InfoPass

[Madisonp 0]

Well today I had a InfoPass appointment to address a typo by CSC on the RFE they sent me.I was called up and they help me address this problem and how to clear it up I hope.This is what took place the officer put in a email into the CSC office to explain the problem I had.After she told me they had to reply by the 15th of Feb.She said they would contact me to tell me how to move forward.I also asked why they were asking for information I had already sent.Her reply was "I think they may have lost some of your papers".So that is what took place today at the USCIS office today does this make sense to anyone out there.

[TBoneTX 45,288]

It sounds as though you did the right thing, and that matters will be straightened out soon. I'm surprised that the Service Centers don't lose more of people's papers. Be prepared to provide (again) what they're asking for, when they contact you. If you have any further trouble or questions, set another InfoPass appointment -- or phone the CSC and insist that your call be escalated to an actual Immigration Officer. Avoid trusting the people at the "misinformation line" who answer the phones first.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Well today I had a InfoPass appointment to address a typo by CSC on the RFE they sent me.I was called up and they help me address this problem and how to clear it up I hope.This is what took place the officer put in a email into the CSC office to explain the problem I had.After she told me they had to reply by the 15th of Feb.She said they would contact me to tell me how to move forward.I also asked why they were asking for information I had already sent.Her reply was "I think they may have lost some of your papers".So that is what took place today at the USCIS office today does this make sense to anyone out there.

This is about all they can do at a local office regarding a petition. I believe that they do lose things some times or mix them up with other petitions. The trouble is, even they do not know it sometimes. This is a good reason to put the names of both parties on all evidence copies. I actually printed some paper with a "letterhead" of sorts and made all evidence copies on that so everything had our names. When you send the petition you have no case number so how else can you identify that piece of paper with your case? Adjudicators ARE human and they handle a LOT of paper, it can happen.