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Petitioner and beneficiary same name in I-797C (receipt notice)

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I submitted I865 (sponsor change of address) recently and just received I-797C (receipt notice), in the I-797C my name is mentioned as both petitioner and beneficiary. As I am the petitioner, the beneficiary should be the person I am sponsoring, right?

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37 minutes ago, bj.baruch said:

I submitted I865 (sponsor change of address) recently and just received I-797C (receipt notice), in the I-797C my name is mentioned as both petitioner and beneficiary. As I am the petitioner, the beneficiary should be the person I am sponsoring, right?

This happened to me with every I-865 I filed.

 

The first time is a USCIS mistake:

 

The second time means the I in USCIS stands for idiot.

 

The third time means the C in USCIS stands for criminal.

 

I did my part. I have no time in my limited longevity to get USCIS to be a competent agency instead of the disgusting and useless circus act it is.

 

Let it go. 

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