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Do i need to inform US Gov about fathers death ?

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Aschenbecher   16

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We have a I-130 starting the NVC stage anytime now.

We were wondering , do we need to inform NVC or anyother US gov body (USCIS) about benefeciary's fathers death (he passed away on December 2011) as we had mentioned him in the biographic info form?

5/1/2022 - Filed I-130 For Mom

5/1/2022 - NOA1

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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,110

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You can if you want but its not needed/required unless he was the petitioner or the beneficiary of the petition.

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Matt & Rocio   28

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We have a I-130 starting the NVC stage anytime now.

We were wondering , do we need to inform NVC or anyother US gov body (USCIS) about benefeciary's fathers death (he passed away on December 2011) as we had mentioned him in the biographic info form?

I'm sorry for your loss.

The Immigrant Visa Application (form DS-230) question 23 is used to list the year of death of the father of the beneficiary. This should be sufficient, but you can always call the NVC and ask an operator.

06/10/11 - Married

USCIS: (224 days)

07/22/11 - Mailed I-130 petitions for wife and step-daughter

07/28/11 - NOA1 for both

02/21/12 - RFE for both (received hardcopy on 2/25)

02/28/12 - Responded to RFE for both(received by CSC on 2/29)

03/02/12 - NOA2 for both(received hardcopy on 3/8)

NVC: (37 days)

03/12/12 - NVC Received both

03/21/12 - NVC case number and IIN received for both & Emailed Choice of Agent for both

03/23/12 - AOS bill invoiced & paid for both

03/26/12 - AOS bill shows paid & AOS Packets mailed for both

03/27/12 - Choice of Agent accepted for wife (sent another for step-daughter via email and express mail)

03/28/12 - Choice of Agent accepted for step-daughter & IV bill invoiced & paid for wife

03/29/12 - IV bill shows paid for wife & IV bill invoiced & paid for step-daughter

03/30/12 - IV bill shows paid for step-daughter & IV Packets mailed for both

04/04/12 - IV Packets reviewed. Checklist issued for Divorce Decree for my wife. Step-daughter's was accepted and her case closed

04/10/12 - Divorce Decree accepted after supervisor review & wife's case closed

04/16/12 - Expedite requested for both cases due to NVC error

04/18/12 - Expedite request approved for both cases and sent to Santiago Embassy

Embassy: (15 days)

04/24/12 - Embassy received both cases from NVC

04/25/12 - Wife went to Embassy for document review. Interview date assigned for both cases.

04/26/12 - Medical Exam for both. Result - approved.

05/07/12 - Interview date for both. Result - approved!

05/09/12 - Received both Visas

05/16/12 - POE Atlanta

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pushbrk   12,105

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I'm sorry for your loss.

The Immigrant Visa Application (form DS-230) question 23 is used to list the year of death of the father of the beneficiary. This should be sufficient, but you can always call the NVC and ask an operator.

Just use current information on the DS230. No worries.

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