I130 (mother) Denied - need help

[honda99 0]

i don't know from where to start but may may 7 i applied for my mother along with my natz certif and my "non availability" (birth certificate) certificate to prove the relationship.

then after 2 months i received letter from USCIS asking me to provide more doc to prove that she is my mother

and i called my mother (India) and ask her to send me the docs

1) birth certificate (i never ever require in my whole life until now... so my mother has to go through the toughest process in order to get my birth certificate

2) religious doc stating that she is my mother

3) affidavit of two person

after i sent the above doc.. last Friday i received letter stating that: the case is denied because

first i submit the non availability certificate and next i submit the birth certificate (i think they start doubting on me)

then second point they mention is that.. in my affidavit by mother signed on the affidavit (which is one more mistake they found).

i have less then 30 days to fightback

any help or any suggestions?

I'm so pissed of with those idiots.. if they really want to find why the hell they don't call and find out if this is genuine or not?

[Boiler 45,945]

Explain why you submitted a non available certificate, then the certificate. Seems a resonable question.

Your mother submitted an affadavit? Sounds like they wanted them from independent persons.

Best to just provide them with the information requested.

[honda99 0]

Explain why you submitted a non available certificate, then the certificate. Seems a resonable question.

Your mother submitted an affadavit? Sounds like they wanted them from independent persons.

Best to just provide them with the information requested.

i have this no available certificate from very long time and i even use for my citizenship and i never realized that this will be a big issue.. first i provide the "non avability certi" because i have used the same for my citizenshiop and when i get the second request to prover further that she is my mother then i thought its time to get the birth certificate (remember i never in my life ever required the birth certificate so i never bother to get one) but since they(ucis) are asking for further prove then i request my mom to get my birth certificate and to get the birth certificate it was hard and painfull because they go through with rigrous process of making sue to whom they are issueing anyway

i think my mother did not realized that she no need to sign on the affidavit but it was mistake that she signed by herself rather then other person.

however what is the best way to approach?

[Boiler 45,945]

Explain why you submitted a non available certificate, then the certificate. Seems a resonable question.

Your mother submitted an affadavit? Sounds like they wanted them from independent persons.

Best to just provide them with the information requested.

i have this no available certificate from very long time and i even use for my citizenship and i never realized that this will be a big issue.. first i provide the "non avability certi" because i have used the same for my citizenshiop and when i get the second request to prover further that she is my mother then i thought its time to get the birth certificate (remember i never in my life ever required the birth certificate so i never bother to get one) but since they(ucis) are asking for further prove then i request my mom to get my birth certificate and to get the birth certificate it was hard and painfull because they go through with rigrous process of making sue to whom they are issueing anyway

i think my mother did not realized that she no need to sign on the affidavit but it was mistake that she signed by herself rather then other person.

however what is the best way to approach?

You did need your Birth Certificate - to immigrate, same as probably all of us. I did not have one either.

Provide them with the information they requested. You are not going to get anywhere without doing so. You can wrap it up into a reasonable story.

[Mononoke28 135]

You can resubmit it with the same explanation you wrote in your original post. Write a detailed letter of the circumstances and hope for the best. You can also call them to find out what exactly do they want and explain the circumstances of getting your birth certificate and why your mother signed the affidavit.

Diana