need help in cspa

[Meledona 0]

my nephew's age out after filing his documents for DQ and fee was submitted. his name was removed from his family by embassy.

i want to write letter to cspa for this issue can anyone help me pls or guide me what to do? 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Your post is not entirely clear. What is your nephew’s CSPA age? If you need help calculating it please provide birth date, priority date, approval date. 

Edited September 29, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[Meledona 0]

Pls tell me how i know what is approval date ?

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

11 minutes ago, Meledona said:

Pls tell me how i know what is approval date ?

The date on the i797 petitioner received saying notice type “approval notice”. The text will start with something like “The above petition was approved”. 

[JFH 12,189]

Nephew or brother? 
 

If you are the USC and you are petitioning your brother under F4 then his age is irrelevant. 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

27 minutes ago, JFH said:

Nephew or brother? 
 

If you are the USC and you are petitioning your brother under F4 then his age is irrelevant. 

OP says the nephew was removed “from his family” so assume it is the child of the brother being sponsored under F4.  Unclear between this thread and the one you linked exactly what relation OP is to the sponsor.

 

 

Edited September 29, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[JFH 12,189]

27 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

OP says the nephew was removed “from his family” so assume it is the child of the brother being sponsored under F4.  Unclear between this thread and the one you linked exactly what relation OP is to the sponsor.

 

 

This is why I wish people would stick to one person per account. From the OP’s previous threads it looks like several people are using the same account, posting from their own individual perspectives. It’s messy. 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

7 minutes ago, JFH said:

This is why I wish people would stick to one person per account. From the OP’s previous threads it looks like several people are using the same account, posting from their own individual perspectives. It’s messy. 

Yup. Regardless... Hopefully OP understands that CSPA is a defined calculation under law and the derivative either qualifies, or not. It is not a case of how to write a letter.  Without knowing the relevant dates, it is impossible to advise whether or not they need to move forward with getting nephew/brother/whoever added back to the case.

[Meledona 0]

He is my nephew. I applied for siblings visa.

When we received immigration letter his name was appearing but now i think due to his age he is not elligible as he now 23 yrs. 

His family's documents were DQ and they waiting for interview date.

I want to write letter to cspa or american embassy to reopen his case review it again as he would be alone there no one is here for his supervising.

[milimelo 4,413]

1 hour ago, Meledona said:

He is my nephew. I applied for siblings visa.

When we received immigration letter his name was appearing but now i think due to his age he is not elligible as he now 23 yrs. 

His family's documents were DQ and they waiting for interview date.

I want to write letter to cspa or american embassy to reopen his case review it again as he would be alone there no one is here for his supervising.

He is an adult at 23. 

 

Provide the info asked for so people can get you the right answers: 

Petition receipt date (NOA1): 

Petition approval date (NOA2): 

Date of birth of nephew: 

 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

4 hours ago, Meledona said:

He is my nephew. I applied for siblings visa.

When we received immigration letter his name was appearing but now i think due to his age he is not elligible as he now 23 yrs. 

His family's documents were DQ and they waiting for interview date.

I want to write letter to cspa or american embassy to reopen his case review it again as he would be alone there no one is here for his supervising.

Did you see my post just above yours? It says:

22 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

Yup. Regardless... Hopefully OP understands that CSPA is a defined calculation under law and the derivative either qualifies, or not. It is not a case of how to write a letter.  Without knowing the relevant dates, it is impossible to advise whether or not they need to move forward with getting nephew/brother/whoever added back to the case.

If you give us the dates I asked you for before we can help calculate if your nephew is eligible.

[Meledona 0]

Approval date 9 nov 2019
Priority date 28 june 2007
Date brith 11 April 1997

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

16 minutes ago, Meledona said:

Approval date 9 nov 2019
Priority date 28 june 2007
Date brith 11 April 1997

I’m going to ask you to double check that approval date. Is that the date on the i797 approval notice? NOT the date the NVC contacted you asking you to pay fees/fill in DS260 etc?

 

Anyway IF that is the correct approval date then your nephew is fine, as you can subtract around 12 years from his actual age to get his cspa age (so currently his cspa age is 11 years 1 month). 

Edited October 5, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[aaron2020 11,651]

5 hours ago, Meledona said:

Approval date 9 nov 2019
Priority date 28 june 2007
Date brith 11 April 1997

The approval date is not when the NVC sent the notice for further processing.  What are the 4 numbers after the 3 letter embassy/consulate code in the NVC case number?  My guess is that it will be 2007, 2008, or 2009.

It would be best if you can find the NOA2 which has the exact approval date.

 

Cases with PD in 2007 were usually approved quickly within 3 years.  

Also, what country was your sibling born in?

Edited October 5, 2020 by aaron2020

[Meledona 0]

2009 after 3 letter in my case number so is it approval date ?

My siblings belong to Pakistan