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Also, surely if it was from USCIS, it wouldn't be a call from a UK phone number? I would assume it would be from a US area code number?

Why would it be USCIS? I thought USCIS were completely out of the process after I-130 stage? My boss doesn't know about this process and I am trying to keep it this way, hence why I had to end the call. Is there anyway I can contact the agencies to try and get them to call me again if it was them?

Hi, please can anyone help me figure out what the phone call I received earlier today might have been about. I am the beneficiary for a CR1 visa application. I live in the UK and am a British citizen. I am currently DQ at the NVC stage, waiting for my interview letter. Earlier today I received a phone call from a UK number. The call started off with an automated voice message saying something along the lines of "This is US immigration calling regarding an urgent update on your case, please hold for a representative". It then put me through to someone who started talking, but at that exact moment I had to hang up as my boss walked in the room and began talking to me. They have not called me back since. I searched the telephone number online to see if anyone else has experienced the same or to see if it was a scam call but there are no results relating to the number. Could this have been a legit call from USCIS/NVC/CEAC etc. and a call I needed to answer regarding my case or was this a scam call? Any help would be really appreciated as I am worried I have delayed my case somehow by not taking this call. Many thanks.

On the online application it says 12MB for everything, so I assume it has gone up. Thanks for you help.

Hi, I am a new member of this forum. Me and my wife are recently married and are hoping to get a CR1 visa for myself (UK citizen living in the UK). She is a USC citizen and living in the US. I have a few questions regarding the initial stage of this process (I-130 form): · I (the beneficiary and UK citizen) was arrested in the US while a student on a J1 a few years ago. The charges were not so serious and certainly would not be CIMT's or fall under the Adam Walsh act. The case was dismissed, and I have since had it expunged in the state it occurred in. However, we know these records remain available to immigration forever. Do we need to do anything at the i-130 stage regarding this or do we completely avoid it until the NVC stage? There are no sections on the i-130 or i-130a regarding criminal records. · I’ve seen forums about filing the K3 while the i-130 is in processing to speed up the response time for the i-130 for the CR1. Should we file this at the same time as the i-130 or do we wait to file the K3 later? When is the optimal time to submit the K3? · It says on the additional proof of marriage page to upload no more than 5 documents at a time. Does this mean I can only upload 5 documents maximum or can I upload more than 5 but have to just make sure not to upload all of them at the same time? Many thanks