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A glitch on the USCIS website led to false approval notifications for many green card applicants, including Jesse Miranda, who discovered the error after checking his wife's application status. The agency acknowledged the issue, causing confusion and disappointment among applicants who rely on the I-130 form for permanent residency.
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A glitch on the USCIS website led to false approval notifications for many green card applicants, including Jesse Miranda, who discovered the error after checking his wife's application status. The agency acknowledged the issue, causing confusion and disappointment among applicants who rely on the I-130 form for permanent residency.
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