NVC Approved my entry to the US but not my daughter..now what?

[yadi.sanchez]

Hi,

My USC brother filed a petition for me and my family (husband and daughter under 21) and was approved in March 1997. In June 2014, I received a letter from the NVC to inform me that my immigrant visa petition was now eligible for further processing. Following this notice, we established an agent, paid the fees, sent documents requested, medical exam was done and was approved for an interview.

Following the interview in April 2015, my husband and I were granted permission to enter the US but my 19 year old daughter was denied. They told us she was able to reapply in August 2015. The officer that told us this did not give us a reason why it was denied, nor did they inform us of where I should reapply for my daughter.

Do I have to start the process with another I-130? Or did they mean to reapply with the national visa center?

Thank you!

[jjp]

Please ask your agent is he she is qualified under CSPA act- if she is - you need to call NVC and asked them what form they needed immediately- She is qualify under this act only for one year as per visa bulletin. Like if your priority date was available on June 2014 - you need to apply with in one year ie. visa available up to Jun 2015.