Assertion: petitioner's petition | /r/HasProperty | approved
Facets:
value: despite the qualifying relative’s death
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Therefore, if at the time the qualifying relative died, the beneficiary had not yet filed for adjustment, the beneficiary may only apply once the underlying petition is approved or reinstated.
text: INA 204(l) gives USCIS discretion to deny a petition or application that may be approved despite the qualifying relative’s death if USCIS finds, as a matter of discretion, that approval would not be in the public interest.
text: Once a petition is approved, the qualifying foreign national may apply for permanent residency status by submitting Form I-485.
text: Even if your U.S. citizen spouse died before filing the Form I-130 petition with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for you, or before the petition was approved, you might be able to carry on and petition for yourself and your minor children.
text: If you become a U.S. citizen after the I-130 petition is already approved, send a letter to the National Visa Center.
text: If the Petitioner dies while your I-130 petition is pending or after your I-130 petition was approved but while your Adjustment of Status Application is pending, you should request Section 204(l) relief
text: If your spouse filed Form I-130 to sponsor you for a green card before he/she died and the Petition is currently pending or has been approved, you do not have to file anything after your spouse died and Form I-130 will be automatically converted to Form
text: This is another form of relief you can request from the U.S. government if the U.S. relative sponsor dies after the I-130 petition is approved but before you get your green card.
text: ’s interest to grant the beneficiary H-2A or H-2B status, the petition may be approved.
text: If USCIS is satisfied with the explanation and it does not render the petitioner and/or the beneficiary ineligible for R-1 status, there is still a chance the petition will be approved.
text: The petition must have been approved prior to the death of the petitioner.
text: When the petitioner dies after a petition has been approved, USCIS has the authority to reinstate the petition for humanitarian purposes where the beneficiary has another relative who can serve as a substitute sponsor (spouse, parent, mother-in-law, father-in-law, sibling, child at least 18 years of age, son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, brother-in-law, grandparent, or grandchild of a sponsored alien or legal guardian of the sponsored alien).
text: Depending on processing times, the petitioner then receives the second NOA from the USCIS acknowledging that the petition has been approved.
text: The family-based petition my relative filed for me was approved.
text: After a Form I-360 petition is approved, the self-petitioner may apply for adjustment of status until his or her priority date is current.
text: The initial petition was approved but after April attended her interview, she was given form