How do I cancel a green card sponsorship?
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How do I cancel a green card sponsorship?
The easiest way to put a stop to a sponsorship is to cancel the immigration petition before it is even approved. An individual who has filed the original I-130 or I-140 petition can contact (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in writing to revoke the petition.
How can I withdraw my immigration file?
To withdraw your application: Log in to ImmiAccount….Write us a letter that includes:
- your full name and date of birth.
- transaction reference number (TRN) or file reference number (FRN) for the application.
- a statement that you withdraw sponsorship from the Partner visa application.
How do I withdraw my petition from Uscis?
After Filing the I-130 Petition But Before USCIS Approves It If you have already sent in Form I-130 to USCIS but the case hasn’t gone further, you can “withdraw” your petition. To do so, write a letter to the USCIS office that is processing your petition.
How can I revoke my sponsorship?
If the application for sponsorship has not been filed or is still pending, petition to have it withdrawn. This can be done by either visiting the nearest U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office or by notifying the agency in writing of your wish to withdraw your sponsorship.
Can green cards be revoked?
A Green Card grants its holder the right to live and work in the United States permanently. However, Green Cards can be revoked. Immigration fraud – Marriage to a U.S. citizen only to obtain a Green Card. Committing a crime – If a Green Card holder commits a serious enough crime, it is grounds for deportation.
What crimes can get a green card revoked?
Aggravated Felony
- murder.
- rape.
- sexual abuse of a minor (which can include statutory rape)
- drug trafficking.
- trafficking in firearms or destructive devices.
- various other offenses concerning firearms or explosive materials.
- racketeering.
- money laundering of more than $10,000.
What happens if green card is revoked?
Natural-born citizens might go to jail if they commit a serious enough crime, and an additional risk for people holding a green card is revocation. The thresholds for what qualify as serious enough to have a green card revoked can vary, but many major crimes will fit the bill and cause your deportation.
