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Just to flog this address issue one more time -

On 07/20/2007 I sent my I-130 to Texas by mistake. SInce I was going to file 485/765/131 as well, it should have all been sent together to the Chicago dropbox instead. Other VJers said I should wait for the receipt and send the rest to Chicago with a copy of the receipt. I have had the package with the I-485 etc ready to send to Chicago while waiting the receipt from TX. On 08/18/2007 I got the I-797C NOA, but it was from California, not Texas, even though I live in Georgia. So, do I still send the package to the Chicago dropbox, or to California?

The other question is, should I scream in frustration or pour another glass and relax?

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