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We went in out I=129F peition to the Californian SC on the 9th of April. It was signed for on the 17th April. We havent as yet recieved a our NOA stating that the check has been cashed, however my partners account has had $435 debited (by EFT). We wrote our check for 455$ and I just checked lots of websites to see whether there has been an amount change for the peition, but it still appears to be $455.
We have checked and it was cashed by USCIS.
what do we do?
Any thoughts?
We are a bit worried, we dont want the process to be slowed down anymore than what it is already is...
cheers!
Hi,
I'm not sure as I haven't read about this happening before but I think you might get an RFE for incorrect amount of money. It's kinda sucky if you wrote 455 usd on it but I wouldn't make too much of a hassle out of it, when the RFE comes, just pay asap so they put you back in the line for approvals
Good luck!
I'm not sure as I haven't read about this happening before but I think you might get an RFE for incorrect amount of money. It's kinda sucky if you wrote 455 usd on it but I wouldn't make too much of a hassle out of it, when the RFE comes, just pay asap so they put you back in the line for approvals
Good luck!
QUOTE(Steve and Amara @ Apr 26 2008, 02:43 PM) 
We went in out I=129F peition to the Californian SC on the 9th of April. It was signed for on the 17th April. We havent as yet recieved a our NOA stating that the check has been cashed, however my partners account has had $435 debited (by EFT). We wrote our check for 455$ and I just checked lots of websites to see whether there has been an amount change for the peition, but it still appears to be $455.
We have checked and it was cashed by USCIS.
what do we do?
Any thoughts?
We are a bit worried, we dont want the process to be slowed down anymore than what it is already is...
cheers!
We have checked and it was cashed by USCIS.
what do we do?
Any thoughts?
We are a bit worried, we dont want the process to be slowed down anymore than what it is already is...
cheers!
Don't know the process for EFT but if you wrote the check for $455 USCIS screwed up. Don't thing you can do much as they destroy the check after "cashing it" electronically.
Just have to wait and see what happens. May slide by as paid or you may get a RFE.
Not a great way to start out a very stressful process. Hopefully USCIS just got the screw ups on your case out of their "system"!!!
QUOTE(Haole @ Apr 27 2008, 04:24 AM)
QUOTE(Steve and Amara @ Apr 26 2008, 02:43 PM)
We went in out I=129F peition to the Californian SC on the 9th of April. It was signed for on the 17th April. We havent as yet recieved a our NOA stating that the check has been cashed, however my partners account has had $435 debited (by EFT). We wrote our check for 455$ and I just checked lots of websites to see whether there has been an amount change for the peition, but it still appears to be $455.
We have checked and it was cashed by USCIS.
what do we do?
Any thoughts?
We are a bit worried, we dont want the process to be slowed down anymore than what it is already is...
cheers!
We have checked and it was cashed by USCIS.
what do we do?
Any thoughts?
We are a bit worried, we dont want the process to be slowed down anymore than what it is already is...
cheers!
Don't know the process for EFT but if you wrote the check for $455 USCIS screwed up. Don't thing you can do much as they destroy the check after "cashing it" electronically.
Just have to wait and see what happens. May slide by as paid or you may get a RFE.
Not a great way to start out a very stressful process. Hopefully USCIS just got the screw ups on your case out of their "system"!!!
They don't destroy the checks after cashing them....the returned check is how you get your case # so that you can track your status online.
QUOTE(Steve and Amara @ Apr 27 2008, 01:43 AM)
We went in out I=129F peition to the Californian SC on the 9th of April. It was signed for on the 17th April. We havent as yet recieved a our NOA stating that the check has been cashed, however my partners account has had $435 debited (by EFT). We wrote our check for 455$ and I just checked lots of websites to see whether there has been an amount change for the peition, but it still appears to be $455.
We have checked and it was cashed by USCIS.
what do we do?
Any thoughts?
We are a bit worried, we dont want the process to be slowed down anymore than what it is already is...
cheers!
We have checked and it was cashed by USCIS.
what do we do?
Any thoughts?
We are a bit worried, we dont want the process to be slowed down anymore than what it is already is...
cheers!
Hi Steve and Amara
The same thing happened to my fiancé when CSC debited his account with the wrong amount even though the check was for $455... we came to find out he was $12 short in his account
my fiancé never monitors his account regularly but since that happened he does now!! He called CSC and spoke with an officer and amended this with a credit card, there was a $30 charge for this 
Our case resumed processing on April 23rd and we never got an RFE or a rejection notice..
It was stated by a former adjuticator as well as mentioned
With EFT you scan the check into the database and it makes a copy of both sides, including sig/stamp which is then sent to the bank. Then the check is then destroyed.
I've heard of people having entire packets returned due to the incorrect amount but if 'wifetobe' could handle it by calling the USCIS I'd certainly try that.
Hope it doesn't delay you any.
With EFT you scan the check into the database and it makes a copy of both sides, including sig/stamp which is then sent to the bank. Then the check is then destroyed.
I've heard of people having entire packets returned due to the incorrect amount but if 'wifetobe' could handle it by calling the USCIS I'd certainly try that.
Hope it doesn't delay you any.
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