Do yall know by how much it delays processing?
I sent a bit over a month ago a request to amend my I-751 case from joint to abuse waiver with a bit over 400 pages, and I put each type of evidence in a separate folder, then used paper clips for thick exhibits.
I know they received the packet via FedEx but I haven't received any acknowledgement yet that it was scanned (like a receipt notice, or a status update saying their received my correspondence).
Do they ever reject packets because of paper clips and folders or should I just be patient?
The original joint application packet is about 100 pages thick and was prepared with a lawyer.
I prepared the abuse amendment myself.
210 pages are transcripts of audio recordings, 40 pages for the statement, 35 pages for a collage of pictures, 15 pages for our respective Amazon order history, 15 pages for cover letter + detailed list of exhibits + list of qualifying acts for which I have corresponding exhibit references, ~20 pages of police/court records, ~10 pages of medical stuff, etc, our most recent lease, a notice to cure from the landlord.
So it all is relevant stuff.