Missing information, send or wait?

[acer925 0]

Hi all, I sent in the I-130 form for my spouse (Canadian) about 3 weeks ago, received a receipt but I'm pretty sure I forgot some documents (marriage certificate, photos, and G325-A for both of us). Can I send that stuff in now or do I have to wait until they send me a letter asking for it? Thanks all, I appreciate it.

-Anthony

[NikLR 13,232]

If you're lucky, they'll RFE you for the documents. If not, they'll just deny and you have to send again. I assume they cashed your check?

[The Mean Lady 604]

What is "pretty sure"

That's a lot of stuff to not be positive about.

I suggest you take the rest of this process a little slower and make sure you're including everything in your paperwork.

Wait for an RFE, don't send things separately on your own.

[stevie b 141]

Hi all, I sent in the I-130 form for my spouse (Canadian) about 3 weeks ago, received a receipt but I'm pretty sure I forgot some documents (marriage certificate, photos, and G325-A for both of us). Can I send that stuff in now or do I have to wait until they send me a letter asking for it? Thanks all, I appreciate it.

-Anthony

you will get different replies on this subject

from my experience, you can try to head it off by sending a letter outlining the corrections and all the supporting documents

you will send it to the office listed on the NOA1. if you can confirm it has already been dispatched to a local office, send it there (confirmation by phone with an IO)

mark it attention 130 unit

good luck

[acer925 0]

you will get different replies on this subject

from my experience, you can try to head it off by sending a letter outlining the corrections and all the supporting documents

you will send it to the office listed on the NOA1. if you can confirm it has already been dispatched to a local office, send it there (confirmation by phone with an IO)

mark it attention 130 unit

good luck

Thanks for the reply, how do I confirm if it's been dispatched to a local office? Just by calling USCIS? I'm not sure what an IO is, sorry.

[NikLR 13,232]

It is not an IO, it's an ISO, Immigration Service Officer. They are the tier 2 of when you call to the USCIS. The first person you talk to is a Customer Service Representative or CSR. They can only tell you what you can see on your computer. They are tier 1. If they're asked, they must refer you to a tier 2, an ISO, who can see a lot more of what is going on with your case.

Remember only the petitioner can call the USCIS.