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I-130 Incorrectly Labelled my Father

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About 3 weeks ago I filed I-130 for my dad. My dad is a Canadian Citizen and has been living in Canada for the past 40 years, and prior to that he was living in Afghanistan. A few days ago, I got confirmation that I-130 is approved without asking me for a payment (I did not pay anything) and now it's moved onto the NVC stage. The NVC portal says I already "paid" and its because he is an Afghan national. Is this how it's supposed to be? Or did USCIS make a mistake? Because in the I-130 form I put he is a Canadian citizen living in Canada. I am worried that this will delay his application.


 

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40 minutes ago, n8lol said:

Hi,

 

About 3 weeks ago I filed I-130 for my dad. My dad is a Canadian Citizen and has been living in Canada for the past 40 years, and prior to that he was living in Afghanistan. A few days ago, I got confirmation that I-130 is approved without asking me for a payment (I did not pay anything) and now it's moved onto the NVC stage. The NVC portal says I already "paid" and its because he is an Afghan national. Is this how it's supposed to be? Or did USCIS make a mistake? Because in the I-130 form I put he is a Canadian citizen living in Canada. I am worried that this will delay his application.


 

 

Is he actually an Afghan national? Or did he just live there and never have citizenship?

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2 minutes ago, n8lol said:

Yes he is an Afghan national, born in Afghanistan.

 

Then why do you think USCIS have made a mistake? He's an Afghan national and has a visa immediately available to him, so he should qualify for the fee waiver. If you're not sure, then double check it using the fee calculator - https://www.uscis.gov/feecalculator

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