Petitioner's Contact Information

[Mcy 17]

Hi. Will I get a rfe if I wasn't able to fill out the contact information on the last part? Was able to sign but i'm not quite sure if I provided the contact information. 

[C90 376]

12 hours ago, Myf said:

Hi. Will I get a rfe if I wasn't able to fill out the contact information on the last part? Was able to sign but i'm not quite sure if I provided the contact information. 

What exactly did you not fill out? 'The contact information on the last part' is a little vague. Without this info it's hard to give you an accurate answer

[Mcy 17]

Part 5 of the i-129F form. Petitioner's contact information. I think I must have overlooked that part. But I was able to sign it. 

[C90 376]

2 hours ago, Myf said:

Part 5 of the i-129F form. Petitioner's contact information. I think I must have overlooked that part. But I was able to sign it. 

I saw the contact information part, but needed more exact info on what you didn't fill out. If you didn't provide any info from the petitioner then your file can't even be accepted. They need a name, address etc from the petitioner to send the NOA's to. There's 3 options:

 

1) Application gets sent back / denied since you filed an incomplete application

2) RFE will come in asking for more information

3) Case is thrown out, since USCIS has no info at all from the petitioner, so they don't know where they have to send the file/RFE to and who they are sending it to.

 

I assume your address (you are the petitioner?) was on the envelope, so they might go for 1 or 2. I would give it a few weeks, and if you don't hear anything you can call USCIS to make sure your application is not there anymore and you can re-file.

[Mcy 17]

9 hours ago, C90 said:

I saw the contact information part, but needed more exact info on what you didn't fill out. If you didn't provide any info from the petitioner then your file can't even be accepted. They need a name, address etc from the petitioner to send the NOA's to. There's 3 options:

 

1) Application gets sent back / denied since you filed an incomplete application

2) RFE will come in asking for more information

3) Case is thrown out, since USCIS has no info at all from the petitioner, so they don't know where they have to send the file/RFE to and who they are sending it to.

 

I assume your address (you are the petitioner?) was on the envelope, so they might go for 1 or 2. I would give it a few weeks, and if you don't hear anything you can call USCIS to make sure your application is not there anymore and you can re-file.

The only part that I missed out was the daytime telephone number,  mobile number and email address. But I was able to include my residential address on the form and envelope. 

[C90 376]

2 hours ago, Myf said:

The only part that I missed out was the daytime telephone number,  mobile number and email address. But I was able to include my residential address on the form and envelope. 

And that is why we needed more specific info to avoid misinformation. 

 

Anyway, USCIS will probably send the whole package back / deny it, or  RFE you for the fact that you filed an incomplete application. Only thing you can do now is wait and see. And pay better attention next time you file anything.

[payxibka 10,044]

6 hours ago, C90 said:

And that is why we needed more specific info to avoid misinformation. 

 

Anyway, USCIS will probably send the whole package back / deny it, or  RFE you for the fact that you filed an incomplete application. Only thing you can do now is wait and see. And pay better attention next time you file anything.

Please take not of what it says on the form, pay attention to what is indicated inside the parenthesis