URGENT HELP NEEDED! I130 WITHDRAWAL

[BrownHorse 2]

Hello all

I am in need of an urgent help here. My wife (US Citizen) recently filed petition for her parents (my in-laws). We received NOA#2 about a week ago and both petitions (Father and Mother) were approved. However, I am sad to announce my father in law has recently passed away due to medical issues. I need to withdraw his I130 petition. I called NVC but they have not yet received the file from USCIS and hence no nvc case number yet. Both petitions were recently approved so I am thinking NVC should receive the case within a week or two.

I need help writing a letter to NVC withdrawing only Father in Law's petition. I am still planning to bring my mother-in-law here.

Can some one please help me with an sample letter ? In the sample letter, do I even need to mention mother in law since she has her own receipt number? I just want to be careful and ensure NVC does not cancel/withdraw both petitions I will be sending them a copy of death cert as well as NOA#2 via certified mail. I need to do this as soon as possible. Please kindly advise. Thanks in advance

Regards

BH

BH

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

When the petition gets to NVC, at that time send the death certificate to end the process. Wait for the NVC case number.

Edited April 18, 2012 by LIFE'SJOURNEY

[BrownHorse 2]

Why the need to withdrawn at the USCIS stage, there will be no refund. When the petition gets to NVC, at that time send the death certificate to end the process.

Thanks for a reply. Yes, I am planning to send a letter to NVC and not USCIS. I just need assistance writing a letter to NVC

Regards

BH

Edited April 18, 2012 by BrownHorse

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

Thanks for a reply. Yes, I am planning to send a letter to NVC and not USCIS. I just need assistance writing a letter to NVC

Regards

BH

Dear Sir,

Mr. John Doe has expired. I have attached a copy of his death certificate. Please cancel his request for a R1 visa.

Thanks,

Mr. Mrs. Doe.

[1love 2]

Sorry for your loss, my sympathy to your family

I am not sure why u need to be in a haste to inform them. You will not be saved any money by doing that or gain time- not to say that is what the motive is, but do not bother yourself to compose any special letter because as much as u try to make sense or justify your actions, govt workers are just dumb.

My advise as said earlier will be to add the death certificate or let your mother in law present your hand written affidavit or whatever letter plus the death certificate when she goes for her interview.

Remember both petitions are separate.

They sometimes process mother and child petitions separately and we have seen cases here where the minor gets interview date first and things of that nature.

Goodluck do not add this to your stress.

[BrownHorse 2]

Sorry for your loss, my sympathy to your family

I am not sure why u need to be in a haste to inform them. You will not be saved any money by doing that or gain time- not to say that is what the motive is, but do not bother yourself to compose any special letter because as much as u try to make sense or justify your actions, govt workers are just dumb.

My advise as said earlier will be to add the death certificate or let your mother in law present your hand written affidavit or whatever letter plus the death certificate when she goes for her interview.

Remember both petitions are separate.

They sometimes process mother and child petitions separately and we have seen cases here where the minor gets interview date first and things of that nature.

Goodluck do not add this to your stress.

Thanks for the kind advise 1love. I will just write a simple letter and submit a copy of death cert as well as NOA#2.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

Sorry for your loss, my sympathy to your family

I am not sure why u need to be in a haste to inform them. You will not be saved any money by doing that or gain time- not to say that is what the motive is, but do not bother yourself to compose any special letter because as much as u try to make sense or justify your actions,

govt workers are just dumb.

My advise as said earlier will be to add the death certificate or let your mother in law present your hand written affidavit or whatever letter plus the death certificate when she goes for her interview.

Remember both petitions are separate.

They sometimes process mother and child petitions separately and we have seen cases here where the minor gets interview date first and things of that nature.

Goodluck do not add this to your stress.

SMH...Kiss teeth..