Is CSPA applicable for me? Here are the details

[Amarinder Singh Sandhu]

DOB:02/15/1995
PRIORITY DATE:03/16/2006
I-130 APPROVAL DATE:12/01/2015

can somebody please check that when the embassy invite us, would I have aged out? or I can go as per CSPA ?

Also, would be glad if formula is mentioned

[dpatel126]

DOB:02/15/1995
PRIORITY DATE:03/16/2006
I-130 APPROVAL DATE:12/01/2015

can somebody please check that when the embassy invite us, would I have aged out? or I can go as per CSPA ?

Also, would be glad if formula is mentioned

You mean to say that your file moved to NVC as of 12/01/2015. Check again, your I-130 must have been approved by USCIS earlier than that. Check when USCIS approved the I-130.

[Amarinder Singh Sandhu]

yes.

You mean to say that your file moved to NVC as of 12/01/2015. Check again, your I-130 must have been approved by USCIS earlier than that. Check when USCIS approved the I-130.

Yeah I filed my receipt number here, https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/mycasestatus.do and it says "On December 1, 2015, we approved your Form I-130, Immigrant Petition for Relative, Fiance(E), or Orphan, Receipt Number #######.

[dpatel126]

DOB:02/15/1995
PRIORITY DATE:03/16/2006
I-130 APPROVAL DATE:12/01/2015

can somebody please check that when the embassy invite us, would I have aged out? or I can go as per CSPA ?

Also, would be glad if formula is mentioned

Okay, so it looks like currently, the child's age is 20 years and 18 days. The processing time that the application was pending at USCIS to NVC is 9 years and 8 months and 17 days. So subtract 8 years and 17 days from 20 years and 18 days. Approximately, 12 years. So This young person is eligible for CSPA. There are times when a person is on borderline age scenario and at those times, the consulate steps in to decide. Good Luck.

I am doing this calculation using priority date, but you should also have an approval date from USCIS. Are you saying that the case was approved by USCIS on 12/01/2015 or the case went to NVC for processing from USCIS?