Fulshear, TX asked in Immigration Law for Illinois

Q: What I797 Approval Notice is Required to review my daughter's I485 document with my Pending VAWA Application?

I submitted my daughter's I485 & I765 document with a copy of my I360 receipt notice(application still pending) & prima facie notice. It was returned asking that I provide

"A copy of I797 approval notice establishing that you are the beneficiary of a pending or approved immigrant visa petition which would make a visa immediately available to you or that you are otherwise eligible to adjust your status to that of a lawful permanent resident"

I do not know if I also need to add the receipt notice for my pending I485 or what other documents are required.

Thank you

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Kevin L Dixler
Kevin L Dixler
Answered
  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Licensed in Illinois

A: More information is needed. It is possible that your daughter's form may have not been properly completed. It is equally possible that that the USCIS needed proof that you previously filed the form I-485 application. Review the material. If you are still confused, you ought to seek an appointment with an attorney who can afford enough time to provide you with the counseling that you need, not simply volunteer to take over the pending cases. Often, this sort of counseling may only require an appointment.

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