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Read a post recently about the importance of detail when filling out the DCF London contact form and am now worried about my submission. (I haven't received a reply yet but it was submitted very recently.) A couple questions...

 

1. My main worry is that I asked about filing CR1 for my UK spouse through DCF in the contact form and now I worry I should have asked for I-130. The reason I did not say I-130 in the form is because I know this is the first step to filing CR1 anyway. Other than that I was as detailed as possible. Should I be worried about this / could this be a potential slip up that affects me? And if so...

 

2. If needed, can further detail to your enquiry be added later? There was no email confirmation of submitted enquiry that followed up my enquiry, so I don't know if this is an option.

 

I may just be letting worry get to me too quickly, but if this is something I have slipped up on I'd rather know now!

 

 

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The Consulate Officers are aware that a CR-1 means an approved I-130, I-130a, DS-260, I-864, and all supporting documentation.  I wouldn't worry about it.  I'm sure they will let you know if they will accept the case with instructions.  Good luck.

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4 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

The Consulate Officers are aware that a CR-1 means an approved I-130, I-130a, DS-260, I-864, and all supporting documentation.  I wouldn't worry about it.  I'm sure they will let you know if they will accept the case with instructions.  Good luck.

That does make me feel better. Thank you so much for helping and thank you for always giving me advice and support on my posts!

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On 11/13/2022 at 8:49 PM, bmorgz said:

Read a post recently about the importance of detail when filling out the DCF London contact form and am now worried about my submission. (I haven't received a reply yet but it was submitted very recently.) A couple questions...

 

1. My main worry is that I asked about filing CR1 for my UK spouse through DCF in the contact form and now I worry I should have asked for I-130. The reason I did not say I-130 in the form is because I know this is the first step to filing CR1 anyway. Other than that I was as detailed as possible. Should I be worried about this / could this be a potential slip up that affects me? And if so...

 

2. If needed, can further detail to your enquiry be added later? There was no email confirmation of submitted enquiry that followed up my enquiry, so I don't know if this is an option.

 

I may just be letting worry get to me too quickly, but if this is something I have slipped up on I'd rather know now!

 

 

Hey! Did you request a DCF by using the online form for exceptional circumstances? Is this the first step?

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