How do I reinstate my I-130?
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How do I reinstate my I-130?
You should send a written request for reinstatement to the USCIS service center that approved the petition. Or, if you’ve already properly filed an application for adjustment of status with USCIS, you should send your request to the USCIS office with jurisdiction over the adjustment application.
Can I reapply for I-130?
Assuming that you now have the evidence, you may file a new visa petition for the same relative. There is no rule that prevents you from re-applying for the same person again. However, filing a new I-130 petition for the same person is not an appropriate response for all situations.
Can I refile I-130 after denial?
If your application was denied because you did not provide sufficient information, the best option might be to simply start over and re-apply with additional evidence. Refiling will give you the time and opportunity to gather and potentially develop additional, necessary information.
What happens if my I-130 is denied?
In the event that your I-130 is denied, you might appeal for the USCIS green card if you are positive you did everything by the book. However, it is much easier to simply start over and file again.
What is a substitute sponsor?
If the original I-130 petitioner has died after the petition was approved, but before the intending immigrant obtained permanent residence, a substitute sponsor can submit the Form I-864, affidavit of support, instead of the deceased visa petitioner.
Can I 130 expire?
As a general rule, the petition does not expired but if the petition was transferred to the National Visa Center for visa processing and you do not respond to their communication within a year, the petition may get terminated and you will need to file a new petition.
How long does i 130 appeal process take?
| Form Type | Case Type | Completed 0-180 Days |
|---|---|---|
| I-140I | National Interest Waiver | 36.25\% |
| I-212 | Application to Reapply for Admission | 23.08\% |
| I-352 | Bond Breach | 90.32\% |
| I-360C | Special Immigrant Juvenile | 17.86\% |
Can you reopen an immigration case?
Immigrants with cases in immigration court can generally file one motion to reopen and one motion to reconsider (or both at the same time). A motion to reopen must generally be filed within 90 days following entry of a final administrative order of removal, deportation, or exclusion.
Can I-130 expire?
How long does i-130 appeal process take?
Can green card be reinstated?
All green card holders are entitled to judicial review of the revocation of their permanent residency, and they may have an opportunity to have their green card reinstated.