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I thought I read on here that the IMBRA RFE was suppose to be notorized? I finally got mine in the mail yesterday and want to send it off but now that I have it I'm scared I'll do something wrong :blush: I just want to get this part over as soon as possible since I know I still have a long road ahead.

June 13, 2006: I-129F Sent

June 27, 2006: NOA1

Sep 13, 2006: Touched

Sep 15, 2006: RFE Sent from CSC to my attorny

Sep 29, 2006: RFE Recieved by me

Sep 30, 2006: RFE Sent back to CSC

Oct 4, 2006: RFE Received by CSC

Oct 7, 2006: Touched

Oct 17, 2006 NOA2

Oct , 2006 NVC Received papers

Nov 3, 2006 NVC Forwarded papers to Juarez

Nov 17, 2006 CDJ mailed Packet

Dec 2, 2006 I received Packet in the mail today

Feb 6, 2007 Medical at CDJ

Feb 7, 2007 Waited for DHL to deliver pictures since he forgot to bring them

Feb 8, 2007 Interview (Was approved to file waiver)

Feb 22, 2007 Filed Waiver at CDJ

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I thought I read on here that the IMBRA RFE was suppose to be notorized? I finally got mine in the mail yesterday and want to send it off but now that I have it I'm scared I'll do something wrong :blush: I just want to get this part over as soon as possible since I know I still have a long road ahead.

Nope - it does NOT have to be notarized. Best to search for William's post on how to return an RFE and what to mark on the envelope and then send it off. Good luck.

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Thank you and yes I went through and found Williams post this morning:yes: I just couldn't find anything about it being notarized.

Thanks a million. :star:

June 13, 2006: I-129F Sent

June 27, 2006: NOA1

Sep 13, 2006: Touched

Sep 15, 2006: RFE Sent from CSC to my attorny

Sep 29, 2006: RFE Recieved by me

Sep 30, 2006: RFE Sent back to CSC

Oct 4, 2006: RFE Received by CSC

Oct 7, 2006: Touched

Oct 17, 2006 NOA2

Oct , 2006 NVC Received papers

Nov 3, 2006 NVC Forwarded papers to Juarez

Nov 17, 2006 CDJ mailed Packet

Dec 2, 2006 I received Packet in the mail today

Feb 6, 2007 Medical at CDJ

Feb 7, 2007 Waited for DHL to deliver pictures since he forgot to bring them

Feb 8, 2007 Interview (Was approved to file waiver)

Feb 22, 2007 Filed Waiver at CDJ

 
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