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Adjustment of status does wife. I485 denied due to Uscis “never receiving documents” proof documents were received. Resubmitted documents, paid fee $675 again.

Los Angeles county, state of California

Hello, this is my first time ever posting on Reddit, apologies in advance if I go against guidelines or do/ask something I am not supposed to.

I am a US Citizen and active duty in the Army. My wife and I submitted her i130 and i485. Everything went well, i130 was approved and i485 was submitted, 4 months down the line, we receive an email that USCIS denied her i485 due to them not receiving the documents. Our immigration attorney sent the documents with a receiving signature and tracking number, and it stated it was received. IA advises that we resubmit and request a motion to reopen and reconsider, while paying the fee once again.. we took her advice and are currently waiting.

Anybody have experience with i290B (motion to reopen and reconsider)? And what are expected processing times. Below are our processing items from beginning to present time. Thank you in advance for the assistance and guidance!

10/2019 documents submitted i485 & i130

5/2020 i130 interview

6/2020 advised i485 denied

9/2020 receiving resubmission of documents

9/2020 (same month) received notice that our case was reopened for reconsiderations.

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