I-129F form submitted with missing information, what should I do?

[dmitriy 0]

Hi All,

I have recently (about a week ago) filled I-129F form with Vermont processing center. Now what happens if I forgot to provide all of the necessary information. To be more specific, I indicated that I obtained my citizenship through Naturalization, but forgot to include A# before mailing in the application.

Will I get a letter asking to submit all of the necessary information? Will my application take much longer to process as a result of this error?

I appriciate all of the feedaback.

Thanks,

Dmitriy

[YuAndDan 153]

If they require additional information they will send you a Request for Evidence. "RFE".

Did you put your Naturalization certificate number on your G-325A form?

Edited October 10, 2006 by YuAndDan

[dmitriy 0]

If they require additional information they will send you a Request for Evidence. "RFE".

Did you put your Naturalization certificate number on your G-325A form?

NO. I didn't have the certificate number handy when I was printing all of the forms. I guess I'll just wait for RFE then.

[YuAndDan 153]

If they require additional information they will send you a Request for Evidence. "RFE".

Did you put your Naturalization certificate number on your G-325A form?

NO. I didn't have the certificate number handy when I was printing all of the forms. I guess I'll just wait for RFE then.

Yes it probably will cause an RFE.

As it is said check everything 3 times then 3 times again, Cross the "t"s and dot the "i"s

Edited October 11, 2006 by YuAndDan

[trey 0]

Unfortunately, your only option is to wait for the RFE

[rosyanne 0]

Get your missing information ready in case they send you a RFE. If they approve without RFE, sweet! If they did, you can send it back ASAP.