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Only sent one copy each of the I-325a to the lock box, how did i miss that all 4 x2 were supposed to be in there??

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Cuba
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After 50 hours of putting the whole I-130 package together, going to a copy center trying so hard to make the whole thing right , I put it in the fed-ex envelope, paid the postage and and kissed it goodbye. I was so tired and panicky that all of our items were copied and included correctly that I took out what i thought were all extras , now I realize that there were only one form 325a for each of us in there. I sent it to the special lockbox address for non USPS couriers because of the time and location I was at , and of course we are heading into a holiday weekend also. My next step would be the 129-f filed for him as my spouse(K-3) does anyone know if we are going to be rejected for this omission? I am a wreck. AND most importantly, when and if I am filing that next 129-f , do I have to send an almost identical package of all of the same things plus the 325a forms times 4 for each of us ???? that is what I just read somewhere here on the site. I have been given so many directions that didn't match by officials at the support center and then the phone service, please , I am a good reader and pretty well organized but this process has been tricky. I could use some hand -holding i guess! the fasteners seem to be ok one day and not the next so I just used the paper clips and god help me that package had over 30 pages so it was clipped , page tabbed and rubber banded. I would also like to know how am i supposed to send my husband in Cuba anything??? that's about impossible, only email ... hoping for some friendly thoughts now that we are finally in process.....

J :whistle:

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After 50 hours of putting the whole I-130 package together, going to a copy center trying so hard to make the whole thing right , I put it in the fed-ex envelope, paid the postage and and kissed it goodbye. I was so tired and panicky that all of our items were copied and included correctly that I took out what i thought were all extras , now I realize that there were only one form 325a for each of us in there. I sent it to the special lockbox address for non USPS couriers because of the time and location I was at , and of course we are heading into a holiday weekend also. My next step would be the 129-f filed for him as my spouse(K-3) does anyone know if we are going to be rejected for this omission? I am a wreck. AND most importantly, when and if I am filing that next 129-f , do I have to send an almost identical package of all of the same things plus the 325a forms times 4 for each of us ???? that is what I just read somewhere here on the site. I have been given so many directions that didn't match by officials at the support center and then the phone service, please , I am a good reader and pretty well organized but this process has been tricky. I could use some hand -holding i guess! the fasteners seem to be ok one day and not the next so I just used the paper clips and god help me that package had over 30 pages so it was clipped , page tabbed and rubber banded. I would also like to know how am i supposed to send my husband in Cuba anything??? that's about impossible, only email ... hoping for some friendly thoughts now that we are finally in process.....

J :whistle:

In all likelyhood, you'll be fine. I'd think twice or more about filing that I-129F though. In 2009, it's usually not a good idea, although there are exceptions.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Cuba
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"In all likelyhood, you'll be fine. I'd think twice or more about filing that I-129F though. In 2009, it's usually not a good idea, although there are exceptions."

What do you mean by this? I was told to file this after I got my receipt of the I-130 being received. Am I missing some point here?

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"In all likelyhood, you'll be fine. I'd think twice or more about filing that I-129F though. In 2009, it's usually not a good idea, although there are exceptions."

What do you mean by this? I was told to file this after I got my receipt of the I-130 being received. Am I missing some point here?

I mean I'm recommending against the K3 visa. If you don't file the I-129F, the I-130 will put you on the path to a CR1 visa for your spouse. K3 is not significantly faster, the fees from filing to green card are much higher and it takes longer before the immigrant can legally work.

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Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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A Warning to Green Card Holders About Voting

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/606646-a-warning-to-green-card-holders-about-voting/

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