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A family friend (permanent resident) made a petition for her daughter (who was under 21 back then) to come to the USA in 1995. The I-130 was approved and an interview was scheduled.

They didn't show up to the interview because they needed money to pay and didn't have it at the time. So she didn't come but they didn't receive anything saying it was disapproved.

The last update they have on uscis's my case status says that the I-130 was approved in 1995 and for them to follow the steps on the papers (which was to go to the interview they didn't go to.

Now the mother has money and wants to bring the daughter to the USA and wants to know if she can continue the case without starting over again because the daughter is now over 21. She needs to know if she can just schedule the same interview now after all these years. help?

03/22/2012 Sent package I-130, I-485 and I-765 through USPS priority mail to Chicago Lockbox

03/24/2012 Received 3 deliver confirmation e-mails from USPS

03/28/2012 Received mail from USCIS saying they received the package ^_^

04/05/2012 Received Biometrics Appointment letter for i-765 for 04/16/2012

04/09/2012 Received NOA 1 for I-130, I-485 and I-765 dated 03/28/2012

I am the luckiest and happiest girl in the world :D <3 my husband

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Did the Daughter marry?

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Did the Daughter marry?

I don't think so, but she's over 21 anyway. Does it make any difference being over 21 and not married or over 21 and married? Is there a chance to just continue the process after missing an interview 17 years ago?

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03/22/2012 Sent package I-130, I-485 and I-765 through USPS priority mail to Chicago Lockbox

03/24/2012 Received 3 deliver confirmation e-mails from USPS

03/28/2012 Received mail from USCIS saying they received the package ^_^

04/05/2012 Received Biometrics Appointment letter for i-765 for 04/16/2012

04/09/2012 Received NOA 1 for I-130, I-485 and I-765 dated 03/28/2012

I am the luckiest and happiest girl in the world :D <3 my husband

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easy to call USCIS and get a Human and inquire..

On Monday. Or Wednesday .

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It makes a difference, why is it now so urgent.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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It makes a difference, why is it now so urgent.

Because my husband's aunt just called asking for help with this and I want to be able to given them an answer. I tried to call USCIS but it was already late to call today.

I googled but couldn't find anyone in the same situation :/

03/22/2012 Sent package I-130, I-485 and I-765 through USPS priority mail to Chicago Lockbox

03/24/2012 Received 3 deliver confirmation e-mails from USPS

03/28/2012 Received mail from USCIS saying they received the package ^_^

04/05/2012 Received Biometrics Appointment letter for i-765 for 04/16/2012

04/09/2012 Received NOA 1 for I-130, I-485 and I-765 dated 03/28/2012

I am the luckiest and happiest girl in the world :D <3 my husband

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A family friend (permanent resident) made a petition for her daughter (who was under 21 back then) to come to the USA in 1995. The I-130 was approved and an interview was scheduled.

They didn't show up to the interview because they needed money to pay and didn't have it at the time. So she didn't come but they didn't receive anything saying it was disapproved.

The last update they have on uscis's my case status says that the I-130 was approved in 1995 and for them to follow the steps on the papers (which was to go to the interview they didn't go to.

Now the mother has money and wants to bring the daughter to the USA and wants to know if she can continue the case without starting over again because the daughter is now over 21. She needs to know if she can just schedule the same interview now after all these years. help?

the case is closed if she didn't go, she abandoned her intentions to come to the US, the case was closed. She should contact an attorney to see if it is possible to reopen a very old case. The file was sent to the US Consulate in her country for interview. where do they send it back I have no clue

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