Hi everyone,
I have just developed a big big problem. I am staying in the u.s. My husband just got NOA 2 for both the I-130 and I-129 petition. My package 3 is supposed to go to my sister's address and she was going to let me know when it gets there. She is not talking to me. I have emailed her and she won't respond to me. What should I do now? Any suggestions. Should I just get my husband to send in the I-864 and get the I-130 going through (this may give me more time to change my address with uscis) or should I try to changed my address with ??????? who???? uscis or us embassy in Montreal or NVC???? Does anyone forsee any delays because of my predicament? I'm so confused? Thanks for any help.
Uhm...maybe call your mum and have her yell at her?? 
Seriously though, hopefully she wouldn't throw out your mail. Package 3 is sent regular mail so not as if she needs to sign for it.
PS.....fill out your timeline too!
Seriously though, hopefully she wouldn't throw out your mail. Package 3 is sent regular mail so not as if she needs to sign for it.
PS.....fill out your timeline too!
CANT YOU CALL TO THE EMBASSSY TO CHANGE THE ADDRESS??? OR TRY TO TALK TO YOUR MOM... HOPE THAT HELPS!
thanks guys. Well, my mom passed away afew years ago and if she were still here I sure wouldn't have this problem with my sister. I guess I will have to call uscis. She will do it out of spite. I feel sick just thinking about it. Thanks again for your help
Oh, about filing in my timelines. I thought I did. I'm not good with computers so I really don't know what I am doing. Can you advice me where to go to do it. I did fill out something on this site with my info.
QUOTE(itsallgreektome @ Dec 13 2007, 10:52 AM) 
thanks guys. Well, my mom passed away afew years ago and if she were still here I sure wouldn't have this problem with my sister. I guess I will have to call uscis. She will do it out of spite. I feel sick just thinking about it. Thanks again for your help
Oh, about filing in my timelines. I thought I did. I'm not good with computers so I really don't know what I am doing. Can you advice me where to go to do it. I did fill out something on this site with my info.
wow your sister really REALLY needs to grow up! This is your life she is messing with!
Hope you get it figured out.
Best of luck to you!
Hope you get it figured out.
Best of luck to you!
Sure
click on your name in the upper left corner of the page....says Logged in as: XXXXX .....below the top tabs on this page
You'll be Viewing your profile, go down to My Timeline in the lower left and click on it
You're taken to the VisaJourney Member Timeline page -> click on the <homepage> button
under timeline functions section select
Eh Voila!
click on your name in the upper left corner of the page....says Logged in as: XXXXX .....below the top tabs on this page
You'll be Viewing your profile, go down to My Timeline in the lower left and click on it
You're taken to the VisaJourney Member Timeline page -> click on the <homepage> button
under timeline functions section select
- Edit / Add my entry
Eh Voila!
QUOTE(Udella&Wiz @ Dec 13 2007, 11:08 AM)
Sure
click on your name in the upper left corner of the page....says Logged in as: XXXXX .....below the top tabs on this page
You'll be Viewing your profile, go down to My Timeline in the lower left and click on it
You're taken to the VisaJourney Member Timeline page -> click on the <homepage> button
under timeline functions section select
Eh Voila!
click on your name in the upper left corner of the page....says Logged in as: XXXXX .....below the top tabs on this page
You'll be Viewing your profile, go down to My Timeline in the lower left and click on it
You're taken to the VisaJourney Member Timeline page -> click on the <homepage> button
under timeline functions section select
- Edit / Add my entry
Eh Voila!
THANK YOU EVERYONE. ALOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just thought I would mention, I was reading a thread yesterday about people changing their address and it never gets updated. The people in question did it online and sent in the 'official' change of address form.
It was recommended that a person make an infopass appointment and meet with someone face to face to ensure the change of address actually gets done.
Don't know how mistrusting you are of these processes but thought I would mention it, good luck!
It was recommended that a person make an infopass appointment and meet with someone face to face to ensure the change of address actually gets done.
Don't know how mistrusting you are of these processes but thought I would mention it, good luck!
QUOTE(trailmix @ Dec 13 2007, 10:32 AM)
Just thought I would mention, I was reading a thread yesterday about people changing their address and it never gets updated. The people in question did it online and sent in the 'official' change of address form.
It was recommended that a person make an infopass appointment and meet with someone face to face to ensure the change of address actually gets done.
Don't know how mistrusting you are of these processes but thought I would mention it, good luck!
It was recommended that a person make an infopass appointment and meet with someone face to face to ensure the change of address actually gets done.
Don't know how mistrusting you are of these processes but thought I would mention it, good luck!
Ditto - updating your address DOES NOT GUARANTEE that those darn bureaucrats will actually get it. Infopass sounds like a great idea.
forward your mail!
QUOTE(liz_legend @ Dec 13 2007, 09:57 PM)
forward your mail!
ooooo....good idea Liz!
why thank you 
QUOTE(liz_legend @ Dec 13 2007, 11:23 PM)
why thank you
yup I agrea forward or put your mail , and welcome back liz you been missed
The U.S. Postal Service will not forward mail from USCIS.
QUOTE(Jenn! @ Dec 14 2007, 10:49 AM)
The U.S. Postal Service will not forward mail from USCIS.
The forwarding would occur on the Canadian side, so the USPS wouldn't have a say.
QUOTE(AnewKINDofFEELIN @ Dec 14 2007, 12:44 PM)
QUOTE(Jenn! @ Dec 14 2007, 10:49 AM)
The U.S. Postal Service will not forward mail from USCIS.
The forwarding would occur on the Canadian side, so the USPS wouldn't have a say.
Gotcha. I need to learn to read better!
QUOTE(Jenn! @ Dec 14 2007, 11:45 AM)
QUOTE(AnewKINDofFEELIN @ Dec 14 2007, 12:44 PM)
QUOTE(Jenn! @ Dec 14 2007, 10:49 AM)
The U.S. Postal Service will not forward mail from USCIS.
The forwarding would occur on the Canadian side, so the USPS wouldn't have a say.
Gotcha. I need to learn to read better!
I was kind of confused, too. I definitely had to think about it.
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