Does anybody know where I can send the hardship letter???

[nelly 0]

My fiancee had her interview the last days of august in juarez and was denied for her k1 visa. We filed the waiver and the officer told us we had to prove hardship in a letter but did not have to send it with the waiver, that we had about 30 days to do so. Now they robbed us in mexico and do not have a case number or the address to send the hardship letter since they took all of our bags can anybody help us?? I need the address to the place where I need to send the letter, and also how can I find out my case number or the number that they identify us with. Thank you! I am new to this forum

[Suegra! 0]

Nelly, if you don't get a response here, you can try immigrate2us.net. There is a lot of info in regards to CDJ filings.

Sorry, I don't know the answer.

[kitkat1 5]

This is where you send it:

Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

PO Box 9896

El Paso, Texas 79995

Here's the website for further information:

http://usembassy.state.gov/CiudadJuarez/wwwhciswaiver.html

You should have your case number from the NVC - if you didn't receive it on the NVC letter when it was transferred to CDJ, you should call or email them using your original I-129F petition receipt number and see if they can give it to you. Calling CDJ directly probably won't work because they identify you by your case number.

Good luck