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[lowell1123 6]

I am a permanent resident in the US. I have petitioned for wife about 2 years ago. My wife has been documentary qualified over 1 year already. I can't remember off hand but something expired I had to resubmit my affidavit of support and had to make another payment. I was wondering why I needed to make another payment since we were in a pandemic and it was NVC's and US Embassy's fault for the delays if they wanted to point fingers. It's been about 6 months and my wife US still waiting for her interview. What if it goes over a year again and something else expires and they will need me to make another payment? First of all did I need to make the payment when it first expired? And second do I need to make another payment if it expires again in the next 6 months? Sorry I forgot what it was that expired and what I paid for. I'll do a follow up when there are replies. Thank you. 

[Timona 3,959]

Was it medical? If so, you have to do a new one

[powerpuff 5,921]

~~ Topic moved from General Immigration discussion to Bringing Family Members of US permanent residents - OP is an LPR petitioning for a spouse ~~

[Natepartlan 11]

On 8/28/2022 at 9:11 PM, lowell1123 said:

I am a permanent resident in the US. I have petitioned for wife about 2 years ago. My wife has been documentary qualified over 1 year already. I can't remember off hand but something expired I had to resubmit my affidavit of support and had to make another payment. I was wondering why I needed to make another payment since we were in a pandemic and it was NVC's and US Embassy's fault for the delays if they wanted to point fingers. It's been about 6 months and my wife US still waiting for her interview. What if it goes over a year again and something else expires and they will need me to make another payment? First of all did I need to make the payment when it first expired? And second do I need to make another payment if it expires again in the next 6 months? Sorry I forgot what it was that expired and what I paid for. I'll do a follow up when there are replies. Thank you. 

I suggest if you want some informed help to go back to your records and find out exactly what was expired and what fee(s) you had to repay.  My in-laws were DQ 2 years ago and I have not had anything expire or had to pay any additional fees beyond the original DS-260 IV and Affidavit of Support fees (which are 2 separate and distinct fees on the CEAC website).