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Filed: IR-5 Country: Philippines
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Hi everyone. I need help regarding our case. I hope somebody can explain or advice me what to do.

Last June 2015, I petitioned my mother. The Philippine government changed her name so she had to get a passport in order for NVC to change her name. It took her over a year to get her passport though.

My problem is, last year, I guess it was October when I got the NOA2, and I paid the fees online. All I needed to do is to submit our affidavit of support and her passport (unavailable that time). So, In first week of May, I sent a letter to the NVC, saying that my mother's documents are not yet ready.

My question is, now that my mother has her passport? Can I still send those documents to NVC despite of being almost a year (11 months) late? Please enlightened me. It's my first time to petition, I know nothing. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Hungary
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Yes, you can. Get on with it quickly, though, because after one year of inactivity, NVC will administratively close he case.

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Filed: IR-5 Country: Philippines
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Yes, you can. Get on with it quickly, though, because after one year of inactivity, NVC will administratively close he case.

Hi, thank you. It will be inactive in 3 days I guess. But, I sent a letter last May saying that give us time, my mother isn't ready yet. Does it count or no? Thank you so much, I appreciate it a lot!!!!

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