Sending in supplement

[Ethan & Shannon 385]

I am sending in a supplement for my I-129F in hopes that it may be attached to my file. It was a minor address history mistake (omitted fields). I have written up a letter in correction of these omitted fields, and have provided all of my necessary information. I have also provided an updated version of that page of the I-129F.

 

My question is, knowing that my petition is at the California Service Center, what address do I put in the letter? I'm sending it to the PO box which is on the NOA1, would putting that address also in my letter suffice, or should I use their actual address?

 

Also, please correct me if anything I've noted above is the wrong process in my attempt to get this supplement added to my petition.

[gkzrl 47]

6 hours ago, Ethan & Shannon said:

I am sending in a supplement for my I-129F in hopes that it may be attached to my file. It was a minor address history mistake (omitted fields). I have written up a letter in correction of these omitted fields, and have provided all of my necessary information. I have also provided an updated version of that page of the I-129F.

 

My question is, knowing that my petition is at the California Service Center, what address do I put in the letter? I'm sending it to the PO box which is on the NOA1, would putting that address also in my letter suffice, or should I use their actual address?

 

Also, please correct me if anything I've noted above is the wrong process in my attempt to get this supplement added to my petition.

I did something similar.

 

I sent it to the address on the Noa1 letter (make sure to include in your cover letter your receipt number, the petitioner’s name, and the beneficiary’s name and date of birth). 

 

I also requested a correction to a typographical error on their new website. 

 

I don’t know if it was the letter, or the online request, or both, but it worked for me. Got my approval at 178 days, without an RFE.

[Ethan & Shannon 385]

13 minutes ago, gkzrl said:

I did something similar.

 

I sent it to the address on the Noa1 letter (make sure to include in your cover letter your receipt number, the petitioner’s name, and the beneficiary’s name and date of birth). 

 

I also requested a correction to a typographical error on their new website. 

 

I don’t know if it was the letter, or the online request, or both, but it worked for me. Got my approval at 178 days, without an RFE.

Thank you! Did you address 'USCIS' in your cover letter? 

Edited October 25, 2018 by Ethan & Shannon

[gkzrl 47]

46 minutes ago, Ethan & Shannon said:

Thank you! Did you address 'USCIS' in your cover letter? 

This is exactly how we did it:

 

USCIS

California Service Center

Attn: I-129F Correction to Original Submission (WACxxxxxxxxxx)

P.O. Box 30111

Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-0111

 

May 28, 2018

 

Re: Omitted information on I-129F form (WACxxxxxxxxxx)

 

Dear USCIS,

 

On April 13, 2018, we submitted our petition but omitted information on I-129F form page 2, part 1, item 9a-12b; page 2, part 1,  item 13-19; page 5, part 2, item 12a-15b. Please find below the information required and kindly attach it to our petition.

 

Receipt Number: WACxxxxxxxxxx

Petitioner: xxx

Date of Birth: xx/xx/xxxx

Beneficiary: xxx

Date of Birth: xx/xx/xxxx

 

 

Information omitted:

 

Page 2, part 1, item 9a-12b: 

xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

etc

 

I hope it helps!

[Ethan & Shannon 385]

This helps me a tonne! Thank you.