My husband send the I-129F to Vermont not Chicgo!

[KevFabi 0]

Hello to all!

Plz if anybody can help me . My husband sent the I-129F (spouse) to Vermont not to Chicago! What should I do now. He got confused and he sent without checking with me. I'm afraid to have more delay on the process now. Plz if anybody can tell me what can I do? Should I call them??? Thanks

Edited June 28, 2007 by KevFabi

[Tareq 0]

Hello to all!

Plz if anybody can help me . My husband sent the I-129F (spouse) to Vermont not to Chicago! What should I do now. He got confused and he sent without checking with me. I'm afraid to have more delay on the process now. Plz if anybody can tell me what can I do? Should I call them??? Thanks

I'm sure others with give their expert advice but if I were in your shoes, I would just forget about what I sent to Vermont and instead send the same application to correct Chicago address. I hope you have made copies and have duplicates of any originals that you may have sent.

Instead of waiting for them to either send it back to you or forward it to Chicago, in my opinion, it's best to just send another application with fee and everything to the correct address. By sending duplicate application you can't confuse USCIS any more because they are already too confused. The only downside I see is that you will lose the application fee.

Edited June 28, 2007 by Tareq

[pushbrk 12,878]

Hello to all!

Plz if anybody can help me . My husband sent the I-129F (spouse) to Vermont not to Chicago! What should I do now. He got confused and he sent without checking with me. I'm afraid to have more delay on the process now. Plz if anybody can tell me what can I do? Should I call them??? Thanks

I'm sure others with give their expert advice but if I were in your shoes, I would just forget about what I sent to Vermont and instead send the same application to correct Chicago address. I hope you have made copies and have duplicates of any originals that you may have sent.

Instead of waiting for them to either send it back to you or forward it to Chicago, in my opinion, it's best to just send another application with fee and everything to the correct address. By sending duplicate application you can't confuse USCIS any more because they are already too confused. The only downside I see is that you will lose the application fee.

Beginning in August, the new instructions are to send the I-129F for spouse directly to the service center anyway. I would simply relax and wait for the receipt. Inspect it closely and make sure it says I-129F for spouse as the "Case Type" in the upper right hand box.

[KevFabi 0]

Hello to all!

Plz if anybody can help me . My husband sent the I-129F (spouse) to Vermont not to Chicago! What should I do now. He got confused and he sent without checking with me. I'm afraid to have more delay on the process now. Plz if anybody can tell me what can I do? Should I call them??? Thanks

I'm sure others with give their expert advice but if I were in your shoes, I would just forget about what I sent to Vermont and instead send the same application to correct Chicago address. I hope you have made copies and have duplicates of any originals that you may have sent.

Instead of waiting for them to either send it back to you or forward it to Chicago, in my opinion, it's best to just send another application with fee and everything to the correct address. By sending duplicate application you can't confuse USCIS any more because they are already too confused. The only downside I see is that you will lose the application fee.

Beginning in August, the new instructions are to send the I-129F for spouse directly to the service center anyway. I would simply relax and wait for the receipt. Inspect it closely and make sure it says I-129F for spouse as the "Case Type" in the upper right hand box.

Sorry but where can I find this "Case Type" ....on the application??? I-129? sorry...

[pushbrk 12,878]

Hello to all!

Plz if anybody can help me . My husband sent the I-129F (spouse) to Vermont not to Chicago! What should I do now. He got confused and he sent without checking with me. I'm afraid to have more delay on the process now. Plz if anybody can tell me what can I do? Should I call them??? Thanks

I'm sure others with give their expert advice but if I were in your shoes, I would just forget about what I sent to Vermont and instead send the same application to correct Chicago address. I hope you have made copies and have duplicates of any originals that you may have sent.

Instead of waiting for them to either send it back to you or forward it to Chicago, in my opinion, it's best to just send another application with fee and everything to the correct address. By sending duplicate application you can't confuse USCIS any more because they are already too confused. The only downside I see is that you will lose the application fee.

