Confused

[Paul D 0]

I mailed my wife's and stepdaughter's I-751 to Vermont 2 weeks ago. I received the packet back today with the check I had written for $625.00 ($465 & $80 & $80).

USCIS said the check was not the proper fee. My wife came over on a K-1 and my step-daughter on a K-2 visa at the same time - both were listed on the I-751 - my wife on Part 1 and my step-daughter on Part 5 of the I-751 -they both received their green cards at the same time.

I am confused - I thought the fee was correct?

Help!

Edited February 5, 2009 by Paul D

[-B&T- 1]

I mailed my wife's and stepdaughter's I-751 to Vermont 2 weeks ago. I received the packet back today with the check I had written for $625.00 ($465 & $80 & $80).

USCIS said the check was not the proper fee. My wife came over on a K-1 and my step-daughter on a K-2 visa at the same time - both were listed on the I-751 - my wife on Part 1 and my step-daughter on Part 5 of the I-751 -they both received their green cards at the same time.

I am confused - I thought the fee was correct?

Help!

I think the officer who checked your papers made a mistake the fees were correct.Maybe you need to speak with them over the phone and check?I check the fees on their website and its still the same so it was not your fault.Did you attached a cover letter explaining about the $625 fees that you sent?Goodluck.

[Brad and Vika 129]

Call USCIS and ask for an administrative review. If it is already too late for that, take all your documentation to your Congressman and have at 'em.

[Bulanglang 1]

I mailed my wife's and stepdaughter's I-751 to Vermont 2 weeks ago. I received the packet back today with the check I had written for $625.00 ($465 & $80 & $80).

USCIS said the check was not the proper fee. My wife came over on a K-1 and my step-daughter on a K-2 visa at the same time - both were listed on the I-751 - my wife on Part 1 and my step-daughter on Part 5 of the I-751 -they both received their green cards at the same time.

I am confused - I thought the fee was correct?

Help!

Your amount was right. I think the USCIS got confused or I do not know how they process their calculations/procedure with regards to payments/check...anyway, what I did was I made two checks, one for me a total of $545, then one check for my son - $80-- in that way they will not be confused. And my paper work went well...

My suggestion, make two checks , one for your wife a total of $545, then one check for your son - $80 for her daughter for her biometrics...then re-submit your papers asap. Hope I help you in anyway...

Regards,

Bulanglang