If an American immigrant applicant dies, how will the original application case be handled?

If an American immigrant applicant dies, how will the original application case be handled? For a long time, if the applicant dies during the trial, the application will not be approved. On1October 28th, 2009, 10, the new law was promulgated, which changed this provision. Recently, the Immigration Bureau has formulated a policy memorandum to confirm the implementation of this new law, which is summarized as follows:

The new regulations allow foreigners who meet the following conditions to continue their immigration application after the death of the applicant: ● The foreigner lived in the United States when his eligible relatives died ● The foreigner continued to live in the United States when the Immigration Bureau made a judgment on the original application ● It belongs to one of the following groups: 1. Beneficiaries whose immediate family members' immigration applications are pending or whose applications have been approved (parents, spouses and unmarried children under 2 1 year) 2. Main beneficiaries and subsequent beneficiaries of relatives' immigration application pending approval or approval 3. Follow-up beneficiaries of professional immigration application pending approval or approval 4. The main beneficiaries and beneficiaries of asylum recipients/non-immigration laws are the same as 5. The "qualified relatives" are not clearly defined in the pending or approved refugee applications for T status (victims of smuggling) or U status (victims of crime), but the Immigration Bureau infers the qualifications of listed foreigners according to the new regulations. "Qualified relative" refers to the applicant who was a relative immigrant visa before his life ● The main beneficiary of the family-based relative immigrant visa ● The main beneficiary of the employment-based visa ● Asylum seekers/In order to ensure that the applicant or main beneficiary whose refugee application is pending or approved will not become a public burden, except for foreigners who do not apply for financial guarantee, after the applicant dies, according to the new regulations, the visa application is approved or not revoked, so the above-mentioned foreigners need to find qualified relatives as ". The new law will take effect on the date of President Obama's signature on October 28th, 2009/KLOC-0. Such cases submitted on or after October 28th, 2009/KLOC-0 will be based on the new law. The new law also applies to such cases submitted before 28 October 2009/KLOC-0. For previously rejected cases, if the new law allows the original application to be approved, foreigners can submit a motion for retrial, an application for adjustment or an application for exemption. Comments: Such cases are usually complicated and thorny, and need experienced lawyers to handle them. Don't despair if you encounter such misfortune. This team will use its expertise in this field to help you.