Please advise me with this!

[R2DMom 1]

8 hours ago, top_secret said:

 

Edited June 15 by R2DMom
I thought it didn’t go through and submitted three times

[R2DMom 1]

8 hours ago, top_secret said:

It seems it is a fair argument that it is in part a USCIS error too because they did not follow their own policy manual that was in effect on the date that the petition was approved. I wouldn't want to speculate how effective it might be resolving the situation but I couldn’t see where it would hurt contacting USCIS citing the May 22 change in their policy manual and asking if they could forward the petition according to that new policy.  It may be a long shot, but a letter, a call and a Senator contacting USCIS regarding the policy change might be worthwhile.  While at the same time preparing the I-824 in case that effort does not bear fruit.

so I checked I-130 my husband filed and applied, and that was on our mistake that we fill out both question 61 & 62.

Knowing that, do you still think it’s worth trying to contact USCIS and senator? Or do you think if it’s us who filled out application wrong, then it doesn’t matter?