how to onform uscis that the beneficiary is deceased

[Aishamza 0]

I applied for i130 for my parents. my dad passed away recently. how do I inform the uscis that he is deceased and to dismiss his case, but to keep my mom's case active?

[payxibka 10,045]

7 minutes ago, Aishamza said:

I applied for i130 for my parents. my dad passed away recently. how do I inform the uscis that he is deceased and to dismiss his case, but to keep my mom's case active?

Not required,  howrver if you choose, you can send a letter to the service center handling the petition, noting the case number and asking it to be withdrawn.   Since your parents have separate case numbers so this would not have any affect on your mom's. 

[Crazy Cat 41,978]

4 hours ago, Aishamza said:

I applied for i130 for my parents. my dad passed away recently. how do I inform the uscis that he is deceased and to dismiss his case, but to keep my mom's case active?

I am sincerely sorry for your loss.  Since they are two separate cases, your Mother can just continue with her case .  No other action is required. 

Edited August 12, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[slider100 8]

First of all, I am truly sorry for your loss. I am in the exact same situation as you, lost my dad and eagerly waiting for my mother to join me in the US. 

I called the NVC and they asked me to submit a query to the address - asknvc@state.gov

Here is the sample draft I attached so they could close my dad's case leaving my mom's file untouched. I was notified that the case has been closed. The other comments are absolutely right as well, since these cases are mutually exclusive, it won't affect your mother's file. But I just wanted to submit the paperwork and close the file. 

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please allow me to introduce myself! My name is XXXXXX, I am the US citizen who has petitioned for my parents' IR5 visa. I filed their applications in August, 2019 and the applications have completed NVC processing with a Documentarily Qualified date of Sept, 2020. My parents were just waiting to be scheduled for an interview at the Mumbai Consulate in India. However, I was informed about my father's untimely demise on XXXXX. I am attaching his death certificate for your reference. Please update the NVC records accordingly. 

Sincerely,

Petitioner

[payxibka 10,045]

1 hour ago, slider100 said:

First of all, I am truly sorry for your loss. I am in the exact same situation as you, lost my dad and eagerly waiting for my mother to join me in the US. 

I called the NVC and they asked me to submit a query to the address - asknvc@state.gov

Here is the sample draft I attached so they could close my dad's case leaving my mom's file untouched. I was notified that the case has been closed. The other comments are absolutely right as well, since these cases are mutually exclusive, it won't affect your mother's file. But I just wanted to submit the paperwork and close the file. 

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please allow me to introduce myself! My name is XXXXXX, I am the US citizen who has petitioned for my parents' IR5 visa. I filed their applications in August, 2019 and the applications have completed NVC processing with a Documentarily Qualified date of Sept, 2020. My parents were just waiting to be scheduled for an interview at the Mumbai Consulate in India. However, I was informed about my father's untimely demise on XXXXX. I am attaching his death certificate for your reference. Please update the NVC records accordingly. 

Sincerely,

Petitioner

NVC and USCIS phase are two very different situations.   It is recommended to close a file that is DQd at NVC. 

[Aishamza 0]

thankyou very much for your replies and sympathy. It has been hard few months without him. Hopefully my mom can join me soon.

[slider100 8]

14 hours ago, payxibka said:

NVC and USCIS phase are two very different situations.   It is recommended to close a file that is DQd at NVC. 

@payxibka- I went and reread the original post - you are absolutely right! Our cases were in 2 different stages - thank you for your inputs!