For People Who Used A Lawyer...

[Tom_Jim 40]

For those of you who used a lawyer for your AOS/EAD et al.: Did you receive your NOAs, RFEs and ultimately your greencard in your mailbox, or was it sent to the lawyer's address?

I ask because, once again... this lawyer we've engaged (more accurately, his paralegal) is a little slow to the punch. The thought of missing an appointment or not receiving NOAs and RFEs due to her lack due diligence scares me to no end.

If anyone can share their experiences with their lawyers, I would be thankful.

Latos

[britty 1]

We used a lawyer and received all written communications directly, with copies going to our lawyer. I think he requested the authorities do this but I could be wrong

[William33 110]

For those of you who used a lawyer for your AOS/EAD et al.: Did you receive your NOAs, RFEs and ultimately your greencard in your mailbox, or was it sent to the lawyer's address?

I ask because, once again... this lawyer we've engaged (more accurately, his paralegal) is a little slow to the punch. The thought of missing an appointment or not receiving NOAs and RFEs due to her lack due diligence scares me to no end.

If anyone can share their experiences with their lawyers, I would be thankful.

Latos

It all depends on the direction you supplied to your lawyer. Did you agree to your lawyer receiving all correspondence, or did you ask that correspondence be sent to you?

Answer this question and you will know. If not, ask your lawyer.

[Donna A 4]

if i remember right the i-129 and i-130 went to the lawyer but the aos came to me as well as the lawyer.

[Cécy 44]

I'm not sure for AOS, but I did it for a B2 extension. I got a copy of what the lawyer received.