dont know what to do

[ilovebrad69 0]

my husband and i dont know what to do now.. the first time my hubby sent my petition to the USCIS it back cos lots of error in answering like writing dates. and then he files again almost 3-4 months of waiting we dont here nothing yet. cant wait to be with him :help:

[ilovebrad69 0]

my husband and i dont know what to do now.. the first time my hubby sent my petition to the USCIS it back cos lots of error in answering like writing dates. and then he files again almost 3-4 months of waiting we dont here nothing yet. cant wait to be with him :help:

[Tim/Mav 305]

my husband and i dont know what to do now.. the first time my hubby sent my petition to the USCIS it back cos lots of error in answering like writing dates. and then he files again almost 3-4 months of waiting we dont here nothing yet. cant wait to be with him :help:

Please, First of all make a Timeline to better understand.

You used the word "Married" So CR-1 I assume.

Did they Cash his Check for your Petition? Did you get a RFE which will go to him and not you.? Did He respond?

Lots of un-answered questions here. Would you agree. Please add more details and better answers will come.

Sounds like your application was not rejected but asked for clarification. If he Never Realized USCIS never CASHED his Check 4 Months later. He needs help to apply.....

Edited November 14, 2011 by Tim/Mav

[Tim/Mav 305]

If my above statement is incorrect. Then it is NORMAL for you to be waiting for your NOA2 and interview. TAKES TIME

[ilovebrad69 0]

yes were married, just new here so many things i really dont understand, whats RFE, yes he mail checks. thanks for your time

[i'm-in-love 1]

yes were married, just new here so many things i really dont understand, whats RFE, yes he mail checks. thanks for your time

Request For Evidence

[Tim/Mav 305]

yes were married, just new here so many things i really dont understand, whats RFE, yes he mail checks. thanks for your time

Young Lady, Maam. You ask anything you want here. No Promises its correct but we answer to almost anything. HUGS

[i'm-in-love 1]

Request For Evidence

Request for Evidence

Request For Evidence (RFE), is a formal response from USCIS, issued when insufficient or suspicious data is found in a pending petition for an immigration benefit. RFE and petition processing is a fairly volatile area in the US Immigration Law, and changes there occur almost yearly.

Based upon the response from the attorney or the petitioner USCIS subsequently makes a decision to adjudicate or deny the petition.

RFE's are typically issued for questions regarding:

lack of supporting documents

clerical error(s) on the filed petition

windows in legal stay in the country

information that may be lacking from the petition that is needed to adjudicate the case, including an Affidavit attesting to the bona fide nature of the relationship.

marriage/birth certificates and English translations

evidence of Eligibility (I-797, Notice of Pending/Approved I-130/I-129F, Evidence of Nationality, etc.)

I-693, Medical Exam/Supplemental I-693, Vaccinations

RFE does not contest lack of payment, or missing forms.

RFE Tips

All initial evidence should be submitted at the time of filing. If the initial review finds that initial evidence is missing, the USCIS will generally issue a request for evidence (RFE) for the missing documentation.

Adjudication of ancillary benefit applications (such as I-765 and I-131 applications) may be delayed if all initial evidence in support of the principal application is not submitted at the time of filing.

Applicants should submit the response to the RFE (with the original request) as quickly as possible to the office issuing the request. Do NOT send the response to the Chicago Lockbox!

Always return the entire original request for evidence (color copy) with the complete response to the request for evidence. DO NOT mail portions of the original request for evidence separately. Make a photocopy of the original request for evidence for your files. Returning the original RFE will make the response easier to identify in the incoming mail and get the response filed with the file as quickly as possible so that the processing of the case can continue.

[Tim/Mav 305]

Request for Evidence

Request For Evidence (RFE), is a formal response from USCIS, issued when insufficient or suspicious data is found in a pending petition for an immigration benefit. RFE and petition processing is a fairly volatile area in the US Immigration Law, and changes there occur almost yearly.

Based upon the response from the attorney or the petitioner USCIS subsequently makes a decision to adjudicate or deny the petition.

RFE's are typically issued for questions regarding:

lack of supporting documents

clerical error(s) on the filed petition

windows in legal stay in the country

information that may be lacking from the petition that is needed to adjudicate the case, including an Affidavit attesting to the bona fide nature of the relationship.

marriage/birth certificates and English translations

evidence of Eligibility (I-797, Notice of Pending/Approved I-130/I-129F, Evidence of Nationality, etc.)

I-693, Medical Exam/Supplemental I-693, Vaccinations

RFE does not contest lack of payment, or missing forms.

RFE Tips

All initial evidence should be submitted at the time of filing. If the initial review finds that initial evidence is missing, the USCIS will generally issue a request for evidence (RFE) for the missing documentation.

Adjudication of ancillary benefit applications (such as I-765 and I-131 applications) may be delayed if all initial evidence in support of the principal application is not submitted at the time of filing.

Applicants should submit the response to the RFE (with the original request) as quickly as possible to the office issuing the request. Do NOT send the response to the Chicago Lockbox!

Always return the entire original request for evidence (color copy) with the complete response to the request for evidence. DO NOT mail portions of the original request for evidence separately. Make a photocopy of the original request for evidence for your files. Returning the original RFE will make the response easier to identify in the incoming mail and get the response filed with the file as quickly as possible so that the processing of the case can continue.

OH BS. I do not even see a legal reasoning for this. If the Petition was accepted and a NOA1 granted that only means your check was cashed and supportive documents were accepted, howevr, they can ask questions later and a RFE before issuing a NOA2. So. I don't know everything but the above makes it sound like a prison camp

[Penguin_ie 5,986]

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[ilovebrad69 0]

thanks everyone for all your reply, its really a big help, i asked my husband abt it yes his mama got RFE but he dont respond yet cos the papers are at mamas house, cos his working in diff places. now i got some answer to my question

[Darnell 8,478]

pay attention to RFE issuance date - usually have 30 days to respond.

so, with the RFE letter at Mama's house -

Mama needs to read it to her son, over the phone

or

scan it, email it to him.

The clock is ticking.

[ilovebrad69 0]

pay attention to RFE issuance date - usually have 30 days to respond.

so, with the RFE letter at Mama's house -

Mama needs to read it to her son, over the phone

or

scan it, email it to him.

The clock is ticking.

what if the 30 days is over after he respond, it is ok if still he send it? thanks

[Darnell 8,478]

to the best of my knowledge, no, this is a huge issue for more than 30 days.

The casefile will have 'been seen' to be abandoned, no response to the RFE.

Husband can use telephone? Call into USCIS, talk with ISO, beg for more time, or no ?

[Darnell 8,478]

so what did Momma do ?