What to do next after receiving I-797 Notice of Action

[Loshiel Bose 0]

Today I received a letter says I-797 Notice of Action 

Notice Type: Approval Notice 

Section: Unmarried child (under age 21) of U.S. Citizen, 201(b) INA

 

I do not know what to do next? what will be the next step? 

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

12 hours ago, Loshiel Bose said:

Today I received a letter says I-797 Notice of Action 

Notice Type: Approval Notice 

Section: Unmarried child (under age 21) of U.S. Citizen, 201(b) INA

 

I do not know what to do next? what will be the next step? 

 

Is the child in the US currently?

[Loshiel Bose 0]

39 minutes ago, USS_Voyager said:

Is the child in the US currently?

no, he is still in the Philippines never been in the U.S. all I want to get him is a visa to come here before he riches 18 or 21.

[arken 4,197]

Can you check what you put in Part 4 item 61 and 62?

Edited December 6, 2019 by arken

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

9 minutes ago, Loshiel Bose said:

no, he is still in the Philippines never been in the U.S. all I want to get him is a visa to come here before he riches 18 or 21.

Then it appears that there is some confusion. In your notice, they said they think the child is in the US and need to file Adjustment of status, which is not the case, according to you. 

 

So I think you have to call USCIS, and see if you can request them to send the petition to the NVC instead. Just say they made a mistake, the beneficiary is not in the US, please send the petition to the NVC. Try that first. Because if that doesn't work, you have to file the I-824 like they indicated, which will take more time. 

Edited December 6, 2019 by USS_Voyager

[Lil bear 4,030]

29 minutes ago, Loshiel Bose said:

no, he is still in the Philippines never been in the U.S. all I want to get him is a visa to come here before he riches 18 or 21.

Hopefully you kept a copy of the I 130 that you submitted. As already  suggested, look at what you put in Part 4 61 and 62.  That will tell you if you made the mistake on your form, or if USCIS did .. then call USCIS and discuss the next step based on what happened. 

[Loshiel Bose 0]

2 hours ago, USS_Voyager said:

Then it appears that there is some confusion. In your notice, they said they think the child is in the US and need to file Adjustment of status, which is not the case, according to you. 

 

So I think you have to call USCIS, and see if you can request them to send the petition to the NVC instead. Just say they made a mistake, the beneficiary is not in the US, please send the petition to the NVC. Try that first. Because if that doesn't work, you have to file the I-824 like they indicated, which will take more time. 

yes And I already paid the I 13O which $535...then if I filed the I 824 It mrans I have to pay again $465 its not fair...I needed to do your suggestion..I think they're confused and then I might mdae a mistake on filing out my I 130 form they might think my child is here already which is not.

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

2 minutes ago, Loshiel Bose said:

then if I filed the I 824 It mrans I have to pay again $465 its not fair.

Just call them ASAP and cry your eyeballs out to see if they are willing to divert that I-130 to the NVC for you. That will be the best case. 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

6 minutes ago, Loshiel Bose said:

yes And I already paid the I 13O which $535...then if I filed the I 824 It mrans I have to pay again $465 its not fair...I needed to do your suggestion..I think they're confused and then I might mdae a mistake on filing out my I 130 form they might think my child is here already which is not.

Well, if it’s your mistake you can’t say it’s “not fair” for them to follow procedure. You can try voyager’s suggestion above to play on their sympathy. If it’s their mistake obviously you don’t need to pay.