VSC- application reciept date wrong!

[pereira=delgado 0]

Well I have a problem with them too if I may say so!! I filed my I129f for my fiance through my Attorney on 08/19/2011 and recieved my reciept letter on 11/02/11 dated for 10/31/11!! I was like what?? I called the USCIS customer service center and indicated that the application reciept date was wrong and they informed me that I would have to provide proof that they recieved my application by the date I was stating so after waiting for my attorney to forward me the copies of the certified mail sent through the US postal service with confirmation stating that they recieved the application at their site in vermont dated 08/19/11 2;50pm; I forwarded this to them and even wrote a letter to the direct department and asking them to take a look into my case as I feared that the wrong date would push my wait time even further back!

I spoke with a nice lady up in their office twice over the phone and explained that i had forwarded all proof required by them she told me she would make sure all was in deed forwarded and for me to wait for my response. My response from them was according to the information provided we do not have a repsonse for you as the information recieved was not sufficent!!! What else could i possible send?? I have placed several calls and emails but nothing as of yet.

I was told that VSC has up to at least 6 months before giving back a response in accordance to their decision which means if they dont change my reciept date to the correct date I could be waiting a total of 10 months before hearing anything back! I wish you LUCK!!

[Inky 1,111]

Please do not bring back posts from 2008. You need to start your own thread with your questions / issues.

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[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Well I have a problem with them too if I may say so!! I filed my I129f for my fiance through my Attorney on 08/19/2011 and recieved my reciept letter on 11/02/11 dated for 10/31/11!! I was like what?? I called the USCIS customer service center and indicated that the application reciept date was wrong and they informed me that I would have to provide proof that they recieved my application by the date I was stating so after waiting for my attorney to forward me the copies of the certified mail sent through the US postal service with confirmation stating that they recieved the application at their site in vermont dated 08/19/11 2;50pm; I forwarded this to them and even wrote a letter to the direct department and asking them to take a look into my case as I feared that the wrong date would push my wait time even further back!

I spoke with a nice lady up in their office twice over the phone and explained that i had forwarded all proof required by them she told me she would make sure all was in deed forwarded and for me to wait for my response. My response from them was according to the information provided we do not have a repsonse for you as the information recieved was not sufficent!!! What else could i possible send?? I have placed several calls and emails but nothing as of yet.

I was told that VSC has up to at least 6 months before giving back a response in accordance to their decision which means if they dont change my reciept date to the correct date I could be waiting a total of 10 months before hearing anything back! I wish you LUCK!!

1. What exactly are you expecting from them?

2. Why isn't the attorney doing this?

3. Vermont was the wrong place to send it.

4. READ the instructions

It should have been sent to the lockbox in Texas where it is forwarded to the service center that will handle it. This procedure changed last year and apparently your attorney hasn't been paying attention.

The CORRECT address to send ALL I-129f petitions to is

USCIS

PO Box 660151

Dallas TX 75266

Or for courier delivery (UPS/Fedex)

USCIS

Attn: I-129f

2501 South Highway 121 Business

Suite 400

Lewisville, TX 75067

You may want to pass that on to your attorney. Sending the petition to the wrong address is guaranteed to delay the process many weeks. It WILL push your wait time back but it is your attorney's error, not USCIS's. Ask him for a refund

Good luck.

Edited December 30, 2011 by Gary and Alla