Beginning in August, the new instructions are to send the I-129F for spouse directly to the service center anyway. I would simply relax and wait for the receipt. Inspect it closely and make sure it says I-129F for spouse as the "Case Type" in the upper right hand box.

Sorry but where can I find this "Case Type" ....on the application??? I-129? sorry...

On the receipt you don't have yet. as in ...receipt...Inspect it...

There is no "application" yet. The I-129F is a "petition". If approved, it allows the foreign spouse to "apply" for a visa.

Edited June 28, 2007 by pushbrk

[GOLDEN.247 0]

I made this mistake and sent the I-129F petition to CSC. I called and was instructed to wait, they will either send it back to you or forward it to the correct office. I did ask about sending a copy of everything to the correct office and sending another check. The representative I spoke with did not encourage it, he said it confuse matters more and I might have both petitions rejected for duplication. The petition was eventually forwarded and arrived about 2 weeks later.

Hang in there and good luck!!!!

[ColombianoGringo 0]

According to the USCIS bulletin on direct filing, they are already accepting I-129F forms at the Vermont and California Service Center.

If your application is otherwise correctly filed, they will accept it before July 30.

USCIS will accept Forms I-129F, I-131, I-140, I-360, I-485, I-765 and I-907 filed with the new Direct Filing location in advance of the July 30, 2007 effective date, that are otherwise properly filed.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/Up...iling062107.pdf

In other words, he inadvertently did the right thing. You should be fine.

Good luck,

CG

Edited June 28, 2007 by ColombianoGringo

[KevFabi 0]

Tks Pushbrk for your help and also for correct me. I'll try to relax and wait.

Hello to all!

Plz if anybody can help me . My husband sent the I-129F (spouse) to Vermont not to Chicago! What should I do now. He got confused and he sent without checking with me. I'm afraid to have more delay on the process now. Plz if anybody can tell me what can I do? Should I call them??? Thanks

I'm sure others with give their expert advice but if I were in your shoes, I would just forget about what I sent to Vermont and instead send the same application to correct Chicago address. I hope you have made copies and have duplicates of any originals that you may have sent.

Instead of waiting for them to either send it back to you or forward it to Chicago, in my opinion, it's best to just send another application with fee and everything to the correct address. By sending duplicate application you can't confuse USCIS any more because they are already too confused. The only downside I see is that you will lose the application fee.

Beginning in August, the new instructions are to send the I-129F for spouse directly to the service center anyway. I would simply relax and wait for the receipt. Inspect it closely and make sure it says I-129F for spouse as the "Case Type" in the upper right hand box.

Sorry but where can I find this "Case Type" ....on the application??? I-129? sorry...

On the receipt you don't have yet. as in ...receipt...Inspect it...

There is no "application" yet. The I-129F is a "petition". If approved, it allows the foreign spouse to "apply" for a visa.

[Yodrak 7]

Tareq,

A few people have reported making this same mistake, and in all cases, if I remember correctly, the submission was accepted for processing.

As pushbrk wrote, submitting directly to the SC that will do the processing will soon be the required procedure. Apparently the USCIS was happy with the result of the process change and intends to continue it.

Yodrak

Hello to all!

Plz if anybody can help me . My husband sent the I-129F (spouse) to Vermont not to Chicago! What should I do now. He got confused and he sent without checking with me. I'm afraid to have more delay on the process now. Plz if anybody can tell me what can I do? Should I call them??? Thanks

I'm sure others with give their expert advice but if I were in your shoes, I would just forget about what I sent to Vermont and instead send the same application to correct Chicago address. I hope you have made copies and have duplicates of any originals that you may have sent.

Instead of waiting for them to either send it back to you or forward it to Chicago, in my opinion, it's best to just send another application with fee and everything to the correct address. By sending duplicate application you can't confuse USCIS any more because they are already too confused. The only downside I see is that you will lose the application fee.

Beginning in August, the new instructions are to send the I-129F for spouse directly to the service center anyway. I would simply relax and wait for the receipt. Inspect it closely and make sure it says I-129F for spouse as the "Case Type" in the upper right hand box.