Weird document!

[Samantha Namino 1]

Hi there,

 

I have a question! I have logged in to my USCIS account after receiving my 751 packet notice with code. It is very helpful, it provides PDF copies of the same letter they sent me. However, there is a section called “Your Upload”. I have never uploaded anything on there, but there one document (see picture), it is a picture of an old bank statement (probably from when we originally appplied) I can tell is it annotated by USCIS (number on top), but I’m like: what is this???? I don’t understand what this document does there and why is it showing as I something uploaded.

 

Ps: the document itself is nothing bad, just a random first page of a random bank statement from 2019…

[top_secret 2,387]

Since maybe about May of this year pretty much all I-751's have been receiving IOE case numbers and are being scanned for electronic processing by USCIS.  Allot of people, ourselves included, have been finding poorly scanned .tif files in their online accounts that only contain a tiny fraction of the packet they submitted.  In our case it has the photos we submitted in our packet and an unrelated payment form USCIS apparently inserted, and nothing else.  Consensus is that they obviously do have the rest of the packet scanned into their system somewhere and everything is probably fine.  It's probably some widespread IT quirk in their system.   But what most folks find scanned into their online accounts does not reflect all that they actually sent.  But since it apparently affects almost everyone.  It must be normal and OK(???)

[OldUser 6,561]

Short answer: do not worry!

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Edited December 22, 2023 by OldUser

[ghostinthemachine 74]

21 hours ago, top_secret said:

Since maybe about May of this year pretty much all I-751's have been receiving IOE case numbers and are being scanned for electronic processing by USCIS.  Allot of people, ourselves included, have been finding poorly scanned .tif files in their online accounts that only contain a tiny fraction of the packet they submitted.  In our case it has the photos we submitted in our packet and an unrelated payment form USCIS apparently inserted, and nothing else.  Consensus is that they obviously do have the rest of the packet scanned into their system somewhere and everything is probably fine.  It's probably some widespread IT quirk in their system.   But what most folks find scanned into their online accounts does not reflect all that they actually sent.  But since it apparently affects almost everyone.  It must be normal and OK(???)

 

I concur. Had the exact same thing happening with our I-485 a couple years ago also. The IO definitely had our entire packet even though only maybe 10-15% were uploaded into the online account in three really bad .tif files. It's weird, but considering it's basically been happening across the board for electronically processed packages I wouldn't worry too much about it.