Letter from USCIS - What could it be?

[gavin923 92]

We sent our I-129F petition to the USCIS in early February (this year).  We received the email & text notification of acceptance, my check was cashed, and we received the NOA1 in the mail on February 20 with case number & notice that it was forwarded to the CSC.

 

We also are signed up on the USCIS website & app.

 

I checked my USPS Informed Delivery this morning & I have a letter being delivered later today from USCIS in Californina dated March 1.  I have no idea what this might be. Does anyone have any idea?  Naturally, I'm a little worried.  

 

Our case status on the USCIS website & app are still listed as "Case Was Received", as they have been all along.

 

Thank you!

Edited March 5, 2018 by gavin923

[Oakmen 22]

Most likely just the written receipt of your application. We got ours last week and we applied in late jan.

[gavin923 92]

Thanks Oakmen.  I appreciate the reply!  

I was not expecting anything else from them for quite a while & seeing this being delivered today really surprised me.

[Cheschirecat 176]

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Let us know what it is when you receive it. 

[gavin923 92]

Okay. Mystery solved!

 

And I think this might be one for the record books. 

 

I hired an immigration attorney to assist with the I-129F filing (before I found VJ). 

 

The attorney entered her OWN ADDRESS incorrectly on the G-28 form. So the NOA1 was undeliverable. smh

 

Now the USCIS thinks my fiancée has moved and sent me a form AR-11 Alien Change of Address form. 

 

So what do I do now to correct this (besides telling the attorney “goodbye”)? Neither my nor my fiancée’s address has changed. But the address listed for my attorney to receive documents is incorrect & needs to be adjusted.  I’m guessing this doesn’t happen too often.

 

Happily I can laugh about it now but this was a super stressful day at the office wondering what the USCIS mailed to me.