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My name is Raj. I am a US citizen by naturalization. I have submitted I-130 for my brother in India for the 1st time. My brother has never left India and has never applied for US citizenship ever.
However, I received an Request for Evidence stating following:
Submit request for withdrawal if petition is no longer desired.
USCIS records indicate that the beneficiary has already obtained United States Citizens (USC) status. Therefore, if you no longer wish to pursue this petition, submit a signed statement requesting to voluntarily withdraw your I-130 petition.
Can someone please assist me in what should I do next? We already submitted his passport and birth certificate as part of original I-130 application.
This seem like a mistake on USCIS side, but wanted to make sure proper way to address this.
Thank you so much for reviewing my question. I truly appreciate your help.
My name is Raj. I am a US citizen by naturalization. I have submitted I-130 for my brother in India for the 1st time. My brother has never left India and has never applied for US citizenship ever.
However, I received an Request for Evidence stating following:
Submit request for withdrawal if petition is no longer desired.
USCIS records indicate that the beneficiary has already obtained United States Citizens (USC) status. Therefore, if you no longer wish to pursue this petition, submit a signed statement requesting to voluntarily withdraw your I-130 petition.
Can someone please assist me in what should I do next? We already submitted his passport and birth certificate as part of original I-130 application.
This seem like a mistake on USCIS side, but wanted to make sure proper way to address this.
Thank you so much for reviewing my question. I truly appreciate your help.
