Should I call or wait?

[Yoink 7]

I sent my I-129F in last week and it was received by VSC on Friday.

I really want to check in on everything but I filed from abroad and the address the NOA1 is being sent to in the U.S., the person is away for 3 weeks. Without being able to see if the check was cashed, whether a NOA1 came, or knowing any file numbers what can I do to verify that I am in the system?

If I call the suport number will they be able to give me info without a number? Should I just wait the few weeks till the person checks the mail?

I just want some peaece of mind...

[KarenCee 3]

I would give it a week or two. It would be hard to get any information on your case without a case number. Patience is a virtue in this process.

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

I would wait, I doubt they would give you any information.

It's only a few more weeks, patience is the key

Edited February 10, 2008 by ~Laura and Nick~

[Jasman0717 8]

Without a receipt number they probably can't help you anyway.

[R de la R 2]

Without a receipt number they are not able to track your case=package in the system. Not a live operator neither the automated sytem.

You have to wait until to get the NOA1, then you can check.

Don´t worry everything is going to be ok.

[mox 298]

Your NOA1 can take anywhere from a couple days to 3-4 weeks to receive. There's no reason to call right now, and they won't help you anyway without a receipt number. They don't even have the capability to cross-reference your name with a receipt number at the customer support level anyway, so your call would be wasted.

[lirachadsbaby 0]

wait