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Phillip Kazuto

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  1. Provided that the petition was approved before the dead of the petitioner , She might be able to immigrate still by requesting reinstatement to USCIS.

    Steps :

    1. Find a Substitute Financial Sponsor ( Can her brother do that ? ).

    This financial sponsorship is an important aspect of serving as an immigrant's petitioner. If the petitioner die, USCIS would expect your immigrant relative to come up with a substitute sponsor to take on this role, in order for the green card application to continue.

    * Note : By signing Form I-864, you are promising to financially support your immigrant relative(s) in the U. S., and demonstrating that they will not become a burden to the U.S. government.

    2. The substitute Financial Sponsor will have to fill out form I-864 , Proof that he is related to the immigrating relative , Photocopy of the USCIS approval notice for immigrant's Form I-130 , Death certificate of the initial sponsor and finally a copy of identification showing that he is either USC or LPR ( greencard or passport).

    3. After gathering all the things , all of them will have to send to USCIS.

    They will review and should notify back a week or two.

    Edit : The embassy will soon notify about the death of her petitioner then the case will return back to USCIS.

  2. There are many factors that will have effect to the the timeline like you got the documents lost or you filled in wrong stuffs and need to re submit the documents then it will take even more time and then the new introduced-reviewing timeline from NVC that increased from 30 to 60 days.

    To sum up no one can be clear regarding that and the link i provided offers 'estimated' timeline.

    p.s it's safe to say that K1 is faster.

    Since you just want her to be there asap i'd say K1 is the way to go but it will cost much more than the usual spousal visa.

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