Paying IV Fees Islamabad Embassy

[Faizan209 0]

Filed for sister and family in 2003 she her husband were able to come here but due to not having an Affadavit of support for her children they werent able to Immigrant with them now embassy is closed and i hadn’t paid fees yet for 3 of her children i paid for eldest at time because of money issues but 3 others i wasnt able to now how can them for them 3 when case is in Islamabad already but embassy isnt offering appointments? 

She had 4 kids one was included through cspa rule born in 1993

but other daughter born in 1998 no response yet about whether she would be included or not 

1. born 1993 included through cspa

2.born 1998 no idea yet if included 

3.born in 2004

4.born in 2003 

[SalSterling 10]

Visa process delay due to embassy closure or applying for visa (visa fees) for an approved case sitting in Islamabad will not have any impact. Whenever you will pay for the immigrant visa application fees embassy will schedule an interview once they are open for the visa interviews. 

 

How come 1993 born got approved and included? Would you mind sharing the details?  

[Faizan209 0]

He was eligible through CSPA 

[SalSterling 10]

Would you mind explaining how this CSPA works, since I applied for my siblings and two of my nieces are now above the age of 21. I'd really appreciate if you could explain it in a layman language. Thank you

[Faizan209 0]

9 minutes ago, SalSterling said:

Would you mind explaining how this CSPA works, since I applied for my siblings and two of my nieces are now above the age of 21. I'd really appreciate if you could explain it in a layman language. Thank you

https://www.***removed***/cspa-calculator/
 

you use this calculator 

as long as they’re unmarried try to pay fees i made mistake of not paying for 3 & now have a problem 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

32 minutes ago, SalSterling said:

Would you mind explaining how this CSPA works, since I applied for my siblings and two of my nieces are now above the age of 21. I'd really appreciate if you could explain it in a layman language. Thank you

Simply put, you subtract the time period between priority date and approval date (date on the i797 approval notice) from the age of the person. If this puts their adjusted age under 21 when the priority date is current they are eligible for a visa.  So for example if someone is 24 but it took 5 years for uscis to approve the petition, their CSPA adjusted age is 19 and they would be eligible for a visa. They have to remain unmarried though.

[Faizan209 0]

6 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Simply put, you subtract the time period between priority date and approval date (date on the i797 approval notice) from the age of the person. If this puts their adjusted age under 21 when the priority date is current they are eligible for a visa.  So for example if someone is 24 but it took 5 years for uscis to approve the petition, their CSPA adjusted age is 19 and they would be eligible for a visa. They have to remain unmarried though.

Thank you for explaining God bless

[SalSterling 10]

@SusieQQQ Thanks a lot.