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Brina&Erin   0

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Hi guys,

Something weird just happened to our I-130 application!!

We just received an RFE to send a copy of our marriage certificate, my husband has already sent it in, but I guess they misplaced it or something.

Anyway, we filed with the Vermont and has been dealing with the Vermont Service Center for months, but now the RFE says to "mail a copy of this form back with the information requested. Our address is:" and it listed the California Service Center address!

I wonder if this ever happened to anyone? What do we do? Send our evidence to Vermont or California? Will they transfer our case without informing us?

Thanks for helping, so worried our application is lost somewhere :(

Our Timeline:

Married in the US on the 31st December 2009

Filed for I-130 (VSC) in February 2010

NOA1 for I-130 (VSC) on 1st March 2010

Filed for I-129F (VSC) on 2nd March 2010

NOA1 for I-129F (VSC) on 8th March 2010

RFE for I-130 to be mailed to CSC on 15th April 2010 (didn't get a letter of our case being transferred to CSC... so confused!!)

RFE for I-130 sent to CSC on 22nd April 2010

RFE for I-130 received by CSC on 3rd May 2010

NOA2 for I-130 received from CSC on 6th May 2010 (Yay!!!)

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Ya, send it to California.

re: notice of change -

not really.

usually, if a change, you'll see it the noa-1 notice. you didn't get one with a change.

Don't sweat this - I think it's better to be at CSC, anyway.

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Brina&Erin   0

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Ya, send it to California.

re: notice of change -

not really.

usually, if a change, you'll see it the noa-1 notice. you didn't get one with a change.

Don't sweat this - I think it's better to be at CSC, anyway.

Thanks for replying!!

So I am wondering, it is possible they transferred our case without informing us?

Our Timeline:

Married in the US on the 31st December 2009

Filed for I-130 (VSC) in February 2010

NOA1 for I-130 (VSC) on 1st March 2010

Filed for I-129F (VSC) on 2nd March 2010

NOA1 for I-129F (VSC) on 8th March 2010

RFE for I-130 to be mailed to CSC on 15th April 2010 (didn't get a letter of our case being transferred to CSC... so confused!!)

RFE for I-130 sent to CSC on 22nd April 2010

RFE for I-130 received by CSC on 3rd May 2010

NOA2 for I-130 received from CSC on 6th May 2010 (Yay!!!)

 
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