Home » USCIS provides information on new processing location for form I-730 filed for following-to-join refugeesUSCIS provides information on new processing location for form I-730 filed for following-to-join refugeesby Bjorn VillanuevaApril 10, 2023April 10, 2023Immigration Lawyer Save it! Filing form I-730, USCIS relative petition for refugee or asylee relatives Save it! previousDOS will raise two NIV fees and allow digital signatures for form DS-2019nextHoping to travel abroad? Don’t put off your passport application.
