Will NVC give me visa as I aged out? (Split)

[aimon 0]

On 1/31/2023 at 9:44 PM, jan22 said:

No.  There is no provision of the law to take anything other than the annual numerical limit, set by Congress, into account.

 

I'm not sure what you meant by "...if not for covid related backlog they would have got it on time based on previous timeline...".  The PD advancement is not "...almost three years behind".  When the petition was filed in 2015, the Priority Date (PD) being processed was in early 2002 (e.g., in February 2015 the current PD was 15 Apr 2002).  The earliest time for their PD to be current would have been predicted to be in 2028, more likely 2029 to 2030.  It has been rare for the F4 PD to advance more than 7 or 8 months per year.  Take a look at the approximate advancement per year during  past 12 years, using the February PD as an example:

• 2010 was 15 Nov 1999
• 2011 was 01 Jan 2000, approx. 1.5 months advancement
• 2012 was 08 Sep 2000, approx. 9.25 months
• 2013 was 15 Apr 2001, approx. 7.25 months
• 2014 was 22 Oct 2001, approx. 6.25 months
• 2015 was 15 Apr 2002, approx. 5.75 months
• 2016 was 08 Jun 2003, approx. 12.75 months
• 2017 was 08 Feb 2004, approx. 8 months
• 2018 was 22 Jul 2004, approx. 5.5 months
• 2019 was 22 Jun 2005, approx. 11 months
• 2020 was 01 Jul 2006, approx. 12.5 months
• 2021 was 15 Oct 2006, approx. 3.5 months
• 2022 is  22 Mar 2007, approx. 5.25 months

The average advancement over the 9 pre-COVID years was slightly less than 7.5 (7.47) months per year.  The average advancement in the past 3 years (Feb 2020 to Feb 2022) was approaching an average of 7.1 (7.08) months per year -- certainly not "three years behind" and a difference which could just as easily be explained by an Increased number of applicants as by COVID delays.  As more and more F4 petitions are submitted, the wait time is more likely to increase for those filing now, as Crazy Cat pointed out, since the annual numerical limit is unlikely to change.

Hi!My uncle applied for us in July 2007,my DOB is 9 November 1999,since the chart A of visa bulletin retrogressed due to covid ,my pd is still not current in chart A,will NVC give me visa,as I aged out bcz of very very slow movement of chart A after 2019( Covid)??

 

[Boiler 45,522]

2 minutes ago, aimon said:

Hi!My uncle applied for us in July 2007,my DOB is 9 November 1999,since the chart A of visa bulletin retrogressed due to covid ,my pd is still not current in chart A,will NVC give me visa,as I aged out bcz of very very slow movement of chart A after 2019( Covid)??

 

no

[aimon 0]

12 minutes ago, Boiler said:

no

Also, Will they give any relaxation if I am 21 years and only few months above CSPA age??As this aging out was bcz of NVC 

Edited February 6 by aimon

[powerpuff 6,703]

Above post and replies were split off from an existing thread. In the future, please start your own thread to ask questions. 

[appleblossom 2,537]

37 minutes ago, aimon said:

Also, Will they give any relaxation if I am 21 years and only few months above CSPA age??As this aging out was bcz of NVC 

No. If you’ve aged out then there is no visa available to you. 
 

If you still want to move you’ll have to wait for your parent(s) to get their green card and then petition for you. 

Edited February 6 by appleblossom

[SalishSea 17,833]

On 2/6/2024 at 3:33 AM, aimon said:

Also, Will they give any relaxation if I am 21 years and only few months above CSPA age??As this aging out was bcz of NVC 

No.