What is the Fee

[waynegeraldine 0]

What is the Fee for filing I-29F, is is $170 or $165, thanks for your help.

[David-and-Mae 15]

What is the Fee for filing I-29F, is is $170 or $165, thanks for your help.

$170

Good luck!

[Nagishkaw 510]

$170.00 . pay either by cheque or money order.

[mRx 16]

What is the Fee for filing I-29F, is is $170 or $165, thanks for your help.

Did you not read any of the advice given on your previous thread a few hours ago???????? You are asking for a fish and we are trying to give a pole...... Take it!

[JoeMama 0]

Does anyone ever read the GUIDES or the Visa FAQs sections any more? Or the USCIS website? The answers to these easy questions are provided. I'm surprised a lot of people come onto this site and it looks like they want the answers to "their" visa to be provided by other people. Without having much knowledge of the visa being applied, even though all this simple information is right at your fingertips, how do you know you're receiving the right answers for you? Especially, if you don't know the process or do the research confirming the information? The visa process, read it, learn it, live it.

[JoeMama 0]

What is the Fee for filing I-29F, is is $170 or $165, thanks for your help.

Did you not read any of the advice given on your previous thread a few hours ago???????? You are asking for a fish and we are trying to give a pole...... Take it!

Next question will be on another thread. "To whom do I make the check out?". Then, "Where do I send the check?". Then, "Do I need to include the package?". Etc, etc, etc.

[mRx 16]

What is the Fee for filing I-29F, is is $170 or $165, thanks for your help.

Did you not read any of the advice given on your previous thread a few hours ago???????? You are asking for a fish and we are trying to give a pole...... Take it!

Next question will be on another thread. "To whom do I make the check out?". Then, "Where do I send the check?". Then, "Do I need to include the package?". Etc, etc, etc.

sure, why RTFM when someone will spoonfeed you.

[waynegeraldine 0]

Dude, why are you being like that, I just ask a simple question, I'm in a hurry to mail my package and time is against me. Calm down, you don't have to reply if you dont' want to no one is forcing you. It's good thing that there are some really nice and helpful people here.

[mRx 16]

Dude, why are you being like that, I just ask a simple question, I'm in a hurry to mail my package and time is against me. Calm down, you don't have to reply if you dont' want to no one is forcing you. It's good thing that there are some really nice and helpful people here.

Thats too bad you feel i am being unhelpful. But i did show you exactly how to find your answer.

do you remember you just asked the same question last night? And again, the response remains the same. The answers to all these questions are easily found in the filing instructions included in the I-129f.

[NYGirl 0]

What is the Fee for filing I-29F, is is $170 or $165, thanks for your help.

Did you not read any of the advice given on your previous thread a few hours ago???????? You are asking for a fish and we are trying to give a pole...... Take it!

Next question will be on another thread. "To whom do I make the check out?". Then, "Where do I send the check?". Then, "Do I need to include the package?". Etc, etc, etc.

sure, why RTFM when someone will spoonfeed you.

Be nice

[Nagishkaw 510]

We were all new to this site at one time. Cut the newbie some slack. There's no real harm being done here, even if it is only repetitive questions. They won't disappear from this forum, and that is why VJ exists...to help folk who are new and also veterans alike.

[darkhorse 0]

We were all new to this site at one time. Cut the newbie some slack. There's no real harm being done here, even if it is only repetitive questions. They won't disappear from this forum, and that is why VJ exists...to help folk who are new and also veterans alike.

AMEN

[JoeMama 0]

It is obvious a person can tell by reading someone's post if they've attempted learning about "their" visa on their own or not. I do not mind helping that person out however I can. But when a person chooses not to actually apply half an effort to learning about "their" visa, and they are doing it without a lawyer, it becomes a really bad habit relying on anyone and everyone to give them an answer for almost every single question involved with "their" visa. This is straight up just being plain lazy and you can see how people become very annoyed at this attitude. I've only posted 5 posts on this site since joining. It was primarily with topics that had to do with self-employment where the GUIDES or the Visa FAQS didn't cover.

It is so simple to read these things and become familiar with it. I would much rather have a person try to apply themself to "their" visa to do the work. As opposed to relying on EVERYONE else to do the work for them. The reward is solely upon them.

[TracyTN 237]

Does anyone ever read the GUIDES or the Visa FAQs sections any more? Or the USCIS website?

Not just those, but how about reading the INSTRUCTIONS on the I129f form itself?

Don't bang your heads against walls too much, peeps. There's always going to be people who would rather be told than figuring it out for themselves.

Edited March 27, 2007 by TracyTN

[featherB 1]

Dude, why are you being like that, I just ask a simple question, I'm in a hurry to mail my package and time is against me. Calm down, you don't have to reply if you dont' want to no one is forcing you. It's good thing that there are some really nice and helpful people here.

People are being helpful. It will be of no help whatsoever to you to answer a question that is answered right there on the filing instructions for the I-129F. Because if you haven't (and you obviously haven't) read those instructions, how on earth are you going to get it right? How are you going to know you've included everything you need to? You're not! And then when your petition gets sent back to you because you've left something out, or because you've sent it to the wrong address, or when you get an RFE because you didn't include the right evidence/enough of it, all that 'I need an answer NOW and I can't be bothered to read the instructions' is going to have got you nowhere!

I am honestly not trying to be rude... just pointing out that while people who refuse to 'spoonfeed' may appear to be being 'harsh', they are really not - they are doing you far more of a service than people who don't encourage you to RTFM!!! Seriously... there is no way you should think about sending off this package without at the very least having read and digested the filing instructions which come with the form, and are right there on the USCIS site (here is the page to download the form and instructions, the fee etc is listed right there!)... it would be irresponsible for anyone to suggest you do otherwise, IMO.

Edited March 27, 2007 by featherB