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My husband I switched from a Fiance visa to Marriage Greencard. When I sent the I-130 application I also included a withdrawal notice letter for the Fiance Visa. The withdrawal  notice is also indicated on the first page in the table of contents. 

 

I received my NAO1 notice for my I-130 application (July 21,2022), however the fiance visa is still displaying as active. Should I do anything else, or will they just close the fiance visa application when they decide to actually look through the contents of my I-130 application? The fiance visa and I-130 are processing in separate centers currently (I-130 is Potomac). Will the different centers communicate with each other or do I need to send another letter to the CSC? 

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You have properly withdrawn the I-129f.  In addition, the I-129f was voided when you married.  No other actions are needed.  

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