Applicant removed after Documentarily Qualified

[Shariar Rahman 2]

Hi there,

 

I and my family is applicants of F4 family visa category. We received DQ email in October 2020. Recently I've logged in CEAC and noticed that my name has been removed from the applicants list while the other three family member including principal applicant remained unchanged. I thought this might be because my age is no eligible to move to USA in a F4 visa category. Therefore my question is DOES NVC REMOVE APPLICANT EVEN AFTER DQ DUE TO THE REASON I'VE STATED ABOVE? Thanks in advance.

[JFH 12,190]

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Edited February 20, 2021 by JFH

[JFH 12,190]

Are you certain that your age disqualifies you? What is your PD? What month and year were you born? When was the I-130 approved?

 

Edited to add: Regardless of your age, it is your marriage that has caused you to be disqualified as a derivative on an F-4

 

 

Edited February 20, 2021 by JFH

[Shariar Rahman 2]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

Are you certain that your age disqualifies you? What is your PD? What month and year were you born? When was the I-130 approved?

 

Edited to add: Regardless of your age, it is your marriage that has caused you to be disqualified as a derivative on an F-4

 

 

Hello there, thanks for your response. My PD is April 2007 and my D.O.B is 28th April 1995. I-130 was approved on 2011. I don't see any other valid reason rather than this. Moreover once you get DQ then applicant cannot be removed as well. Thus why I think I got removed due to my age.

[JFH 12,190]

2 minutes ago, Shariar Rahman said:

Hello there, thanks for your response. My PD is April 2007 and my D.O.B is 28th April 1995. I-130 was approved on 2011. I don't see any other valid reason rather than this. Moreover once you get DQ then applicant cannot be removed as well. Thus why I think I got removed due to my age.

On your previous thread you asked about how to contact NVC to tell them you are married to a USC and your plan was to pursue the CR-1, as this is the correct visa type for you now. Did you do that? 
 

You don’t see any other valid reason that you are not eligible for F-4 derivative? Have you forgotten the fact that you are now married? 

[Shariar Rahman 2]

28 minutes ago, JFH said:

On your previous thread you asked about how to contact NVC to tell them you are married to a USC and your plan was to pursue the CR-1, as this is the correct visa type for you now. Did you do that? 
 

You don’t see any other valid reason that you are not eligible for F-4 derivative? Have you forgotten the fact that you are now married? 

Yes, the correct visa category for me at the moment is IR-1. However my discussion was about whether the NVC removes the applicant even after DQ because of the applicant's age. I have been removed automatically when I checked, I didn't informed NVC that I got married after DQ. Therefore I would like to know if anyone has faced the same situation. Thanks

[aaron2020 11,651]

You can age out after being DQ.  Being DQ does not lock in your CSPA age.  Only the PD becoming current locks in your CSPA age.  Beneficiaries can be removed after DQ for aging out when the PD is not current.  

 

Since you did not provide exact dates, I will GUESS at what happened.

It took USCIS about 4 years to approve the I-130 (2007-2011).  This gave you an extra 4 years, meaning you age out at 25 if the PD is not current.  The PD for your parent is not current and you're over 25.  You've aged out.  This is probably why you were removed.   

If you have not informed them that you got married, then they don't know so you were not removed for this reason.  

Edited February 20, 2021 by aaron2020

[JFH 12,190]

48 minutes ago, Shariar Rahman said:

Yes, the correct visa category for me at the moment is IR-1. However my discussion was about whether the NVC removes the applicant even after DQ because of the applicant's age. I have been removed automatically when I checked, I didn't informed NVC that I got married after DQ. Therefore I would like to know if anyone has faced the same situation. Thanks

Why have not informed them that you are married and ineligible? When were you planning to tell them? Or were you hoping to keep it a secret and use the F-4 derivative visa as a way to bypass the spousal visa processing time? That’s material misrep and can get you a lifetime ban. 

 

If you are now an IR-1 you have been married for at least 2 years. But you still haven’t informed NVC? And you lied when you submitted the DS-260?

[Shariar Rahman 2]

On 2/21/2021 at 1:03 AM, JFH said:

Why have not informed them that you are married and ineligible? When were you planning to tell them? Or were you hoping to keep it a secret and use the F-4 derivative visa as a way to bypass the spousal visa processing time? That’s material misrep and can get you a lifetime ban. 

 

If you are now an IR-1 you have been married for at least 2 years. But you still haven’t informed NVC? And you lied when you submitted the DS-260?

No way, why would I dare to lie to the NVC about being married and beside this I am aware that it could result in lifetime ban. I asked whats the step I can take before filing the CR1 (I HAVE BEEN MARRIED RECENTLY AND MISTAKENLY I MENTIONED IR1) however I have been removed automatically from my F4 application during the DQ process. Moreover My wife has already filed the petition last week so right now I am looking forward to receive the receipt. By the way your response sounded aggressive for no reason. Cheers.