what now

[nabil451 4]

me and my wife filt the CR1 visa iand we got our NO1 in the 23rd JAN and in the 2nd may we received (notice intent of deny) which was contains a couple of papers that it should be sent to them and they gave us 33 days to do so

now the papers that they were asking for were sent to them

what i should expect now guys ?

[speedwell 224]

Call to make sure the USCIS received the papers, and wait until they are processed. If they need anything more from you, they will let you know. If you are sure that you complied with their NOID request, then you should be OK.

[nabil451 4]

Call to make sure the USCIS received the papers, and wait until they are processed. If they need anything more from you, they will let you know. If you are sure that you complied with their NOID request, then you should be OK.

and how much time i should need to wait to get any answer or will it take so much time?

[MedRoni 161]

I believe they tell you it can take up to 60 days. It is time to be patient again

Just make sure your fiance does as speedwell suggested and have her verify the USCIS received the papers and are in their system. It is important they have them on time. Although in previous posts you said you hired a lawyer, they could verify as well.

[hikergirl 277]

We got a NOID for my Birth Certificate (beneficiary) from a local office.

It took 2 1/2 months from when we sent back the paperwork until approval.

I hope your response is quicker than ours. Good luck!

[Darnell 8,479]

what now ???

You have a choice, i see two paths:

1. call into USCIS, get an ISO, ask them what date the casefile hit the local office, then ask which local office it went to (in that order). Then set up an infopass with the local office, tell the human behind the glass the docs the NOID is listing, are actually in the casefile, and that you want to talk with the I-130 Adjudication Unit Supervisor human about it

or

2. submit exactly what was asked for, to the address in the NOID.

I had a NOID, and did 2 submittals via hand off to my local office. I knew where the casefile was (local office versus a National Service Center) so IMO, it's really important to know exactly where the casefile is. Usually if it's a NOID, this season, that NOID has come from a local office, and the NOID will reference the address to the local office.

Edited May 17, 2013 by Darnell

[nabil451 4]

what now ???

You have a choice, i see two paths:

1. call into USCIS, get an ISO, ask them what date the casefile hit the local office, then ask which local office it went to (in that order). Then set up an infopass with the local office, tell the human behind the glass the docs the NOID is listing, are actually in the casefile, and that you want to talk with the I-130 Adjudication Unit Supervisor human about it

or

2. submit exactly what was asked for, to the address in the NOID.

I had a NOID, and did 2 submittals via hand off to my local office. I knew where the casefile was (local office versus a National Service Center) so IMO, it's really important to know exactly where the casefile is. Usually if it's a NOID, this season, that NOID has come from a local office, and the NOID will reference the address to the local office.

actually yes our i 130 was processed in the national benefit center but the NOID were sent from local office which is Charlotte office

and they asked to sent those paper to this local office

[MedRoni 161]

actually yes our i 130 was processed in the national benefit center but the NOID were sent from local office which is Charlotte office

and they asked to sent those paper to this local office

And has your wife called and verified they have the papers yet? This would be a good step now if she has not.

[Darnell 8,479]

so - you know what to do with the infopass appointment. Go Get Em !

[nabil451 4]

And has your wife called and verified they have the papers yet? This would be a good step now if she has not.

not yet but i will make sure t tell her to call them in Monday thank you guys