I-212 package sent back

[Teutonic_rider 0]

A week ago, I received a noticed from my attorney stating that DHS had returned the waiver package because the G-28 form, which corresponds to my fiancée, was not submitted with the package; as well as the money order was included in the package. The most upsetting part was that my attorney had put an address for my fiancée that was not remotely closed to her actual address. Concerned about the money order getting into the wrong hands, I called the issuing bank as asked for the money order status. Lo and behold, the money order was canceled by a bank agent without my consent. You could probably imagine how angry I was, I called out my attorney and demanded that application be resent as soon as possible and went off on the agent that canceled the money order. Fortunate enough, the money order was re-issued and My attorney managed to get the application out within two days of the he notice.

My understanding is, that DHS said they could not adjudicate without the G-28. If the G-28 grants the attorney access to follow-up with immigration, why would that be an issue grave enough to re-send the package. But, I concluded that my attorney lied to me by using the missing form as an excuse when in fact she had botched my fiancée address.

My question is: With 5 months into the process, do I lose my place in the queue? will the clock reset from the date the application was received for the second time? and if they told my att that that's the only thing they're needed for before they adjudicate, does it meant that the package was thoroughly reviewed and upon receipt of the missing documents and address correction they will grant a decision?

Thank you and have a blessed day.