i129f routed to VSC - Questions

['muricanWoman 0]

Hello there.

I was very excited to see that my check has been cashed, and that I got an e-mail stating that my packet has been routed to VSC. This, however, brought up questions. Does this mean that I sent everything that was necessary (aside from any need for RFEs) and that all the forms were correctly filled out? I became worried when I read about someone who only sent in the i129f form and a check and it was routed to VSC (with check cashed), only to find that it (of course) got rejected. It's exciting to know that my packet is being routed to VSC, but it is also worrying that I might easily just get everything sent back to me. I feel confident that I sent in everything necessary and that all the forms were filled out -- but that doesn't mean it is so. I'm just worried, as I'm sure everyone else is who goes through this process.

I appreciate any advice.

[vbtwo 54]

The lockbox in Texas only does a very brief look over the forms. It's possible that you could be missing some things and they still will send it over to the processing center. I think they only catch the most glaring mistakes (like no check attached or nothing there except the form). They will not read through the forms to make sure all info is correctly filled out or anything of the sort.

In almost all cases the processing centers will send out an RFE if anything is missing instead of flatly denying the petition though, so don't worry about it.

[Boggy1974 124]

Hello there.

I was very excited to see that my check has been cashed, and that I got an e-mail stating that my packet has been routed to VSC. This, however, brought up questions. Does this mean that I sent everything that was necessary (aside from any need for RFEs) and that all the forms were correctly filled out? I became worried when I read about someone who only sent in the i129f form and a check and it was routed to VSC (with check cashed), only to find that it (of course) got rejected. It's exciting to know that my packet is being routed to VSC, but it is also worrying that I might easily just get everything sent back to me. I feel confident that I sent in everything necessary and that all the forms were filled out -- but that doesn't mean it is so. I'm just worried, as I'm sure everyone else is who goes through this process.

I appreciate any advice.

I think you're putting undue stress on yourself by unnecessarily worrying about something you have no control over at this point. If you're "confident" you sent everything in as you say, then no need to fret. Brooding and fretting over an already sent petition would only exacerbate your stress level and it's not good for your heart. If you want to clear your mind you absolutely did every right, you can look over the checklist in the guide link below to compare with what you sent in.

You getting a NOA1 means acceptance by USCIS(meaning you correctly signed the form, paid the correct fee and did the right things that met uscis' standard of acceptance). After this, your waiting period begins until it's time for your case to be adjudicated on. If all the evidence you presented supports the benefit sought, your case gets approved. If not, you get a RFE. When you send in the correct response to the RFE, case get approved. Good luck!

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

Edited February 15, 2013 by Boggy1974

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