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Taal17:
If it has been returned to NVC then you'll just have to wait. till you're told what docs to submit to the portal. It maybe the same docs you uploaded the before your interview.
You would be interviewed again so maybe remember what you were asked and the answers you gave

I think the only cases I've seen in nairaland is when the petitioner parent dies during immigrant visa processing.

You might wanna check visajourney website. It has far more forums and you might get answers from those in similar circumstances

Thank you so much, What surprises me is the message that says my application has been sent to state department for visa processing. Does that mean I will not attend interview again?

Hello everyone,

I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out to this community seeking guidance and insights on a challenging situation I've encountered in my immigration journey.

My journey began with the filing of an I-360 petition (widower petition) after the passing of my American citizen husband shortly after our marriage. After patiently navigating through the processing stages and the challenges posed by COVID-19 in 2021, my I-360 petition reached the embassy interview stage.

During the embassy interview, I was asked a few questions, followed by several weeks of administrative processing. To my surprise, the U.S. Embassy returned my I-360 petition to USCIS, suggesting a possible revocation. Now, USCIS has completed its review and sent the petition back to the National Visa Center (NVC) for further visa processing.

I find myself uncertain about what to expect in this context, especially with an I-360 petition. I would greatly appreciate any advice or insights from those who have experienced a similar situation. What are the typical next steps in the visa application process for I-360 petitions after USCIS returns the petition to NVC? Are there any specific documents or actions I should be prepared for, particularly in the case of an I-360 petition?

Your insights and experiences are immensely valuable to me as I navigate this challenging situation. Thank you in advance for your assistance and support.

Best regards,