Case rejected due to wrong fee

[Iloveaccounting 9]

12 minutes ago, hoangthaihuy said:

How many days after receiving the fingerprint did they change your case status to "ready for interview"? And which city are you petitioning from?

Maybe like a week after my fingerprint appt. baltimore. What about you? Whats your status? 

[aznhouston 132]

 

5 minutes ago, Iloveaccounting said:

Maybe like a week after my fingerprint appt. baltimore. What about you? Whats your status? 

That's fast, I am still under fingerprinted since 21st of August. Nothing yet. I file from Houston.

[Iloveaccounting 9]

5 minutes ago, hoangthaihuy said:

 

That's fast, I am still under fingerprinted since 21st of August. Nothing yet. I file from Houston.

Mine didnt update to fingerprint result received or something like that. It went from fingerprint FEE received to case is ready to be scheduled for interview. Have you received any updates on your EAD etc?

[aznhouston 132]

19 minutes ago, Iloveaccounting said:

Mine didnt update to fingerprint result received or something like that. It went from fingerprint FEE received to case is ready to be scheduled for interview. Have you received any updates on your EAD etc?

Nada

[Iloveaccounting 9]

On 9/13/2018 at 10:55 AM, hoangthaihuy said:

Nada

Any news? 

 

 

[DaehanMingukManse 28]

On 8/6/2018 at 8:50 PM, hoangthaihuy said:

Alright, so my card was charged today for $1760, now gotta wait for NOA1 and biometric.

It seems quick, sent the package overnight on the 31st, arriving at USCIS office on the 1st of August, credit card charged on the 6th, so it took 4 working days.

 

Just a tip for everyone, I submitted as what I received from them (with staples, the arrangement, everything) with only one fee payment form G-1450 amounting $1760 instead of using 2 separate ones. 

I followed this advice when I received my packet back and for the second time, I got rejected again. I don't know what went wrong. Here's how we filled up form G-1450:

 

Applicant's/Petitioner's/Requester's Information (Full legal Name)

-my husband's name because he's the petitioner and we're using his card.

 

and then we put the whole amount of $1760 and we put the card details and doubled checked it a million times and then he signed it.

 

I don't know if its a bank's thing they haven't responded to us yet.

 

What do you think went wrong with our application? Should we opt for a cashier's check this time then?

[elmers 293]

10 hours ago, DaehanMingukManse said:

I followed this advice when I received my packet back and for the second time, I got rejected again. I don't know what went wrong. Here's how we filled up form G-1450:

 

Applicant's/Petitioner's/Requester's Information (Full legal Name)

-my husband's name because he's the petitioner and we're using his card.

 

and then we put the whole amount of $1760 and we put the card details and doubled checked it a million times and then he signed it.

 

I don't know if its a bank's thing they haven't responded to us yet.

 

What do you think went wrong with our application? Should we opt for a cashier's check this time then?

Credit cards are known to have issues sometimes. Regular bank checks are probably the best way to do this.

 

We sent two checks: $535 attached with the form I-130 and another one for $1225 with the form I-485. It was cashed without any issues. Please do the same if you are able to pay using bank checks.

[DaehanMingukManse 28]

2 hours ago, elmers said:

Credit cards are known to have issues sometimes. Regular bank checks are probably the best way to do this.

 

We sent two checks: $535 attached with the form I-130 and another one for $1225 with the form I-485. It was cashed without any issues. Please do the same if you are able to pay using bank checks.

you're right, should've done bank checks.

 

thank you

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On 8/6/2018 at 11:50 PM, hoangthaihuy said:

Alright, so my card was charged today for $1760, now gotta wait for NOA1 and biometric.

It seems quick, sent the package overnight on the 31st, arriving at USCIS office on the 1st of August, credit card charged on the 6th, so it took 4 working days.

 

Just a tip for everyone, I submitted as what I received from them (with staples, the arrangement, everything) with only one fee payment form G-1450 amounting $1760 instead of using 2 separate ones. 

I did the same thing, concurrent filing (130, 485, 765, 131)  included only one G-1450 for the whole 1760 dollars. Is this the right way to do it?

I have had some mixed responses online and I am confused what one application means.

[Penguin_ie 5,995]

**** old thread closed as Op has long since moved on.  Please ask questions about your own case in your own thread. ******

Edited November 4, 2019 by Penguin_ie