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Hi everyone,

I just recently filed for the I-129 and realized just now that I didn't send all of my fiances passport pages. Has anyone got an RFE for this? Can I send this info into service center to avoid a RFE? Please advise. Thank you!

J1 Waiver: April 24, 2009 -- October 1, 2009
K1: October 6, 2009 -- April 29, 2010
AP: April 29, 2010 -- July 28, 2010
Visa: August 03, 2010
POE: August 19, 2010
AOS: September 13, 2010 -- November 10, 2010
Received GreenCard: November 17, 2010



ROC: Mailed packet: 8/10/2012
NOA1: 8/14/2012
Check Cashed: 8/16/2012
Biometrics Appt: 9/10/2012
RFE: 4/08/2013. Request to RFE sent: 4/19/2013
GC Approval Letter Received: 5/03/2013
GC Received: 00/00/00

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For the foreign beneficiary - this isn't a requirement and is really only necessary for the US Citizen if not providing his/her birth certificate.

It sounds like you are the US Citizen so you should be fine.

Note: For the most part - sending something in to USCIS without being asked for it (by way of an RFE) is not advisable - the chances of it meeting up with your petition aren't guaranteed and may not even be needed. Best to take a wait-and-see approach.

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lostinlove03   2

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For the foreign beneficiary - this isn't a requirement and is really only necessary for the US Citizen if not providing his/her birth certificate.

It sounds like you are the US Citizen so you should be fine.

Note: For the most part - sending something in to USCIS without being asked for it (by way of an RFE) is not advisable - the chances of it meeting up with your petition aren't guaranteed and may not even be needed. Best to take a wait-and-see approach.

Thank you. I appreciate your input. Let's see what happens.

J1 Waiver: April 24, 2009 -- October 1, 2009
K1: October 6, 2009 -- April 29, 2010
AP: April 29, 2010 -- July 28, 2010
Visa: August 03, 2010
POE: August 19, 2010
AOS: September 13, 2010 -- November 10, 2010
Received GreenCard: November 17, 2010



ROC: Mailed packet: 8/10/2012
NOA1: 8/14/2012
Check Cashed: 8/16/2012
Biometrics Appt: 9/10/2012
RFE: 4/08/2013. Request to RFE sent: 4/19/2013
GC Approval Letter Received: 5/03/2013
GC Received: 00/00/00

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