Withdrawal of Filing Marriage based green card application

[Boiler 45,784]

Seems she never submitted a I 864, well a complete one, hence nothing happened.

[Coke987 0]

14 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Seems she never submitted a I 864, well a complete one, hence nothing happened.

So if I want to get rid of the application what must I submit?

[Boiler 45,784]

Oops, not a complete one, well you can write to the officially withdrawing it.

[Coke987 0]

17 minutes ago, geowrian said:

The I-485 is their application so you can't do anything about it. But it requires an I-864 from you as a required document, which is something you can pull.

You can write a letter to withdraw the I-130 as well.

So what must I tell them I want to withdraw because I only have the receipt number. I don't remember what I file exactly and the other person has the documents. 

[geowrian 22,337]

3 minutes ago, Coke987 said:

So what must I tell them I want to withdraw because I only have the receipt number. I don't remember what I file exactly and the other person has the documents. 

Include your name + date of birth, Request to withdraw the I-130 with receipt number XXXXXXXXX as well as the I-864 for the I-485 with receipt number XXXXXXXXX.

[mushroomspore 3,044]

24 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Seems she never submitted a I 864, well a complete one, hence nothing happened.

So wouldn't this mean the application should have been denied due to failure to submit to required documentation on time? Can't imagine how they even got an interview when there was no I-864.

[Coke987 0]

17 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Include your name + date of birth, Request to withdraw the I-130 with receipt number XXXXXXXXX as well as the I-864 for the I-485 with receipt number XXXXXXXXX.

The only receipt number I have is the one to check the case. 797c or something like that have the case receipt number on it.

Edited November 6, 2018 by Coke987

[GreenGem 58]

[Coke987 0]

20 minutes ago, GreenGem said:

I'm just gonna send a letter to cancel the whole thing. 

[moosy 139]

Sounds kinda like your spouse already got a greencard in the meantime as most of those documents are easily gathered, no? I cannot imagine, as a new greencard holder, being asked to send in the documents so I can get my greencard, and then not doing this. I would have done that immediately.

Therefor I wonder if they already got their greencard. How certain are you that they did not get it and just never mentioned it? Especially if you do not know where they live, they could have changed the mailing address. 

If your marriage was going so poorly that you not only have no clue where they live, but that you also actively want to prevent them from acquiring a greencard to stay in the country, then I can imagine them not mentioning it to you.

 

[GreenGem 58]

3 minutes ago, Coke987 said:

I'm just gonna send a letter to cancel the whole thing. 

Sounds good. You should atleast remember if you signed an I-864 Affidavit of Support. That's the only thing you can withdraw if your spouse was on the Adjustment of Status phase.

[little immigrant 801]

47 minutes ago, GreenGem said:

Sounds good. You should atleast remember if you signed an I-864 Affidavit of Support. That's the only thing you can withdraw if your spouse was on the Adjustment of Status phase.

But you can't withdraw a I-864 once the beneficiary has the green card right? Just checking. 

[Coke987 0]

1 hour ago, moosy said:

Sounds kinda like your spouse already got a greencard in the meantime as most of those documents are easily gathered, no? I cannot imagine, as a new greencard holder, being asked to send in the documents so I can get my greencard, and then not doing this. I would have done that immediately.

Therefor I wonder if they already got their greencard. How certain are you that they did not get it and just never mentioned it? Especially if you do not know where they live, they could have changed the mailing address. 

If your marriage was going so poorly that you not only have no clue where they live, but that you also actively want to prevent them from acquiring a greencard to stay in the country, then I can imagine them not mentioning it to you.

 

But wouldn't the status say issued or something like that?

[GreenGem 58]

41 minutes ago, little immigrant said:

But you can't withdraw a I-864 once the beneficiary has the green card right? Just checking. 

Assuming that the green card was given, yes. 

Edited November 6, 2018 by GreenGem

[geowrian 22,337]

35 minutes ago, little immigrant said:

But you can't withdraw a I-864 once the beneficiary has the green card right? Just checking. 

Correct. Once the I-864 is executed, you're on the hook until they become a USC, die, lose LPR status, or earn 40 quarters of SS work credits.

That said, the OP states that they never got a green card / AOS approval. Although 2.5 years after the interview for that is really odd...presumably it would have been either approved or denied by now.