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I thought you supposed to stay in the US for 6 months to be able to keep your GC? She will not be able to stay this long due to aforementioned circumstances

Sorry this is my first time doing it so I’m not fully familiar with the process. so, if I decided to “delay” and not send the documents in, wouldn’t they just drop my case? Also how long can you delay it for? I’m not sure she will be able to come in the near future and as far as I understand you have to reside here for 6 months in order to keep your permanent residency

I’m not sure I fully understand option 1. I have applied online through the portal and paid all the fees already. Also wouldn’t they just drop the case if you are stalling it like that? I just don’t want it to go any further since my moms situation seems to be semi-permanent at the moment.

Thank you for your response! Where do I send the letter? Since the case hasn’t been assigned to a processing facility.

Good morning everyone. I’ve searched this forum for awhile but couldn’t find the answer to my question. I’ve submitted an I 130 petition for my mother in November 2021 after becoming a citizen. At the time, she was planning on immigrating to the States. But her situation has changed. 1. My grandmother broke her hip and is unable to move so my mom has to provide constant care 2. My sister had a baby and she is a single mother The status of my petition is Case is being reviewed by the USCIS as of March 2022. my question is, how do I withdraw the application? I’ve seen on the internet that you need to send a letter to USCIS explaining your withdrawal. also will we get penalized and will the withdrawal affect any future applications? Thank you!