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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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I am a US citizen and I filed i130 for my spouse in november 2016.  He had his interview august 2017.  I was at the interview with my husband.  At the interview they discovered that I am missing a document from my previous divorce and based on that, his case was sent back to USCIS.  I have contacted USCIS and they said they need 180 days to review.   After that, I can inquire about it.   Can anyone guide me through this or offer insight if this is something they went through.  I am getting advice that I should refile. Is it true that the returned case may not be looked at.  Will it just sit there?  I also contacted the senator office and all they got out of USCIS is that the case is under review

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18 minutes ago, Ussponsorpaki said:

I am a US citizen and I filed i130 for my spouse in november 2016.  He had his interview august 2017.  I was at the interview with my husband.  At the interview they discovered that I am missing a document from my previous divorce and based on that, his case was sent back to USCIS.  I have contacted USCIS and they said they need 180 days to review.   After that, I can inquire about it.   Can anyone guide me through this or offer insight if this is something they went through.  I am getting advice that I should refile. Is it true that the returned case may not be looked at.  Will it just sit there?  I also contacted the senator office and all they got out of USCIS is that the case is under review

What were you missing and why didn't they just ask you for it at that point in time? Once your petition gets sent back to USCIS it is essentially dead and you must refile for it. But that still won't help with what was needed before.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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I was missing divorce registration certificate.  I was not sent that document from my ex and therefore didn't have it.  I did however have another divorce document that I originally submitted with my case.  They didn't allow me an oppurtunity to provide the missing document.  I did however submit the document that day through the embassy web site.   They never acknowledged receipt of it or anything.   At the interview, they told us verbally the status of the case that it is being sent back.  They didn't give any slip or anything.   When I contacted them again via their website, I was told that the case is under administrative revieq and a few weeks later case status was that kt has been returned to NVC and finally it made its way back to USCIS.  Since I am a US citizen and this is a spouse visa, is it still considered dead?  I would refile then.   

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*~*~*moved from "bringing family members of USCs" to "IR-1/CR-1 spouse visa process and procedures*~*~*

Timeline in brief:

Married: September 27, 2014

I-130 filed: February 5, 2016

NOA1: February 8, 2016 Nebraska

NOA2: July 21, 2016

Interview: December 6, 2016 London

POE: December 19, 2016 Las Vegas

N-400 filed: September 30, 2019

Interview: March 22, 2021 Seattle

Oath: March 22, 2021 COVID-style same-day oath

 

Now a US citizen!

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No, only for K-1 visa do they let petition to expire. 

For CR/IR-1 cases you’ll get either notice of intent to deny NOID or notice of intent to revoke NOIR where they’ll list the reason(s) why they came to that determination. That’s your one last chance to prove everything and rebut their conclusions with your own evidence. 

 

Does take time to get NOID/NOIR and you have limited time to respond- 30 days? so be ready for it. 

 

 

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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Thank you for the replies.  I appreciate the help.  According to USCIS, the review period will end May 29.  I am assuming that I will get something after that date.  Any clue as to how long it takes to get that NOID/NOIR.  

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On 3/28/2018 at 11:24 AM, Ussponsorpaki said:

Thank you for the replies.  I appreciate the help.  According to USCIS, the review period will end May 29.  I am assuming that I will get something after that date.  Any clue as to how long it takes to get that NOID/NOIR.  

im in the same situantion =/

what happend to you case?

 

 

--------------AOS------------------------------------------

03.08.2013 (Day 0) - Sent off I-130,I-485, I-765

03.09.2013 (Day 1) - Package received by USCIS Chicago

03.16.2013 (Day 7) - Received NOA texts and emails

03.20.2013 (Day 11) - 3 NOA's hardcopies in the Mail!

03.25.2013 (Day 16) - Received Biometrics appointment letter for 04/12/2013 in Santa Rosa , CA

04.08.2013 (Day 30) - Biometrics done in Santa Rosa , CA

05.07.2013 (Day 59) - Status update: Now ready for interview scheduling!

05.12.2013 (Day 64) - Status update: interview scheduled June 12!

05.13.2013 (Day 65) - Received Interview Hardcopy.

05/17/2013 (Day 69) - EAD went in production

05/25/2013 (Day 77) - EAD received

05.12.2013 (Day 93) - interview scheduled!

05.13.2013 (Day 94) - interview approved after separate interview

05.18.2013 (Day 98) - green card arrived

------- ROC ---------

03.24.2015 sent my package I-751

03.26.2015 NOA dated / 03.30 arrived

06.24.2015 biometrics done in Santa Rosa CA

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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On 3/26/2018 at 12:54 PM, Ussponsorpaki said:

I am a US citizen and I filed i130 for my spouse in november 2016.  He had his interview august 2017.  I was at the interview with my husband.  At the interview they discovered that I am missing a document from my previous divorce and based on that, his case was sent back to USCIS.  I have contacted USCIS and they said they need 180 days to review.   After that, I can inquire about it.   Can anyone guide me through this or offer insight if this is something they went through.  I am getting advice that I should refile. Is it true that the returned case may not be looked at.  Will it just sit there?  I also contacted the senator office and all they got out of USCIS is that the case is under review

Your case will not die...it will take a few months for USCIS to review and they will send you a NOIR (because your petition was already approved it's in jeopardy of being revoked).  You will have 30 days to respond.  Respond to each point of the NOIR and attach any evidence that will be helpful.  They didn't take long to review ours but I think they usually say it could take another 180 days.  Ours took two weeks.  

 

Do not refile as you still have an open petition and you need to overcome the embassy issues with your case or you could just be in this same situation next year.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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1 hour ago, Ahmed&Freda said:

Your case will not die...it will take a few months for USCIS to review and they will send you a NOIR (because your petition was already approved it's in jeopardy of being revoked).  You will have 30 days to respond.  Respond to each point of the NOIR and attach any evidence that will be helpful.  They didn't take long to review ours but I think they usually say it could take another 180 days.  Ours took two weeks.  

 

Do not refile as you still have an open petition and you need to overcome the embassy issues with your case or you could just be in this same situation next year.

Do you remember how long it took USCIS to review your case before they sent you NOIR?

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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2 minutes ago, Ussponsorpaki said:

Do you remember how long it took USCIS to review your case before they sent you NOIR?

Our interview was 12/13/17

Our case was returned to NVC 1/4/18

USCIS received from NVC 2/23/18

USCIS sent us NOIR 6/4/18

USCIS  confirmed receipt of our rebuttal 6/25/18

USCIS reaffirmed the case 7/9/18

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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1 minute ago, Ahmed&Freda said:

Our interview was 12/13/17

Our case was returned to NVC 1/4/18

USCIS received from NVC 2/23/18

USCIS sent us NOIR 6/4/18

USCIS  confirmed receipt of our rebuttal 6/25/18

USCIS reaffirmed the case 7/9/18

Thanks for the timeline.  It's great they sent you NOIR in 4 months.  It has been 9 months for us and still no NOIR

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