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what's gonna happen if my check bounces?for my i-751

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hey guys, this is so messed up :wacko:

my GC is gonna expired Feb 24,2011. i sent my documents on the 7th of November which is 2 weeks earlier than the 90 days time that the instruction stated. (i know i messed up) anyways, i called USCIS and ask them what's gonna happen,the agent told me that everything is gonna send back to me because i sent the documents way too early and most of the time they don't consider. so after that i decided to pay my bills (since they are not gonna cash my check) but surprisingly December 1st they cashed my check and my direct deposit from work came on the 2nd.. in short, my check bounces...

my question is, now are they gonna send the whole documents back to me? or are they just gonna send me a letter and ask me for another check? how much is the charge for a bounce check?

i am so confused now... please help me. i just want this to get over with, im so stressed out.. i don't have any lawyer :crying:

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I've left an answer where you originally posted this question.

11-24-2006 Annette and I meet in Rome

09-09-2008 Engaged!

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07-25-2009 We are married (the joint happiest day of my life)

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