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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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I recently sent of the first package and found out just now by casually checking my bank balance that some unexpected funds were drawn out of my account and now my check is going to bounce! I'm panicking like crazy!

I just don't know what's going to happen and I'm really panicking right now and I desperately would like some input, please!

Edited by JackAndWhitney
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I recently sent of the first package and found out just now by casually checking my bank balance that some unexpected funds were drawn out of my account and now my check is going to bounce! I'm panicking like crazy!

I just don't know what's going to happen and I'm really panicking right now and I desperately would like some input, please!

JackAndWhitney, it's takes a few days for the USCIS check to clear. Can you get some funds in the bank in the next day or two? I'm don't know how USCIS deals with bounced checks. Some organizations just retry the check a day or two later.

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10/11/11: NOA1 date (received on 10/15/11)

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9/17/09: I-485, I-131, I-765 Mailed

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12/7/09: Interview notice received

1/7/10: Interview and approval. Card production email.

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Posted (edited)
Believe it or not you may be able to call and give them your credit card number.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=69614

In June 2007 that OP used a credit card to pay off a debt collection agency contracted by USCIS to recover funds due to the overdraft.

DHS/USCIS does not accept credit cards for filing fees.

Please read carefully and THINK before posting suggested links to irrelevant as well as probable credit damaging strategies.

JackAndWhitney: If you cant get funds into your account in time to cover the check, perhaps you could call the bank and arrange for a small line of overdraft protection credit.

Edited by NutMagnet
Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ukraine
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I recently sent of the first package and found out just now by casually checking my bank balance that some unexpected funds were drawn out of my account and now my check is going to bounce! I'm panicking like crazy!

I just don't know what's going to happen and I'm really panicking right now and I desperately would like some input, please!

They deposit checks in 2-8 days typically. If it bounces it will automatically be re-deposited in 2-3 days. If it bounces then, your petition will be returned to you with your bad check. You will have to re-submit with a new check.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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I recently sent of the first package and found out just now by casually checking my bank balance that some unexpected funds were drawn out of my account and now my check is going to bounce! I'm panicking like crazy!

I just don't know what's going to happen and I'm really panicking right now and I desperately would like some input, please!

I hope you can deposit more money into your account. USCIS will return your package for under or over payment.

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Believe it or not you may be able to call and give them your credit card number.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=69614

In June 2007 that OP used a credit card to pay off a debt collection agency contracted by USCIS to recover funds due to the overdraft.

DHS/USCIS does not accept credit cards for filing fees.

Please read carefully and THINK before posting suggested links to irrelevant as well as probable credit damaging strategies.

JackAndWhitney: If you cant get funds into your account in time to cover the check, perhaps you could call the bank and arrange for a small line of overdraft protection credit.

Believe it or not you may be able to call and give them your credit card number.

How in the hell will you damage your credit by asking?

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Posted
Believe it or not you may be able to call and give them your credit card number.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=69614

In June 2007 that OP used a credit card to pay off a debt collection agency contracted by USCIS to recover funds due to the overdraft.

DHS/USCIS does not accept credit cards for filing fees.

Please read carefully and THINK before posting suggested links to irrelevant as well as probable credit damaging strategies.

JackAndWhitney: If you cant get funds into your account in time to cover the check, perhaps you could call the bank and arrange for a small line of overdraft protection credit.

Believe it or not you may be able to call and give them your credit card number.

How in the hell will you damage your credit by asking?

I can think of several ways one's credit score will be lowered by performing inquires. Filling up loan applications, i.e. asking to borrow money is one.

Could you please post the credit card payment phone number for the benefit of the readership? The original post is about 2 1/2 years old and it may have changed by now.

 
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