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Hello everyone, my mother-in-law is a Permanent Resident and have filed for her sons and daughters. Her first I-130 petition was filed in June 2012 and within two weeks she had a priority date of 12 June 2012. Since then she has filed for her son and daughter since July 2012 and we have not received any notices from USCIS......is it normal to be this long without any respond?? all I-130 petitions went to the Chicago Lockbox and we live in Virginia. Thank you in advance on any info provided.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Hello everyone, my mother-in-law is a Permanent Resident and have filed for her sons and daughters. Her first I-130 petition was filed in June 2012 and within two weeks she had a priority date of 12 June 2012. Since then she has filed for her son and daughter since July 2012 and we have not received any notices from USCIS......is it normal to be this long without any respond?? No. Your MIL should have received receipts by now. all I-130 petitions went to the Chicago Lockbox and we live in Virginia. Thank you in advance on any info provided.

Has the checks been cashed? Did the mail actually received? Is your MIL's address correct on the I-130?

If the checks have been cashed, then USCIS must have received the petitions/

If the checks have not been cashed, then the mail may have been lost.

Double check the address on the I-130s. Was mail sent to the wrong place?

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Has the checks been cashed? Did the mail actually received? Is your MIL's address correct on the I-130?

If the checks have been cashed, then USCIS must have received the petitions/

If the checks have not been cashed, then the mail may have been lost.

Double check the address on the I-130s. Was mail sent to the wrong place?

I have verified the address and is correct, they were postal money orders and will have to see if they have been cashed thanks for the information aaron.

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Has the checks been cashed? Did the mail actually received? Is your MIL's address correct on the I-130?

If the checks have been cashed, then USCIS must have received the petitions/

If the checks have not been cashed, then the mail may have been lost.

Double check the address on the I-130s. Was mail sent to the wrong place?

Thanks Diamond, I will have to call them but, I am not sure which processing center has the petitions, I read that once the Chicago Lockbox receives the petitions they forward to one of the Service Centers.

[pinay28 0]

Hello everyone, my mother-in-law is a Permanent Resident and have filed for her sons and daughters. Her first I-130 petition was filed in June 2012 and within two weeks she had a priority date of 12 June 2012. Since then she has filed for her son and daughter since July 2012 and we have not received any notices from USCIS......is it normal to be this long without any respond?? all I-130 petitions went to the Chicago Lockbox and we live in Virginia. Thank you in advance on any info provided.

If you have any concerns about the filed petitions just call the USCIS here is the number 1-800-375-5283...

[pinay28 0]

Thanks Diamond, I will have to call them but, I am not sure which processing center has the petitions, I read that once the Chicago Lockbox receives the petitions they forward to one of the Service Centers.

If you have any concerns about the filed petitions just call the USCIS here is the number 1-800-375-5283...

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If you have any concerns about the filed petitions just call the USCIS here is the number 1-800-375-5283...

Thanks pinay28, I will have her call the center

[jkelly07 120]

your permanent resident mom petiton 1-130,you need one for each person,you say it was filed june 2012 then you received a noa-1 receipt notice of action, you say since then you filed for your son and daughter on july 2012,is it the same son and daugther, why would you file again, sorry i'm not sure i understand you, any whay send a E.mail TO 1-130INQUIRIES.TSC@DHS.GOV you should get an answer in a few days.

[apple21 953]

Hello everyone, my mother-in-law is a Permanent Resident and have filed for her sons and daughters. Her first I-130 petition was filed in June 2012 and within two weeks she had a priority date of 12 June 2012. Since then she has filed for her son and daughter since July 2012 and we have not received any notices from USCIS......is it normal to be this long without any respond?? all I-130 petitions went to the Chicago Lockbox and we live in Virginia. Thank you in advance on any info provided.

What are the ages of her children? Have you received i-797c (Notice of Action) for each i-130 petition?

[jkelly07 120]

if your son an daughter is over 21 single you will receive the noa-1 your priority date, you will NOThear fro them again until the case becomes current from the phillippines it's a long time over 10 years or more, check on uscis priority dates charts,