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My wife had a interview on feb 2018, they needed document under 221(g), and they received it on April 2018, i emailed them to conform that they received it and they did. Now AP changed from refusal to Expired.

Her passport is with them and they never contacted me. They last updated the AP on May 11,2020.

Does anyone know or had this experience? i don't know what should i do?

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2 minutes ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/visas-news/visas-ceac-case-status-change.html

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"Yes you right  but my confusing is that, it changed from AP to Refused but now status changed from Refused to "Expired".

Expired
Immigrant Visa Case Number:  
Case Created: 27-Apr-2017
Case Last Updated: 11-May-2020

 

You have been notified that your registration for an immigrant visa was cancelled, and any petition approved on your behalf was also cancelled. We informed you that your application might be reinstated if, within one year, you could establish that your failure to pursue your immigrant visa application was due to circumstances beyond your control.

Since you have failed to do so, the record of your registration and any petition approved on your behalf and all supporting documents have been destroyed; any Department of Labor certification has been returned to your prospective employer.

If you are still interested in obtaining an immigrant visa, the petitioner should contact the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Office of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regarding filing a new immigrant visa petition.
For more information, please visit TRAVEL.STATE.GOV.

 

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@Assad I am not sure what happened but that petition is done...dead and buried...you will have to start all over again .. I dont know what kind of petition it was but I know K1 does not last for more than one year. So if it was K1 , the way forward is get married and file CR1/Ir1 . If it was  CR1/Ir1 then maybe you should consider filling again...I hear you can appeal  CR1/Ir1...but am sorry I dont know anything about that.

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3 minutes ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

@Assad I am not sure what happened but that petition is done...dead and buried...you will have to start all over again .. I dont know what kind of petition it was but I know K1 does not last for more than one year. So if it was K1 , the way forward is get married and file CR1/Ir1 . If it was  CR1/Ir1 then maybe you should consider filling again...I hear you can appeal  CR1/Ir1...but am sorry I dont know anything about that.

Thank you, i got married and i filled it for her

 
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