Reactivating I 130 for my parents

[skcurious]

I filed I 130s for my parents' green card in 2001. I am a US citizen.

Then I moved, in 2002, and lost track of the application.

I now learn that the application was rejected in 2004, probably because of some lack of data/information.

Is there any way that the same petition can be reactivated now, or will I have to file a fresh petition?

Thanks

 

[TheRealCanadian]

Is there any way that the same petition can be reactivated now, or will I have to file a fresh petition?

You'll need to file a new one.

 

[second stage]

You'll need to file a new one.

I concur.

To reactivate an abandoned petition, the petitioner must submit a new petition.

 

[jupiter07]

I concur.

To reactivate an abandoned petition, the petitioner must submit a new petition.

Ok, that is not reactivating an old petition. It simply is submitting a new one.

 

[second stage]

Ok, that is not reactivating an old petition. It simply is submitting a new one.

It maybe a new one but sometimes you maybe able to capture/preserve the priority dates etc so in that sense its not a new(as in fresh) application but continuation of the previous one...

 

[Triple Citizen]

I-130 for the parent of a US citizen does not have a priority date.

It maybe a new one but sometimes you maybe able to capture/preserve the priority dates etc so in that sense its not a new(as in fresh) application but continuation of the previous one...

 

[second stage]

I-130 for the parent of a US citizen does not have a priority date.

Agreed....