I can’t reliably provide “latest news” for your exact question right now, because I don’t have access to the necessary live sources in this moment.
That said, the question you quoted—“Has anyone ever filed an immigrant petition on your behalf with USCIS?”—is typically answered based on whether you (or someone else) filed an immigrant petition for you with USCIS (for example, an I-130 family-based petition filed by a qualifying relative, or an I-140 employment-based petition filed by an employer/agent on your behalf). If only you filed your own petition, or if you only have non-immigrant status (like H-1B) without an immigrant petition being filed for you, the correct answer is often “No.”[4]
If you tell me:
…I can help you decide whether the answer is “Yes” or “No” for a DS-160-style form.
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