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NoA 2 approved, we now have to file an I-824??

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phyxsius   1

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Hi all!

We just received our hard copy of the NoA 2, and in the letter it says:

"If the person for whom you are petitioning decides to apply for a visa outside of the united states based on this petition, the petitioner should file form I-824" etc etc.

I have never heard of this before, looking at the guides etc here at VJ and for people who's gotten their noa 2 approved

I noticed that the I-824 is another 405$ , can someone give me any insight on this?

I thought it would just be as simple as, get Noa 2 approved, wait 10 days and then call nvc to see if they have received our application, did I miss something?

I am the beneficiary and I am not currently in the U.S, we are both in Sweden were we first filed our I-130

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Harpa Timsah Grand Master

Harpa Timsah   13,258

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No, you do not file I-824. I am not sure why they even mention it. Good luck.

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Ryan H   3,812

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One of two things:

  • You received the wrongly worded notice
  • USCIS thinks the beneficiary is in the US and applying for Adjustment of Status

You do need to call them and confirm that the file is being routed to the NVC. If they have not routed it correctly, then, you will need to get them to do so without needing to file an I-824 since that would be their error in the first place.

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Novembro Mentor

Novembro   1,763

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One of two things:

  • You received the wrongly worded notice
  • USCIS thinks the beneficiary is in the US and applying for Adjustment of Status

You do need to call them and confirm that the file is being routed to the NVC. If they have not routed it correctly, then, you will need to get them to do so without needing to file an I-824 since that would be their error in the first place.

If they got the wrong notice, don't they need to call and have that corrected?

The same thing happened to us last year, and the correction added an extra month to our processing.

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