Sending the I-129f from Outside the USA

[K&E2009 71]

Hey all!

So, I am sending the package off on Friday.

Quick question: I am the foreigner (Irish). My USC sent me all her stuff for me to look over and compile the I-129F package. Now, I am gonna be sending it. What return address should I put on it? Mine or hers??

For example,

what if we get an RFE, where will that go to? Her American address or mine? Will it go to the return address on the package or hers as stated in the actual I-129F?

How about the hard copies of NOA 1 and 2?? American address or address on the envelope?

Does any of that make sense??

Confused!?! What's new!

[Operator 1,925]

Any correspondence (RFEs or NOAs) would go to the address she listed on the I-129F. I don't think the shipping address on the envelope would matter.

Use the one where you two are most likely to get mail. We've had a rough time with address changes!

Just wondering why you are sending it? It would be a lot cheaper from the US no?

Edited August 3, 2011 by Operator

[K&E2009 71]

Any correspondence (RFEs or NOAs) would go to the address she listed on the I-129F. I don't think the shipping address on the envelope would matter.

Use the one where you two are most likely to get mail. We've had a rough time with address changes!

Just wondering why you are sending it? It would be a lot cheaper from the US no?

Ok so the return address wouldn't matter too much. That's good.

Ya, makes sense that she gets it since her address (America) in on the I-129F. That's where we WANT it to go anyway.

I'm sending it because she wasn't too confident in getting it properly all together. Plus the fact that I now get the blame if anything is wrong!

[Operator 1,925]

Ok so the return address wouldn't matter too much. That's good.

Ya, makes sense that she gets it since her address (America) in on the I-129F. That's where we WANT it to go anyway.

I'm sending it because she wasn't too confident in getting it properly all together. Plus the fact that I now get the blame if anything is wrong!

Gotcha "not my fault"

I still might send it back to her once it's all together just to let her put in the post (just my opinion)

Payment is in US funds right?

[K&E2009 71]

Gotcha "not my fault"

I still might send it back to her once it's all together just to let her put in the post (just my opinion)

Payment is in US funds right?

Ya, payment is by cheque. An American cheque in dollars.

What do you mean by: "just to let her put in the post??" As in she sends it??

[Operator 1,925]

Ya, payment is by cheque. An American cheque in dollars.

What do you mean by: "just to let her put in the post??" As in she sends it??

I mean let her mail it after you put together the package.

It's just my paranoid opinion though. I personally would want it sent from within the US. It probably doesn't make a difference because it's clear enough in the form that she is making the petition for you the beneficiary.

[Jessa & Liam 11]

Might be best to have your fiancee's address on it if shes based in the US. That way in the event of any Return For Evidence it can be resubmitted quickly to speed up the process.

Off topic, I'm on the other side of the border :-P I would have preferred to go to Dublin for the medicals etc. because its easier to get to but with it being based on country of residence I didn't want to hold up the process.

Best of luck.

-Liam

[* Kristin * 49]

We sent it fine from the UK. As long as it gets there.. that's what matters

All the best.

I mean let her mail it after you put together the package.

It's just my paranoid opinion though. I personally would want it sent from within the US. It probably doesn't make a difference because it's clear enough in the form that she is making the petition for you the beneficiary.