On my NOA2 hard copy, USCIS refers to itself as INS. What's up with that?
The letterhead and the return address say USCIS, it's just the text of the notice that says INS. Weirdos.
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That department still handles Immigration and Naturalization. And if the letter head still says INS, is no problem, at least they did not waste several tons of older letter head, and rush and order new letter head just because of an name change.
QUOTE(YuAndDan @ Nov 30 2006, 07:50 PM) 
That department still handles Immigration and Naturalization. And if the letter head still says INS, is no problem, at least they did not waste several tons of older letter head, and rush and order new letter head just because of an name change.
The letterhead says USCIS. It's the printed letter that says INS. I think they just didn't bother to change the .txt file.
QUOTE(heishe @ Nov 30 2006, 06:57 PM)
QUOTE(YuAndDan @ Nov 30 2006, 07:50 PM)
That department still handles Immigration and Naturalization. And if the letter head still says INS, is no problem, at least they did not waste several tons of older letter head, and rush and order new letter head just because of an name change.
The letterhead says USCIS. It's the printed letter that says INS. I think they just didn't bother to change the .txt file.
It also says use the automated system to find out more information, but K1s are not entered into that system. Doesn;t anyone proofread at USCIS?
When my express overnighted I-129F petition was recieved by VSC, the online USPS tracking service said it was signed for by P NOVAK and delivered to INS.
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