courtesy letter regarding i-693

[Greg0528 0]

I received a courtesy letter from USCIS regarding i-693, and it states that my Form I-485 application is deficient because "all pages of Form I-693 are not present or of the same revision date".

 

I am pretty sure that the I-693 used has the most current revision date, and the civil surgeon said she is sure all pages of I-693 were submitted. So what does the courtesy letter mean exactly? Moving forward, should I have a new I-693 prepared right now? Or should I wait until my interview is scheduled and then prepare a new I-693? I am afraid that the new I-693 will not be accepted if it is dated more than two more months from the interview. Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you! 

[Pitaya 2,577]

2 hours ago, Greg0528 said:

I received a courtesy letter from USCIS regarding i-693, and it states that my Form I-485 application is deficient because "all pages of Form I-693 are not present or of the same revision date".

 

I am pretty sure that the I-693 used has the most current revision date, and the civil surgeon said she is sure all pages of I-693 were submitted. So what does the courtesy letter mean exactly? Moving forward, should I have a new I-693 prepared right now? Or should I wait until my interview is scheduled and then prepare a new I-693? I am afraid that the new I-693 will not be accepted if it is dated more than two more months from the interview. Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you! 

Welcome to the forum.

 

Using the forum Google search function, I was able to find this thread from last year that sounds quite applicable to your present situation, with some good suggestions, 

 

 

I would make sure that the civil surgeon uses a copy of the newest form available. At the attached link is the most current USCIS Form I-693, https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-693.pdf

 

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