Case Processing
withdraw vawa and remarried.
I filed a VAWA case in March 2022. In March 2024, I remarried and filed I-485, I-765, and I-130. I didn’t know I needed to withdraw my VAWA, and my lawyer said it wouldn’t affect the new case. A few months ago, USCIS told me they couldn’t process my new filings until a VAWA decision (about 45 months). I then sent a withdrawal letter with my divorce and new marriage certificates. USCIS updated the system showing they received my withdrawal, but it’s been 91 days and I haven’t received any response. However, on August 14 they sent a notice saying they reused my biometrics for my I-765.
Has anyone had a similar experience?
My parents priority date is 14 june 2024 almost 15 months complete . And yesterday uscis mail us that your case is being processed and we don’t want anything from you what’s its mean plz guide
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IR-5
U.S. citizen filing for a parent
Total Days: 437 days
Case
2024-06-14
2025-08-25
I-130
437 Days
Texas Service Center: I-130
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