Mailing to wrong office location

[Agingwolf 0]

I am now realizing I mailed the I-129-F application to San Francisco local office and it should have been mailed to the USCIS in Laguana Niguel, CA. Does anyone know if they will forward on to the Laguana Niguel office, send it back to me or do I need to recopy everything again and resend to the correct address? I can not believe I made such a simple error and am now worried that this will not get forward or returned to me and will have to resend everything including the only back pictures I have that I sent and the only remaining passport photos I have as well. Help on this question will be GREATLY appreciate. Hopefully I am worrying over something that will correct itself. Thanks for help.

[Otto 83]

They might forward it to the correct location - you're probably not the first to do this (hard to believe huh?).

Sit tight, don't go re-sending anything just yet.

[jcrom 2]

Hello my friend. I hope my personal opinion helps you out on something. There are 2 options, the first is that they might be on a good, lucky and nice work day and maybe they do you the favor of sending that paperwork by themselves to the correct service center. The other option is that they get you back what you submitted and they send you a letter with that where it is stated that you have to send that to the correct service center or office. I tell you the thruth, that same case happened for me; when I was going to send that out to a service center, they already changed, thanks to God, they received that and they did me the favor to mail to the correct service center. Take care and bye,

[Agingwolf 0]

Thanks for the 2 responces, figured I was most likely not the only one who may have done this. I have been trying to call the USCIS 800 number but can not figure out how to talk to a agent to ask them if the forms will be forwarded or returned to me. All it tells you is that there are agents to help but never the prompt on how to get one on the line. Any help here on which prompts to key in to get ahold of one. Thanks once again for assistance.