Form 1-129F Payment of the $675

[Gladys O 0]

Good Day, I'm filling out the Form I-129F. My question is when do I turn in the $675 payment for Form I-129F? 

[Gary Rich 261]

9 minutes ago, Gladys O said:

Good Day, I'm filling out the Form I-129F. My question is when do I turn in the $675 payment for Form I-129F? 

yes

[MalloryCat 178]

13 minutes ago, Gladys O said:

Good Day, I'm filling out the Form I-129F. My question is when do I turn in the $675 payment for Form I-129F? 

you submit the payment with the mailed in form

so either with a check or you can use the credit authorization form to be able to charge a credit card, form G-1450 ( https://www.uscis.gov/g-1450 )

[smilingstone 156]

23 minutes ago, MalloryCat said:

you submit the payment with the mailed in form

so either with a check or you can use the credit authorization form to be able to charge a credit card, form G-1450 ( https://www.uscis.gov/g-1450 )

 

FYI many users have had problems with paying via credit card as your CC issuer may block/decline the payment, resulting in application rejection and requiring re-filing.

 

I think the safest bet is check or money order.

[OldUser 6,467]

1 minute ago, smilingstone said:

 

FYI many users have had problems with paying via credit card as your CC issuer may block/decline the payment, resulting in application rejection and requiring re-filing.

 

I think the safest bet is check or money order.

+100

 

Here are some recent examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ScarletWitch6x 58]

If you are concerned about the credit card company rejecting the transaction you can always call ahead and give the servicer a heads up. It isn't foolproof but it can help.

 

Keep in mind that there are also people who have successfully used the credit card form. Everyone's experience is different, and sometimes it comes down to the individual servicer and card usage history. 

[OldUser 6,467]

1 hour ago, ScarletWitch6x said:

If you are concerned about the credit card company rejecting the transaction you can always call ahead and give the servicer a heads up. It isn't foolproof but it can help.

 

Keep in mind that there are also people who have successfully used the credit card form. Everyone's experience is different, and sometimes it comes down to the individual servicer and card usage history. 

The problem is majority of banks use AI for fraud detection. And those systems rarely have any input until and unless there's open issue. Bank people on the phone can give you all reassurance they won't flag it, put a note etc. But half of the time it's a little lie to get you off the phone.

 

Surely many people paid their fees just fine using CC. But there's so many reporting issues compared to using checks. The only issue with checks is when people use wrong amounts or don't have the funds in the account. And those reports pale in comparison to declined CC reports on VJ.

 

 

Edited June 20 by OldUser

[Gladys O 0]

On 6/19/2024 at 1:55 PM, OldUser said:

+100

 

Here are some recent examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank You