Is my money order still good for 2nd try?

[nakm 2]

My I-129f application was rejected because I used an outdated form. My money order was returned to me with a stamp on it from immigration. Does this mean I can resubmit my new forms with this same money order? 

thanks for all the help

[powerpuff 6,744]

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[DarkKiss 45]

I personally would not take the chance and try using that same money order. That’s a decision only you can make. You could try calling USCIS and explaining your situation and asking  them for guidance or you could go to the nearest Western Union for a refund. As long and you have the original Money Order and the Proof of Purchase Receipt, and your ID,, I believe they will have you fill out certain forms and issue a new money order. Hope that helps.

[arken 4,197]

Yes you can resend everything including the money order whatever were already correct. All you need to update is the form.

[nakm 2]

Thanks for the advice! I figured since they sent it back, I could probably use it again. (Otherwise they woulda kept it).

just wanted to be sure - thanks!

[IWander 589]

10 hours ago, DarkKiss said:

I personally would not take the chance and try using that same money order. That’s a decision only you can make. You could try calling USCIS and explaining your situation and asking  them for guidance or you could go to the nearest Western Union for a refund. As long and you have the original Money Order and the Proof of Purchase Receipt, and your ID,, I believe they will have you fill out certain forms and issue a new money order. Hope that helps.

What chance?  It has not been cashed,  cancelled, voided or expired.

[DarkKiss 45]

I’m just saying that one never knows with USCIS. Better safe than sorry. He has already wasted some time by using the wrong form. I just don’t want him to lose more time. That’s all I’m saying, but ultimately it’s his decision.

[IWander 589]

1 hour ago, DarkKiss said:

I’m just saying that one never knows with USCIS. Better safe than sorry. He has already wasted some time by using the wrong form. I just don’t want him to lose more time. That’s all I’m saying, but ultimately it’s his decision.

The determination on wether it is a good funds or not is Western Union's bank not the USCIS.  Don't blame the USCIS for something that is not in there purview.

[DarkKiss 45]

I totally understand. Thank you.