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Did not write case number on civil documents. HELP

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eav123   0

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Hello....I did not read anywhere in the directions (the online directions you receive after your fee posts to "PAID" and you get an instructions tab) for sending in the DS 230 packet that you had to write your case number on each document...however, in the email letter (it was another cover sheet) directions for the DS230, it said to make sure you write your case number on the upper right corner of all documents. Why did it not say that on the one set of instructions that I read over one MILLION times? I had already sent out the 230 packet, and just now noticed that it said that on ANOTHER set of instructions for the same form. Again, WHY is this so confusing and contradictory??? Anyone else neglect to notice this minute detail? Do you think it'll delay the application?

Also, one more hefty question I'm afraid to hear the answer to: Do you think that since the latest terrorism even at the Boston Marathon, un-processed forms are taking longer now due to heightened security measures? I hope not. but I'm afraid to hear the answer to that question.

Thanks for any help!

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sba.rsa   10

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I sent in the AOS and IV package (minus the Police report, but that is a separate thread).

I included the Cover Sheet, and wrote a cover letter stating the contents of the packet. But I did not write the CASE number on every single document, and so far they have accepted everything.

Just relax ...

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SANJOG - Marriage Made in Heaven
09/28/2012: Married the love of my life in a traditional Hindu ceremony - Saat Phere
10/01/2012: Court Marriage

USCIS
10/22/2012: Submitted I-130
10/24/2012: USCIS Notice of Action Received Date
10/24/2012: USCIS Notice of Action Priority Date
10/25/2012: I-797C, Notice of Action Notice Date
10/26/2012: USCIS texted/emailed me that they received I-130
02/25/2013: USCIS website says I-130 is approved

NVC
03/15/2013: Received NVC Case Number
03/15/2013: Received Affidavit of Support (AOS) Processing Fee Bill Invoice
03/29/2013: Mailed Choice of Address and Agent to NVC
03/29/2013: Made $88 AOS fee payment
04/11/2013: AOS fee status "PAID"
04/13/2013: Made $230 IV fee payment
04/14/2013: FedEX'd the AOS package
04/19/2013: IV fee status "PAID"

05/08/2013: FedEX'd the IV package (said lots of prayers while preparing the documentation!!!)

05/22/2013: NVC gave checklist to send Indian Police Certificate

06/23/2013: FedED'd the IV package with Indian Police Certificate and Updated Passport Page (I was added as Spouse)

07/25/2013: Case Complete

Embassy

07/31/2013: Received Interview Date for 09/19/2013

09/10/2013: Husband did Medical

09/19/2013: Interview Date for US Embassy in New Delhi - OM SAI RAM - ***APPROVED***

09/26/2013: Husband received Passport with US Visa in postal mail

***USA***

10/10/2013: Flight Departs New Delhi

10/11/2013: Flight Arrives USA

10/24/2013: Husband received Social Security Card

11/13/2013: Paid $165 Immigration Fee

12/09/2013: Husband received Green Card

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ShirahBet   42

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I didn't write the case number on any document, in all honesty and it was processed in a normal amount of time. I sent in a bunch of relationship evidence as well, and everything was sent to the consulate.

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NikLR   13,227

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It's only if they lose a document then they can find it and put it with the case. It's not the end of the world if you don't.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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