quick question

[princess03 2]

does uscis accepts money order or are checks preffered?

[Old Dominion 26]

does uscis accepts money order or are checks preffered?

Either one is acceptable.

[NickD 203]

does uscis accepts money order or are checks preffered?

Either one is acceptable.

Ha, we always send a personal check from our joint checking account, should be even more proof, right? They electronically withdraw the funds from our account and seem to cash that check in lightning speed. Make sure you have ample funds in your account, swear they cash that check even before we mail it. Wish the rest of it would go that quick.

[jtee 0]

does uscis accepts money order or are checks preffered?

Either one is acceptable.

Ha, we always send a personal check from our joint checking account, should be even more proof, right? They electronically withdraw the funds from our account and seem to cash that check in lightning speed. Make sure you have ample funds in your account, swear they cash that check even before we mail it. Wish the rest of it would go that quick.

LOL, I love your sense of humor!

[moonhunt 1]

does uscis accepts money order or are checks preffered?

They do accept money order, cashier's check, and/or personal check.

I prefer personal check because it is easy to check whether it is cashed or not.

Most of banks support Internet banking, so you can check the status, whether it is cashed or not, from home,

also it gives canceled check front/back image from online access.

Basically USCIS write down the case number from the front of cashed check.

If it is marked as LIN3456789, your case number will be LIN*023456789.

Make up 13 digits by adding "*" after three letters representing assigned service center (LIN stands for Nebraska Lincoln service center), then padding 0 before the number.

So it gives one more easy way to track your case. Just in case if your I-797C NOA lost in the mail.

Edited July 29, 2008 by moonhunt