Murcielago2

I'm in the same boat. Please update us once you contact NVC

Yes, my priority date is 11/14/2021 and the final action date for F2A category in the visa bulletin is 1/12022.

Unfortunately they responded with the same exact response like last time. Can someone explain to me what's the difference between the 4/15/2021 and 1/1/2022 dates in the visa bulletin? Does it mean if the priority date is between these dates, then a visa isn't available yet?

Thank you, I will contact them again

I contacted them on Nov 4th, the same day NVC received my case, and they responded on the 7th.

My F2A visa was recently received by NVC, however it has been categorized under F24 visa class (F2B) because the beneficiary actual age is over 21, however his CSPA age is below 21. Below are my details, please correct me if I'm wrong with my CSPA eligibility calculations, or tell me what am I missing here? Has anyone had similar experiences before? My NVC CEAC page doesn't allow me to pay my IV fee or submit my IV application, and says "Due to the numerical limitations on immigrant visa issuance prescribed by law, this petition is not eligible for further processing at this time.". I contacted the NVC using the online inquiry system (calling NVC doesn't seem to be available anymore), requested the adjustment of my visa class to F22 based on CSPA eligibility, and they responded saying this case cannot be reviewed for applicability of CSPA as there is no visa number available, which is the very reason why I contacted them, to switch it to the correct F2A category. I'm not sure what to do now, Should I contact NVC again? Should I involve my congressman? Beneficiary DoB: 01/31/2002 (actual age is 22) I-130 Priority date: 11/14/2021 I-130 Approval date: 10/29/2024 # of days I-130 pending at USCIS: 1080 days CSPA age: 19 years 9 months 15 days November Visa Bulletin F2A final action date: 1/1/2022