Abrir caso aunque si mi madre ha muerto

[Jasmine Ventura 0]

Buenos días quisiera pedirles ayuda sobre mi caso. 

Mi madre se hizo ciudadana de los Estados Unidos y luego su situación de salud empeoró hasta que se ne murió hace dos meses y ya no pude continuar con mi aplicación es posible reabrir mi caso aunque si mi madre ya no vive? 

[ros anny 0]

Es muy dolorosa la perdida de un ser querido, en especial madre o padre. Mis condolencias para ti. Si quieres mas repuesta te recomiendo que publiques en ingles. El foro es de mucha ayuda. La unica limitante es que la mayoria publica en ingles.

 

En https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/AFM/HTML/AFM/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-2872/0-0-0-3007.html tiene la repuesta a tu caso y dice:

 

Family-Based Petitions.

      A relative petition may be automatically revoked if the petitioner withdraws the petition, if the petitioner or beneficiary dies, upon legal termination of the marriage upon which the petition was based, upon the marriage of a second preference unmarried son or daughter, or upon the termination of status of a lawful permanent resident petitioner (unless he or she becomes a U.S. citizen). There are other provisions for revocation which allow for automatic conversion to a different classification. In the ca se of the death of the petitioner,       USCIS       may choose not to revoke the petition for humanitarian reasons. [NOTE: Opting not to revoke a petition is a matter strictly within the discretion of       USCIS       . There is no application which can be filed to seek “non-revocation,” and no formal decision issued by     USCIS       (although a letter from an interested party setting forth the facts of the case and a reply from       USCIS       advising that we have or have not exercised our option not to revoke would not be inappropriate), and no right of appeal from a conclusion not to exercise our option.]          

 

Traducelo por favor. La version corta dice que cuando el peticionario muere la peticion es revocada. Uscis puede elegir no revocar el caso por razones humanitarias. Para saber si ha sido revocado o no que le envie una carta a uscis explicando los hechos de tu situacion.

 

Buena suerte.

[Jasmine Ventura 0]

24 minutes ago, ros anny said:

Es muy dolorosa la perdida de un ser querido, en especial madre o padre. Mis condolencias para ti. Si quieres mas repuesta te recomiendo que publiques en ingles. El foro es de mucha ayuda. La unica limitante es que la mayoria publica en ingles.

 

En https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/AFM/HTML/AFM/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-2872/0-0-0-3007.html tiene la repuesta a tu caso y dice:

 

Family-Based Petitions.

     Una petición de pariente puede revocar automáticamente si el peticionario retira la petición, si el peticionario o el beneficiario muere, tras la terminación legal del matrimonio en el que se basó la petición, el matrimonio de un hijo o hija soltero de segunda preferencia o la terminación del estado de un peticionario residente permanente legal (menos que se convierta en ciudadano estadounidense). Existen otras disposiciones para la revocación que permite la conversión automática a una clasificación diferente. En caso de fallecimiento del peticionario, el  USCIS puede optar por no revocar la petición por razones humanitarias. [NOTA: Optar por no revocar una petición es un asunto estrictamente a discreción del USCIS .                  No hay una solicitud que pueda presentar para buscar "no revocación", y ninguna decisión formal emitida por USCIS (aunque una carta de una parte interesada que exponga los hechos del caso y una respuesta de USCIS que indique que tenemos o no ejerció nuestra opción de no revocar no sería inapropiado), y ningún derecho de apelación de una conclusión de no ejercer nuestra opción.]                           

 

Traducelo por favor. La versión corta dice que cuando el peticionario muere la peticion es revocada. Uscis puede elegir no revocar el caso por razones humanitarias. Para saber si ha sido revocado o no le envie una carta a uscis explicando los hechos de tu situación.

 

Buena suerte.

Muchas gracias, el problema es que no hablo español pero voy a pedir ayuda muchas gracias 

Just now, Jasmine Ventura said:

Muchas gracias, el problema es que no hablo ingles pero voy a pedir ayuda muchas gracias 

 

[designguy 1,179]

Please only post in english in the main forum

[ros anny 0]

1 hour ago, Jasmine Ventura said:

Muchas gracias, el problema es que no hablo español pero voy a pedir ayuda muchas gracias 

 

Jasmine usa un traductor. Puedes usar esta pagina web https://translate.google.com/?hl=es o instala un traductor en tu cel. O computadora.

[ros anny 0]

43 minutes ago, designguy said:

Please only post in english in the main forum

There is not need to be rude. Maybe if she is posting in spanish it is for a reason. 

[designguy 1,179]

3 minutes ago, ros anny said:

There is not need to be rude. Maybe if she is posting in spanish it is for a reason. 

First of all there was nothing rude. Second its part of the terms of service

[ros anny 0]

1 hour ago, designguy said:

First of all there was nothing rude. Second its part of the terms of service

When you said just english you are using a languaje as excuse to exclude. To me it is rude. Terms of serving doesn't say anything about just english or any other languaje. I said to her to use a translator because more people are going to be able to give answers. "just post in english in the main forum" implies to write in your native languaje it is wrong. It is ok to try to get help in any languaje. Compassion goes a long way. 

[geowrian 22,337]

11 hours ago, ros anny said:

When you said just english you are using a languaje as excuse to exclude. To me it is rude. Terms of serving doesn't say anything about just english or any other languaje. I said to her to use a translator because more people are going to be able to give answers. "just post in english in the main forum" implies to write in your native languaje it is wrong. It is ok to try to get help in any languaje. Compassion goes a long way. 

They are correct - non-English posts must be in in the regional forum. It's nothing personal - it is this way to optimize the responses they receive. You can check other threads and see that moderators have enforced this provision.

[Unlockable 7,314]

13 hours ago, ros anny said:

There is not need to be rude. Maybe if she is posting in spanish it is for a reason. 

 

11 hours ago, ros anny said:

When you said just english you are using a languaje as excuse to exclude. To me it is rude. Terms of serving doesn't say anything about just english or any other languaje. I said to her to use a translator because more people are going to be able to give answers. "just post in english in the main forum" implies to write in your native languaje it is wrong. It is ok to try to get help in any languaje. Compassion goes a long way. 

Moderator here. 

 

English is only to be used in the upper forums. Members can use their native language in the regional forums. This is a rule that is set for the forum to keep it optimized for users.

 

Nobody was being rude. I read the initial post by @designguy and he even used the word "please" when asking the OP to use English. I fail to see how requesting someone to follow a rule is deemed rude. This site is here to provide information for people who are going through a life changing process. Sometimes information may be not be correct or proper. Sometimes people simply say or do the wrong thing. Everyone must be able to be receptive to being corrected. Being corrected or being told of a mistake does not equate to that person being rude.

 

Hope this helps.

 

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[Unlockable 7,314]

*** Moderator action: Non-English post moved to regional section of forum. Based on the Country specified in the OP's profile, the thread is moved to  Europe & Eurasia (except the UK and Russia) section of the forum unless otherwise specified.

 

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