The
National Visa Center has been issuing erroneous letters indicating that
immigrant visa applications will be terminated because neither the applicants
nor their attorneys have contacted the NVC within one year of notification of
the availability of a visa. These
letters are often erroneous because applicants and their attorneys have
contacted the NVC during the prior one year.
It appears that the emailed letters were sent by the NVC during the last
week of July 2015. The NVC is aware of
their mistake and is taking steps to correct the erroneous letters. A similar issue arose in November 2014.
If
you have received one of these emails, MU Law advises you to contact the NVC to
make sure that they do not close your immigrant visa application.
The
NVC has the right to ordinarily close applications under INA §203(g) for
failure to contact the NVC within one year of notification of the availability
of a visa.
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