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How to Freeze the child's age in the F4 -Category Petition? A child's CSPA adjusted age can be frozen or locked in only on the date of visa availability. Visa availability occurs on the first day of the month when the filing date of the specific petitioner is prior the date listed in the Visa Bulletin.

With the revised guidance, a child's CSPA age will be locked, on the first date of the month that USCIS accepts filing of the child's adjustment of status application, following the monthly USCIS Adjustment of Status Acceptance Chart, when the child files Adjustment of Status application within one year ...

How Do You Qualify For CSPA? You must have a pending or approved visa petition for permanent resident status (Form I-130). You must not have had a final decision on an adjustment of status application or immigrant visa before Aug. 6, 2002. You must pursue permanent residence within one year of a visa becoming available.

Determine your Priority Date. This date appears on the Form I-797 that USCIS issued to your petitioner when the Form I-130 was approved (refer to the ?Receipt Date?).

CSPA age is calculated by subtracting the number of days the Form I-130 (or Form I-360 for VAWA self-petitioners and derivatives) was pending from the applicant's age on the date an immigrant visa becomes available to the applicant.

If the calculated ?CSPA age? is under 21, then even though the person's biological age is over 21, they will still be able to immigrate as if they are under 21. In order to use a CSPA age, they must also ?seek to acquire? within one year (see below for more on the ?seek to acquire? requirement).

CSPA calculator allows you to enter your data and it shows the results whether such children are eligible to immigrate as dependents or not. Fill out the data below to find out if you are still eligible for an immigrant visa.