With the confusion Here is my plan

[nbrown0247 0]

Hello Everyone, After a very sleepless night, If you have been reading my post, you will see that 1. I was giving wrong information from the start by USCIS. 2. Sent the wrong petition in. They have sent me NOA-1 and I have check my bank the check has been cashed. Now after sitting thinking of what to do I have can to this conclusion.

I will send the I-130, also included I-129F will all the copies again. Also including a copy of NOA, with a letter explain they mix-up of information that I was given, (lucky I have the persons name and ID) at USCIS and like they say so are recorded. So this might help.

When I called the person explained, after pulling my file up that my I-129F shows that this is for spouse, and I should send the I-130 in so this can be approved.

Does anyone one have input or opinion to this?

I'm afraid that this could delay every considerablly

Nancy

[riblet 0]

I personally would NOT send in anything related to the I129F with the I130.

I would file the I130 normally, and then once I got the NOA1 for the I130 I would deal with the I129F. But the most important thing you should be focused on is getting the I130 filed properly, otherwise you can't do anything.

I feel like if you try to send everything in know it will just confuse the filing process for your I130.

Good luck.

[Niels Bohr 72]

nbrown0247,

Submit your I-130 in. Afterwards, call USCIS about your prior submission of form I-129F. This will avoid any confusion at the processing center.

[Reba 2]

They're going to send you an RFE anyway because the I-129F doesn't have the NOA from the I-130. So, just send in the I-130 and supporting docs required, and wait for them to send the RFE so you can send the copy of the NOA.

If you send anything *before* they send an RFE, the likelihood that it will actually get matched up with your file is next to nil, and if you send any I-129F info with the I-130, you'll just confuse them.

[nbrown0247 0]

Thank you to all here at the vj. I am going to wait till I recieve the REF. I don't want to start any confusion. The information that USCIS gave in they first place was not correct. As I see here everyone has been through or is going through so you know the process and what some of the pitfalls that could happen. So I consider the information that I get here at vj more accurate at this time.

I have I-130 ready to send, and if further REF is need I have copies of this.

But thank you so much everyone for you suggestions.. I will wait to get a notice before sending it.