I-130 approved

[Ugo1st 0]

I-130 sent by lawyer.

Priority date Feb 21, 2006

Receipt date Mar 2, 2006

Notice date June 8, 2006

NOA says = the above petition has been approved. The petition indicates that the person for whom you are petitioning is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of states. bla bla file I-485

If the person for whom you are petitioning decides to apply for a visa outside the United States based on this petition, the petitioner should file form I-824, Application for Action on an approved Application or Petition, with this office to request that we send the petition to the Department of National Visa Center.

After receiving the NOA-1 and a case number, my lawyer never did file a I-129f for 1 month. I asked him to return all my papers; I don't need his services no more. Another lawyer informed me since so much time has passed an I-129f might be a waste of money as the I-130 may be approved sooner. So I didn't file an I-129f.

When I google for a I-824 everything says it's for a copy of the original approval.

Since they sent the original to the lawyer, I’m thinking they want me to file an I-824 to get a copy of the original.

And I’m confused as to why they think she’s here in the USA. I called the lawyer and asked him, he said THEY messed up. Nothing indicates she’s here.

So do I file the I-824? The I-130 was approved in 3 months. Something fishy here,

Ugo1st

[aussiewench 9]

The I-824 is used for a few purposes. It is an application for action on an approved petition. In this case to have it forwarded to NVC. I would first at least call the NCSC 1800 number to confirm that the petition has remained with USCIS. That being the case (even if done erroenously on their part), then use the I-824 to have the approved I-130 sent on to the NVC for processing. I wish you the best.

Lorelle

[miker32us 6]

Same thing happened to me. And my wife is in Taiwan and there was nothing on the I-130 application indicating otherwise. It was simply an error in processing on CSC's part. CSC does have an e-mail address and a fax form you can complete if you think they made a mistake in processing your form. I sent both the fax and e-mail and received a reply within 30 minutes. You can also fill out the I-824 and pay the additional $200 to get the application sent to NVC.

CSC-XII.130@dhs.gov

I-130 sent by lawyer.

Priority date Feb 21, 2006

Receipt date Mar 2, 2006

Notice date June 8, 2006

NOA says = the above petition has been approved. The petition indicates that the person for whom you are petitioning is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of states. bla bla file I-485

If the person for whom you are petitioning decides to apply for a visa outside the United States based on this petition, the petitioner should file form I-824, Application for Action on an approved Application or Petition, with this office to request that we send the petition to the Department of National Visa Center.

After receiving the NOA-1 and a case number, my lawyer never did file a I-129f for 1 month. I asked him to return all my papers; I don't need his services no more. Another lawyer informed me since so much time has passed an I-129f might be a waste of money as the I-130 may be approved sooner. So I didn't file an I-129f.

When I google for a I-824 everything says it's for a copy of the original approval.

Since they sent the original to the lawyer, I’m thinking they want me to file an I-824 to get a copy of the original.

And I’m confused as to why they think she’s here in the USA. I called the lawyer and asked him, he said THEY messed up. Nothing indicates she’s here.

So do I file the I-824? The I-130 was approved in 3 months. Something fishy here,

Ugo1st

[miker32us 6]

See this lawyer's site for info on correcting a mistake made by CSC:

http://www.immigration.com/newsletter1/cscdivxii.html

I-130 sent by lawyer.

Priority date Feb 21, 2006

Receipt date Mar 2, 2006

Notice date June 8, 2006

NOA says = the above petition has been approved. The petition indicates that the person for whom you are petitioning is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of states. bla bla file I-485

If the person for whom you are petitioning decides to apply for a visa outside the United States based on this petition, the petitioner should file form I-824, Application for Action on an approved Application or Petition, with this office to request that we send the petition to the Department of National Visa Center.

After receiving the NOA-1 and a case number, my lawyer never did file a I-129f for 1 month. I asked him to return all my papers; I don't need his services no more. Another lawyer informed me since so much time has passed an I-129f might be a waste of money as the I-130 may be approved sooner. So I didn't file an I-129f.

When I google for a I-824 everything says it's for a copy of the original approval.

Since they sent the original to the lawyer, I’m thinking they want me to file an I-824 to get a copy of the original.

And I’m confused as to why they think she’s here in the USA. I called the lawyer and asked him, he said THEY messed up. Nothing indicates she’s here.

So do I file the I-824? The I-130 was approved in 3 months. Something fishy here,

Ugo1st

[Ugo1st 0]

I called USCI today. They said my papers were sent to NVC. I asked do I need to send the I-824 if my papers were already sent. The lady said "if the NOA says to send a I-824 they you should send it" I told her but you told me you don't have no papers for me that they were sent to NVC. She gave me the NVC number and to talk to them.

Something fishy going on here. How can they approve an I-130 and say that the beneficiary is here with me, if NOTHING in the I-130 says that. Sounds to me as if USCI just wants to make some extra money. And I think somebody higher up should investigate that. I wonder how many they do that to? 1 out of 50?

Called NVC but the message says all operators are busy and to call later then hangs up.

Ugo1st

[Ugo1st 0]

I finally got NVC to answer the phone. The lady said they don’t have my papers. And if USCI sent them my papers I would have received a receipt. So the USCIS lied to me. I asked her some questions about the I-824 and she said she never seen this form and can’t answer any questions. I told her the lady from USCIS said I had to speak to NVC about the I-924. BOY this is messed up on all ends. No matter whom you call.

Ugo1st