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[129F, I-130, I-131] ...
[I-134, I-140, I-193] ...
[I-243, I-290B] ...
[N-400, M-476, I-485] ...
[I-539, I-751, I-765]
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Form:
Instruction: no long instruction available
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Purpose of the Form I-243:
For an alien in the United States who is in distress or in need of public aid from causes arising after the alien's entry into the United States to request removal from the United States at the government's expense.
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Form:
Instruction:
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Purpose of the Form I-290B:
To notify USCIS that you are filing a motion to reopen or reconsider a USCIS decision or appealing an adverse decision regarding your case.
The form may be used in the following circumstances:
- To file an appeal with the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO); or
- To file a motion to reconsider a decision of USCIS (either the AAO or a field office); or
- To file a motion to reopen a decision of USCIS (either the AAO or a field office).
If you are the beneficiary of a visa petition or the beneficiary's attorney or representative, you may not file an appeal or motion.
The filing fee for a Form I-290B is $585.
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[129F, I-130, I-131] ...
[I-134, I-140, I-193] ...
[I-243, I-290B] ...
[N-400, M-476, I-485] ...
[I-539, I-751, I-765]
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