Q: can I used same i130 to refile 485 that’s been denied in 2014
I have an approved i130 since 2012 ,but my 485 was denied because the dhs asked for certified disposition for two cases which they got dismissed and the sponsor didn’t meet the standards, and now I have to go for master hearing in front of judge cuz ice put me in removal proceedings, I would like to know if I have to file a new i130 or I can use the same one from 2012? Do I have to file 485 with court along with dhs ? My wife is us citizens and I have two US Citizens kids , please I need help thank you
A: Yes, you can use previously approved I-130 in Court. Just ask judge to schedule your adjustment of status hearing and submit your previously approved I-130 petition together with the documents showing that you are still married to the petitioner and your marriage is bona file. You will also need to prepare and submit with the court your adjustment of status application and all supporting documents. Since your AOS application has been previously denied, I would recommend that you retain experienced immigration attorney to represent you in court in connection with your AOS application. Good luck!
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