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NVC “First Termination Letter” after long visa backlog – CEAC locked, submitted inquiry, what next?

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39 minutes ago, SimAsh said:

Okay, got it. Thank you so much for making this clear. We thought they would send her back from Airport and due to her age we didn't want to risk it. Okay, we will take gather and take evidence of why she had to be out for this long period of time.

 

One last question, you mentioned "...Table B is what matters for the NVC process..." would mind to have a link or can you point me to where I can find that? Priority Date on Mother's file is 8th December 2017. Where are the priority dates now? 

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2026/visa-bulletin-for-april-2026.html
 

So hopefully if she gets back now, and establishes her life in the US again, by the time the priority date is current she’ll have enough evidence to definitively prove her place of domicile is the US. 
 

And btw, your brother shouldn’t proceed with the NVC process until she is back, and has been back for a while. If he starts that now, chances are the visa will be refused.

 

Good luck, and do let us know what happens when she enters the US. 

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appleblossom
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Ah, sounds like that is the one that this all referring to - makes more sense now! The F4 petition is still at least a decade away from being current.    So if the mother is in India, you'll

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That's odd, as the Welcome Letter isn't usually sent until it's current on Table B. What is the PD and which country of birth?

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Was he petitioned under another category (other than F4) also?  Yes, for F4 India.

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