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“Interview Was Rescheduled”on your I-730 · Bring family of refugees or asylees

The I-730 interview has a new date.
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WHICH STEP ARE YOU ON?
Receipt notice
Review by an officer
Request for evidence (if needed)
Interview · here
Decision
Case sent to the National Visa Center or consulate (if abroad)

What to do, in 4 steps

Read the new notice and write down the new date and time.
Throw away or mark the old notice so you do not confuse them.
Prepare the same documents as before, plus anything new.
If you cannot attend, ask to reschedule again before the date.
letter
Your deadlineThe one on your letter. Do not miss it.
In this statusThe new date is on your notice; the status stays until the interview happens.

What it means for your I-730

The I-730 interview has a new date. Read the new notice carefully for time and place. If you and your relative were both asked to attend, confirm you can both make it, and bring the same original documents.

In general, on any form:

USCIS changed the date or time of your interview. This can happen because you asked, or because the office needed to move it. A new appointment notice is sent. You must go on the new date.

Avoid these mistakes

Going on the old date.
Rescheduling many times, which can delay or hurt the case.

Quick questions

What does "Interview Was Rescheduled" mean on an I-730?

The I-730 interview has a new date. Read the new notice carefully for time and place. If you and your relative were both asked to attend, confirm you can both make it, and bring the same original documents.

Why was my interview rescheduled?

Either you requested it or the office had to change its schedule.

Will rescheduling hurt my case?

One reschedule with a good reason is usually fine. Repeated requests may cause delays.

Where is my new interview date?

On the new appointment notice and often in your online account.

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AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.