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ANJING   0

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The passport photo of my fiance I sent in with the I-129 is not exactly 2x2 but 1.5x2. I read a few people got RFE because of wrong photo styles. I wonder if I should send in the correct photo to preempt any potential RFE. What do you think?

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TracyTN   237

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There's virtually no way to guarantee that your second set of photos would ever 'find' your original file.

Just wait for the RFE (if there is one) and send the new photos at that time.

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I think you should wait and hope for the best!

USCIS will accept those pictures but you'll want to get the right ones for the interview.

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Rob & Jin   0

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I think you should wait and hope for the best!

USCIS will accept those pictures but you'll want to get the right ones for the interview.

I agree

Nov 2nd 2006 met online

June 28th 2007 sent 1-129f to NSC

July 11th 2007 NOA-1 received date on NOA-1 (now at CSC)

July 19th 2007 NAO 1 Reciept date on NOA-1

Nov 21st 2007 NOA-2

Dec 13th 2007 - arrives at NVC

Dec 20th 2007 - leaves NVC on route to GUZ

March 10th 2008- P3 sent & returned

April 9th 2008- P-4

May 22nd 2008 interview

Tracking:

Filing to Noa -1 -13 days

NOA-1 to NOA-2 - 133 days

NOA-2 to NVC - 22 days

NVC Processing - 7 days

NVC to GUZ - 81 days

P-3 to interview - 73 days

Interview to visa - 10 days

Filing to visa- 341 days

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