Tom40

So I should send 134 it to her before the interview or to the embassy directly?

15 minutes ago, geowrian said:

I think the thought was the courier taking it, or it getting lost/stolen in their home country.

 

A copy is not required. But it is wise to have in case any papers got lost along the way.

Yes, my friend's fiance was robbed, and then his ID was stolen.

In any case, doesn't embassy get everything from USCIS?

I do want to give her a copy but if someone steals this info from er somewhere, I was thinking about removing SSN.

At what step do I have to submit them and where?

Instructions seem conflicting online

Thanks a lot

I was wondering if I can remove SSN when mailing her a copy to prevent some ID theft on the way?

Thanks  a lot

On 11/1/2018 at 10:49 AM, payxibka said:

Yes

Yes

Yes if you have it 

 

How long ago did you file the previous?

Within a year. I've read the instructions, and it seem to matter only if NOA2 was issued (then would be 2 years). Since withdrawn almost immediately, it didn't seem relevant.

I really appreciated all your answers, and good luck to all!

Hello,

If I've previously filed a 129F, but have withdrawn it almost immediately (a month after the notice that they received it), do I answer as "Yes/ have filed before"?

Then, there's a question "What action did USCIS take on that form (approved, denied, revoked)". Do you I just answer "Withdrawn myself before the review"?

Also, do I include the copy of the USCIS case termination letter based on my withdrawal request?

Thanks a lot!