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ashah6

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Birth date: 6 April 2000
Priority date: 14 August 2006
Approval: 10 November 2009
We got mail from the department on 26 December 2024.

My maternal Aunt filed our family file. So am I eligible under CSPA? If not, should I spend any time or money to file for petition any further to get approval?
 
ashah6 said:
Birth date: 6 April 2000
Priority date: 14 August 2006
Approval: 10 November 2009
We got mail from the department on 26 December 2024.

My maternal Aunt filed our family file. So am I eligible under CSPA? If not, should I spend any time or money to file for petition any further to get approval?
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What country are you from? I am assuming India if you only just got mail to proceed. If so unfortunately you have aged out. Is the country assumption correct? (It matters)

It is a matter of law as to whether or not you are eligible- there is no petition or other way around it. Your parents can sponsor you for a green card once they have their own.
 
AGE OUT SCENARIO, PLEASE HELP

Priority Date: 20th June, 2010
Approval Date: 2nd August, 2010
Date of Birth: 6th November, 2003
Final Action Date: 1st January, 2025- others
 
jay2025 said:
AGE OUT SCENARIO, PLEASE HELP

Priority Date: 20th June, 2010
Approval Date: 2nd August, 2010
Date of Birth: 6th November, 2003
Final Action Date: 1st January, 2025- others
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Are you absolutely certain about that approval date? There is an i797 notice of approval with that date? I’m thinking it’s more likely that was a receipt notice given how quickly after the priority date it is.
 
Yes- I-797, Notice of Action is the heading and it have:
-receipt number
-receipt date
-Priority date
-Notice date

On the left hand side untop.
 
Ok, yes, wow that was fast but unfortunately that’s bad luck for you as it means you only got about 6 weeks protection for CSPA, so it seems you have aged out.
 
jay2025 said:
Usually there won't be any flex of the sort by the immigration system?
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No, it’s either you’re of age or you are not. You can always go to the interview to be 100% sure but you won’t be refunded the fees when denied
 
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