I-751 December 2024 Filers

[JD2 101]

12 hours ago, OldUser said:

There's nothing wrong with using attorney if can afford. All of my cases, including I-751 were handled by attorneys.

Sure, I would agree as long as the attorney, and more importantly their paralegals and associates, are savvy and conscientious.  The last thing you want is to have to pay someone thousands of dollars then have them put more work onto yourself.  I hired a lawyer for our I-130 and that happened to us.  Repeated typos and misspellings and errors.  And so I figured if I'm supplying everything and double checking everything anyway, why do I need them?

[JD2 101]

Did biometrics today then a couple hours after got an update said Case is Being Actively Reviewed.

12/11/24 - I-751 NOA1

1/22/25 - Biometrics

1/22/25 - Active Review

[RonAnn 103]

So not too sure if anyone remembered my post about entering in a birthdate wrong. @OldUser I had sent it a correction letter to the address we filed to and had unloaded that same letter into out case online.

The other day we got a rejection letter that included the letter and the evidence included. Said there was no payment and that the "packet" is incomplete. 

But checked the status online and it still says case under review. Which was a good sign because if our case was rejected it would of shown online as well.

[EatBulaga 362]

39 minutes ago, RonAnn said:

So not too sure if anyone remembered my post about entering in a birthdate wrong. @OldUser I had sent it a correction letter to the address we filed to and had unloaded that same letter into out case online.

The other day we got a rejection letter that included the letter and the evidence included. Said there was no payment and that the "packet" is incomplete. 

But checked the status online and it still says case under review. Which was a good sign because if our case was rejected it would of shown online as well.

Was your check/money order/credit card ever cashed?

 

If yes, you can use that as evidence of payment.

[RonAnn 103]

Yeah with our original packet we had paid through credit card and the card was charged already.

so should i resend it stating that the letter we had sent was just to inform them that it was just for a birthdate change? because the document is already uploaded in the unsolicited evidence 

[EatBulaga 362]

8 hours ago, RonAnn said:

Yeah with our original packet we had paid through credit card and the card was charged already.

so should i resend it stating that the letter we had sent was just to inform them that it was just for a birthdate change? because the document is already uploaded in the unsolicited evidence 

 

I would call USCIS and get clarification if the letter you received is an RFE or a denial.

 

If it is an RFE, then you can send in the pay confirmation, update to completion, birthdate update, etc.

 

If it is a denial, then you may have to pay the 750 fee again, and resend the whole package again with the updates.

 

But you definitely need some clarification from USCIS or you can talk them into an RFE?