Are all submitted documents visible on myuscis website (for online filers)

[Ikhan 49]

I filed my petition back in feb 2020 and noticed a .tif file on my uscis website. I noticed that the documents i sent in are scanned but they seemed to have left the pictures and some evidence out (or haven't scanned them). Am i suppose to see photocopies of everything i sent in? Can anyone who filed an i130 look in their documents tab and see if all their documents were scanned and uploaded?

Much appreciated!

[StrawberryKiss 170]

We saw all the uploaded documents listed and could also click on each individual item to view it again. Maybe it’s a glitch in their system? I would try again tomorrow to see if the problem got resolved on its own. If not, you can still upload/add the missing evidence now. 

[Ikhan 49]

thanks for the reply, 

The issue is that i sent in my packet and they scanned/uploaded the files themselves. I'm wondering if they decided it was too much work to not scan the pictures (about 12-13 of them). 

[StrawberryKiss 170]

Oh sorry, I misunderstood. That’s really odd though, never heard of that. 

[Chancy 6,233]

8 hours ago, Ikhan said:

I filed my petition back in feb 2020 and noticed a .tif file on my uscis website. I noticed that the documents i sent in are scanned but they seemed to have left the pictures and some evidence out (or haven't scanned them).

 

Seems to be a common issue for paper-filed petitions.  Check posts below from other members who also had some of their paper-filed documents not scanned/uploaded onto their USCIS account --

 

 

[Wouter 141]

I filed I-130 by mail in Feb 2020 with about a dozen supporting documents and also only saw one .tif file for one of the documents on my MyUSCIS website. The petition got approved without RFE in May this year. I am assuming USCIS does scan all documents but either because of a glitch or some arbitrary procedure not all the scanned documents  show up in the MyUSCIS website.