I-751 April 2019 Filers

[Dutchster 1,106]

On 4/23/2019 at 7:49 PM, Scandi said:

Absolutely, I'm the same way. Rather too much than too little. They won't deny you for sending extra fluff, that's for sure.

 

Exactly my thoughts. Did your package get delivered yet?

[Dutchster 1,106]

23 hours ago, BethyWink said:

Credit card charge went through over the night, but still have not recieved a text or confirmation.    Assuming I will get that this morning.   

Should be soon! It was the other way around for me: received text and case number on Tuesday but credit card was charged yesterday afternoon. 

[BritGirl88 43]

Timeline so far:

Package sent - 4/16

Package Delivered - 4/19

Confirmation of receipt text - 4/24

Check cashed - 4/25

 

[BethyWink 96]

Recieved the text last night MSC service center. 

 

Text stated recieved date was 4/19.

Credit Card charged 4/24

Text sent 4/25

[Scandi 3,987]

2 hours ago, Dutchster said:

 

Exactly my thoughts. Did your package get delivered yet?

Yes, the tracking shows delivered on the 24th, yesterday. So hopefully I'll hear something next week.

[Linyahui 103]

General question to the group: I recall a recommendation (or requirement?) to sign and date some documents when submitting the AOS application two years ago. (I'm not referring to the I-485 or other forms, but rather things like pay stubs, etc.). 

 

Did anyone sign and date your documents of evidence with the ROC package? I'm wondering if it would be helpful to sign/date everything or if that would be overkill. 

 

Additionally, should the conditional resident spouse's name and A-number be written on each piece of evidence?

Edited April 25, 2019 by Linyahui

[Dmitry07 52]

1 minute ago, Linyahui said:

Did anyone sign and date your documents of evidence with the ROC package? I'm wondering if it would be helpful to sign/date everything or if that would be overkill. 

Haven't signed anything except cover letter and form.

[Crazy Cat 39,929]

2 minutes ago, Linyahui said:

General question to the group: I recall a recommendation (or requirement?) to sign and date some documents when submitting the AOS application two years ago. (I'm not referring to the I-485 or other forms, but rather things like pay stubs, etc.). 

 

Did anyone sign and date your documents of evidence with the ROC package? I'm wondering if it would be helpful to sign/date everything or if that would be overkill. 

My wife and I signed and dated the I-751 form itself........I signed the cover letter.

 

BTW:  Headed to Biometrics appointment in 1 hour......

Edited April 25, 2019 by missileman

[Scandi 3,987]

7 minutes ago, Linyahui said:

General question to the group: I recall a recommendation (or requirement?) to sign and date some documents when submitting the AOS application two years ago. (I'm not referring to the I-485 or other forms, but rather things like pay stubs, etc.). 

 

Did anyone sign and date your documents of evidence with the ROC package? I'm wondering if it would be helpful to sign/date everything or if that would be overkill. 

 

Additionally, should the conditional resident spouse's name and A-number be written on each piece of evidence?

No need to sign anything but the form itself. I did decide to sign the cover letter too though, both me and my USC husband wrote our names and signed it. 

 

I wrote my A-number on every single paper I sent in, every single page of evidence etc. Only because I'm hoping that if they drop any of my papers on the floor, they know which file to add it to, if they even bother.

[millefleur 5,039]

4 hours ago, Scandi said:

I wrote my A-number on every single paper I sent in, every single page of evidence etc. Only because I'm hoping that if they drop any of my papers on the floor, they know which file to add it to, if they even bother.

I thought about that....wish I had done it now. I think USCIS will probably do it but yeah, would've saved time and maybe faster processing...

 

Like the others, I didn't sign anything except the cover letter and the form. I don't think signing the evidence would make a difference, it's not like it would authenticate it or anything. Makes more sense to write the A-number on it as @Scandi has done.

[Crazy Cat 39,929]

4 minutes ago, millefleur said:

I thought about that....wish I had done it now. I think USCIS will probably do it but yeah, would've saved time and maybe faster processing...

 

Like the others, I didn't sign anything except the cover letter and the form. I don't think signing the evidence would make a difference, it's not like it would authenticate it or anything. Makes more sense to write the A-number on it as @Scandi has done.

I didn't write my wife's A number on everything....but I should have.......I wish I had....

[Love_A_Brit 33]

4 hours ago, Linyahui said:

 

Additionally, should the conditional resident spouse's name and A-number be written on each piece of evidence?

I wrote my husband's A number on every piece of evidence. We only signed the form itself and the cover letter.

[RandB 156]

My petition got delivered today in Phoenix. Signed by "T. Wright".

[Scandi 3,987]

44 minutes ago, RandB said:

My petition got delivered today in Phoenix. Signed by "T. Wright".

Just on time then, it took the exact same number of days for mine to get there too. I thought it'd be faster than that since we only live 5 hours away. 😁

[Scandi 3,987]

2 hours ago, millefleur said:

I thought about that....wish I had done it now. I think USCIS will probably do it but yeah, would've saved time and maybe faster processing...

 

Like the others, I didn't sign anything except the cover letter and the form. I don't think signing the evidence would make a difference, it's not like it would authenticate it or anything. Makes more sense to write the A-number on it as @Scandi has done.

 

2 hours ago, missileman said:

I didn't write my wife's A number on everything....but I should have.......I wish I had....

My husband laughed at me and called me crazy when he saw me write that number on each page. 😂 I should've had a stamp thingy instead of manually writing it.