Will the beneficiary receive information from the USCIS in the mail?

[Youngpb 0]

Hi there!

 

I'm curious to hear your experiences in receiving mail during the I-129f application process. Will all of the paper notifications and updates be sent to the petitioner? or did mail get sent to your fiance in their home country as well?

 

My fiance has a big family, and a good amount of them are accepting of our relationship. However, some aren't as well! While we're working on getting everyone on board, we'd like to know how much mail would be going to the beneficiary's house.

 

I appreciate the help! Thank you.

[arken 4,197]

18 minutes ago, Youngpb said:

how much mail would be going to the beneficiary's house

None.

[Youngpb 0]

59 minutes ago, arken said:

None.

Awesome! Thank you for the response

[Just Paul 4,595]

Use the receipt number and track the USCIS portion online.

[gkyhdjr 2]

None will be sent to the beneficiary during the I-129f process. There will be a letter that goes to them later down the line - basically a confirmation that your case has moved from the NVC to the beneficiaries embassy, and further instructions. 

[brevig 28]

8 hours ago, gkyhdjr said:

There will be a letter that goes to them later down the line

This also depends on the country and their postal system.  With my K1, the beneficiary in Cambodia received nothing at all.  If your beneficiary is unable to receive mail to their house (like mine) then there is a good chance that they will not receive anything down the line.

[Scandi 4,166]

In our case, EVERYTHING went to the petitioner. All correspondence from USCIS (naturally as it's the petitioner's petition), NVC and the embassy.