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Rejected I-765 (used the old form)... Some questions inside, pls help.

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FattieBanton   35

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17 hours ago, Ayrton said:

Why would you send the 10/2 version before that if they explicitly say it's gonna be rejected if postmarked before that. You can either send the 08/25 now via USPS. Or wait for Oct 2nd to send the new version.

Because it's already the 1st and I don't have it ready yet...

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08/24/2020 - Sent Concurrent Filing for I-130 & I-485 (inc. I-765 & I-131) to Chicago Lockbox via FedEx

08/26/2020 - Application Received by USCIS

09/25/2020 - Debit Card charged by USCIS

09/28/2020 - Received I-797C Rejection Notice in the Mail (reason: outdated I-765 form)

09/29/2020 - Received Text Message Receipts (I-485, I-130, I-131)

10/05/2020 - Received Hard Copy Mail Receipts (NOA?) (I-485, I-130, I-131)

10/12/2020 - Sent new I-765 form

10/14/2020 - New version of I-765 received in Chicago

03/10/2021 - Notice of Deficiency (Missing I-693 Medical Form)

06/25/2021 - Receive Biometrics Appointment Letter

07/23/2021 - Biometrics Appointment at Norfolk VA USCIS Office

07/23/2021 - 485 & 765 statuses changed to "Initial Review"

07/29/2021 - Interview Ready to Be Scheduled

08/13/2021 - Interview Scheduled for September 21st

09/21/2021 - Interview at USCIS Norfolk VA

09/21/2021 - Email saying “card produced and mailed”

09/24/2021 - Approval email sent for I-485

09/28/2021 - Green Card mailed by USCIS (email notification)

09/29/2021 - Green Card delivered to mailbox (also email notification)

10/01/2021 - I-765 rejected because “benefits were obtained via other means”

 

13 Months Total, No Lawyer or assistance besides USCIS website and VisaJourney, you can do it too!!!!

 

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On 9/30/2020 at 4:57 PM, Letspaintcookies said:

If you want to keep a deadline and are so close on the date then the only way to go is USPS. They're the only ones that visibly stamp your packet with the date you handed it to them and therefore it will get accepted by USCIS. Doesnt work that way with UPS/ FedEx 

THIS IS NOT CORRECT.

 The shipment date is on all UPS and FedEx labels - it's at the top right of FedEx labels - and in many places USCIS has written, "For applications and petitions that are sent by commercial courier (for example, UPS, FedEx, or DHL), the postmark date is the date reflected on the courier receipt." 

For example, on this page:  https://www.uscis.gov/i-944

 

For evidence purposes, USCIS cuts the label from the package and adds it to the filing record.  Also, for your own evidence, when you present your package to the courier you should obtain a receipt, and on that receipt is also a date of acceptance.

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FattieBanton   35

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No i think 

12 hours ago, Co6aka said:

THIS IS NOT CORRECT.

 The shipment date is on all UPS and FedEx labels - it's at the top right of FedEx labels - and in many places USCIS has written, "For applications and petitions that are sent by commercial courier (for example, UPS, FedEx, or DHL), the postmark date is the date reflected on the courier receipt." 

For example, on this page:  https://www.uscis.gov/i-944

 

For evidence purposes, USCIS cuts the label from the package and adds it to the filing record.  Also, for your own evidence, when you present your package to the courier you should obtain a receipt, and on that receipt is also a date of acceptance.

FedEx-Label-Example.jpg

 

 

No i think @Letspaintcookies is right. I don't know what USPS or UPS do, but FedEx definitely used the date it arrived and not the date i gave them. USCIS included a copy of the package postmark and it was 26th (the day it was delivered) and not 24th (the day i handed it over to fedex).

AOS

08/24/2020 - Sent Concurrent Filing for I-130 & I-485 (inc. I-765 & I-131) to Chicago Lockbox via FedEx

08/26/2020 - Application Received by USCIS

09/25/2020 - Debit Card charged by USCIS

09/28/2020 - Received I-797C Rejection Notice in the Mail (reason: outdated I-765 form)

09/29/2020 - Received Text Message Receipts (I-485, I-130, I-131)

10/05/2020 - Received Hard Copy Mail Receipts (NOA?) (I-485, I-130, I-131)

10/12/2020 - Sent new I-765 form

10/14/2020 - New version of I-765 received in Chicago

03/10/2021 - Notice of Deficiency (Missing I-693 Medical Form)

06/25/2021 - Receive Biometrics Appointment Letter

07/23/2021 - Biometrics Appointment at Norfolk VA USCIS Office

07/23/2021 - 485 & 765 statuses changed to "Initial Review"

07/29/2021 - Interview Ready to Be Scheduled

08/13/2021 - Interview Scheduled for September 21st

09/21/2021 - Interview at USCIS Norfolk VA

09/21/2021 - Email saying “card produced and mailed”

09/24/2021 - Approval email sent for I-485

09/28/2021 - Green Card mailed by USCIS (email notification)

09/29/2021 - Green Card delivered to mailbox (also email notification)

10/01/2021 - I-765 rejected because “benefits were obtained via other means”

 

13 Months Total, No Lawyer or assistance besides USCIS website and VisaJourney, you can do it too!!!!

 

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