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To Whom It May Concern,
I'm a legal worker from Denver, who's currently working on an Adjustment
of Status case. I'm experiencing a little confusion regarding the matter
I'm working on and wonder if you can offer me a little advice.
In sum:
1. The subject is a Mexican national. He entered the US "unlawfully" as a
kid in 1990.
2. His mother is a LPR, who is eligible to naturalize.
3. His mother petitioned (before April 30, 201) for him to apply for LPR, in a consular office abroad.
4. He thus fits into the second preference category under INA Sec.
203(a)(2).
5. The visa petition was APPROVED in 2005, however, his family did not
follow through the completion process (ie., failed to complete subsequent
documents sent to them). Therefore, there petition became "non-current."
6. We would like to help him to apply for Adjustment of Status undre 245(i). It seems to us that he is eligible. The only question we have is whether we can transfer his visa petition from consular processing to USCIS's local office in Denver. In this way, we do not have to file another i-130 for him again, and thus he'll get LPR a lot faster. Could you please tell me if he is able to transfer that petition from the consular office abroad to a local office her? If so, what documents do we need to file? Who should we contact? How does the whole process work?
Thank you very much for your help. I am extremely grateful.
Yours most sincerely,
I'm a legal worker from Denver, who's currently working on an Adjustment
of Status case. I'm experiencing a little confusion regarding the matter
I'm working on and wonder if you can offer me a little advice.
In sum:
1. The subject is a Mexican national. He entered the US "unlawfully" as a
kid in 1990.
2. His mother is a LPR, who is eligible to naturalize.
3. His mother petitioned (before April 30, 201) for him to apply for LPR, in a consular office abroad.
4. He thus fits into the second preference category under INA Sec.
203(a)(2).
5. The visa petition was APPROVED in 2005, however, his family did not
follow through the completion process (ie., failed to complete subsequent
documents sent to them). Therefore, there petition became "non-current."
6. We would like to help him to apply for Adjustment of Status undre 245(i). It seems to us that he is eligible. The only question we have is whether we can transfer his visa petition from consular processing to USCIS's local office in Denver. In this way, we do not have to file another i-130 for him again, and thus he'll get LPR a lot faster. Could you please tell me if he is able to transfer that petition from the consular office abroad to a local office her? If so, what documents do we need to file? Who should we contact? How does the whole process work?
Thank you very much for your help. I am extremely grateful.
Yours most sincerely,
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