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On 7/30/2022 at 10:56 PM, SusieQQQ said:

 

WAIT 

 

Sorry, i should have picked this up last night.

 

Your mom applied when you were under 21? Your birth date is Nov 13 2000? Then you are not F2B. You were filed as F2A because it was before you turned 21, and because the priority date has been current for Philippines ever since she applied and your case has been approved while F2A is still current, you are actually protected under the child status protection act, CSPA, and your age has been frozen under 21. This means you are not F24, you are F22 (or possibly F2x) and actually you are eligible for a visa now. (Excepting wait time for NVC processing and scheduling interview). You need to contact NVC and tell them you are protected under CSPA and they need to move your category back to F2A, and allow you to file documents now (you need to file ds260 within a year of approval to remain protected by CSPA). NVC should be doing this CSPA calculation automatically but we have seen a good number of cases on here where they don’t.

 

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

description of CSPA, the relevant section for you is “CSPA for Family and Employment Preference and Diversity Visa Immigrants”  https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/child-status-protection-act-cspa

 

 

 

Hi sushie , please notice , 

 

I dont know why my  visa Class is f24 , while my mother applied me when i was 19yrs old .  And since you advice me to contact to nvc . My sister tried to contact to call and through email but they are not replying to our message . Can you recommend something that we can do ? 
 

 

Posted
On 7/30/2022 at 10:56 PM, SusieQQQ said:

 

WAIT 

 

Sorry, i should have picked this up last night.

 

Your mom applied when you were under 21? Your birth date is Nov 13 2000? Then you are not F2B. You were filed as F2A because it was before you turned 21, and because the priority date has been current for Philippines ever since she applied and your case has been approved while F2A is still current, you are actually protected under the child status protection act, CSPA, and your age has been frozen under 21. This means you are not F24, you are F22 (or possibly F2x) and actually you are eligible for a visa now. (Excepting wait time for NVC processing and scheduling interview). You need to contact NVC and tell them you are protected under CSPA and they need to move your category back to F2A, and allow you to file documents now (you need to file ds260 within a year of approval to remain protected by CSPA). NVC should be doing this CSPA calculation automatically but we have seen a good number of cases on here where they don’t.

 

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

description of CSPA, the relevant section for you is “CSPA for Family and Employment Preference and Diversity Visa Immigrants”  https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/child-status-protection-act-cspa

 

 

 

Sir what should we do ? Are we need to get some lawyer ? Or is it okay that we will be the one to contact to nvc

 
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