USCIS

[hindocha 0]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

[Ellie-and-David 38]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

You mean call and pretend to be your partner?

Hmmm, you might have a problem disguising your sex.

[Joe_&_Nadiya 1]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

Either one (the petitioner or beneficiary) can call and ask questions about your case.

[hindocha 0]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

Either one (the petitioner or beneficiary) can call and ask questions about your case.

I called last time and they said the petitioner needs to call and give permission for me to speak to them. I asked who is this possible when I'm in a different country? Also, if the petitioner calls and then I call 10 mins later would they believe me? She said the way to avoid this would be, to have a 3 way conference call. I replied, are you going to pay for the charges? She said no. I'm in a catch 22.

[canadian_wife 1,822]

I've called USCIS as a beneficiary with no issues. Just call back, you'll get someone else who will likely be more accomodating

Good luck

[hindocha 0]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

Either one (the petitioner or beneficiary) can call and ask questions about your case.

I called last time and they said the petitioner needs to call and give permission for me to speak to them. I asked who is this possible when I'm in a different country? Also, if the petitioner calls and then I call 10 mins later would they believe me? She said the way to avoid this would be, to have a 3 way conference call. I replied, are you going to pay for the charges? She said no. I'm in a catch 22.

I just called them, a chocolate teapot is of more use than them!

[Joe_&_Nadiya 1]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

Either one (the petitioner or beneficiary) can call and ask questions about your case.

I called last time and they said the petitioner needs to call and give permission for me to speak to them. I asked who is this possible when I'm in a different country? Also, if the petitioner calls and then I call 10 mins later would they believe me? She said the way to avoid this would be, to have a 3 way conference call. I replied, are you going to pay for the charges? She said no. I'm in a catch 22.

I just called them, a chocolate teapot is of more use than them!

I'd suggest you call them again, hopefully you'll get a different person on the line that should be able to answer questions about your case. if not, ask for a supervisor...

[hindocha 0]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

Either one (the petitioner or beneficiary) can call and ask questions about your case.

I called last time and they said the petitioner needs to call and give permission for me to speak to them. I asked who is this possible when I'm in a different country? Also, if the petitioner calls and then I call 10 mins later would they believe me? She said the way to avoid this would be, to have a 3 way conference call. I replied, are you going to pay for the charges? She said no. I'm in a catch 22.

I just called them, a chocolate teapot is of more use than them!

I'd suggest you call them again, hopefully you'll get a different person on the line that should be able to answer questions about your case. if not, ask for a supervisor...

They keep saying they have no access to any other information. I asked about the RFE and they said it will all be on the notice letter. That's not much help is it.

[hindocha 0]

USCIS totally useless agents! Can't tell me what RFE they need. They can't tell me anything new, all they do is read what appear on the screen after typing in my receipt number.. I can see that!

[canadian_wife 1,822]

We had an RFE too, all you can do is wait to find out what it is and reply as soon as you can. Calling USCIS is an exercises in frustration!

Good luck.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

When calling USCIS if you claim to be the petitioner for a K3 visa, when you are the beneficer, will this effect the Visa application?

No but you will still get the same inecorrect answers off the answer menu.

[TBoneTX 45,288]

My experience was that USCIS would speak only to me about the I-129F, and only to my wife about the AOS. If both petitioner & beneficiary are together, in person or on 3-way phone line, that's fine with USCIS. Also, USCIS will talk with an official agent, such as an attorney who is handling the case.

[hindocha 0]

My experience was that USCIS would speak only to me about the I-129F, and only to my wife about the AOS. If both petitioner & beneficiary are together, in person or on 3-way phone line, that's fine with USCIS. Also, USCIS will talk with an official agent, such as an attorney who is handling the case.

That's all well and said. But it's annoying that they can't divulge any information over the phone. You have to wait for the notice. As least if they tell you what they want, we can start getting the paper work ready.