Missed Signing the I-134 at the Embassy

[John Jones 0]

We received a blue and green notice at the interview. I had forgot to sign the I-134. We now have a signed copy to the embassy. But does anyone know how long it can take to find the results?

Thanks in advanced

John

[Bernie C 24]

What exactly did it say on each?

I would have expected a blue 221g RFE for the signature but what was the green?

Not sure how long, may depend on what all was included in the two, maybe Darnell might have some better insight into this!

[John Jones 0]

On the one for it lists TAXES, and at the bottom there is a check mark for I-864 and I-134.

I-134 is check and it states please provide 1 signed original I-134.

On the other form it is checked 221(g) and in the Notes. Petitioner did not sign AOS.

[Darnell 8,478]

It kinda depends.

Do you have call in letter, or no ?

If call in letter -

ya bring in the 'stuff from the list' - hand it over to a human - then it's about 1 to 5 weeks till 'review', then 1 week on mailing visa packet back to beneficiary.

If it's mailed in - figure about 2 weeks once it hits the mailroom, then another 1 to 5 weeks till 'review, then 1 week on mailing visa packet back to beneficiary.

I suggest , after you know it's been delivered (use EMS? get tracking # ? )

then call DOS Hotline (# in my profile), get a Human, and inquire for case status. At some point, a DoS Human will tell you 'visa packet sent out'... They might tell you 'RFE Material received', as well - but that's a cr@p shoot.

If you were IN GUZ, and YOU (the USC) handed it in, across a counter - to a human - figure 2 weeks before mailout, as it bypasses a lot of queues.

Did GUZ keep the passport, or no ?

If no, add in 1 to 2 more months, and expect a 'call in letter' to drop off the passport.

Good Luck !

Edited June 5, 2010 by Darnell