Lizzie2809

I'm assuming they would need the case number from the NOA1 to be able to add it to their account?

This would have made so much more sense, and we would have been further along as well if they did it this way. Definitely would not recommend them out to others though. Yes according to the option chosen on the form G28 the receipt is to be mailed to my fiancé's address. So he is looking out for that. What exactly is myUSCIS pray tell?

Oh that's good to know thank you. Thankfully we only retained this lawyer for this initial step, all the others we will do on our own. But it's good to know we have another option for when its time to do the change of status if we need some support.

Well it's already resubmitted, like I said it was received at the lockbox this past Monday 9th Feb, so I don't think we should send in another petition unless this for some crazy reason this is rejected again (I don't see why it should). Like I said it's just already been stressful and it's only just begun, guess I'm trying to ease my anxiety.

Yes it's a real Attorney, my SIL (also an Attorney but corporate) checked and she is registered. We decided to use an Attorney because I'm twice divorced, and have a minor child with custody stuff so we wanted to be sure that we sent in all the relevant information.

Has anyone here had to resubmit their K1 petition before? I'm trying to figure out if when it gets to USCIS the processing is any different. My fiancé and I had a lawyer submit our petition December '25, however it was rejected because my fiancé didn't put the funds on the CC yet because we were told they probably won't try to process it till the following week. However it got to the lockbox the Thursday and they tried processing Friday. A week later our lawyer received the rejected package, my fiancé signed a new payment form, however due to multiple issues (both with the lawyer procrastinating and then the new paralegal sending it to the wrong address) it wasn't resubmitted till this past Monday 9th Feb (FedEx confirmation that it was delivered). Because of how quickly they tried to process the payment the first time, and the fact that we haven't seen the payment be processed yet we're wondering if because it's a resubmission it takes longer or is it known if they only clear the lockbox on certain days maybe. I'm sorry if my post seems all over the place, we've already had this avoidable 2 month delay and now that it's actually submitted I'm anxious to see that ball rolling (yes I know this is generally a process with a lot of waiting). Anyway has anyone had any experience with resubmission of the I129F?

Our K1 petition was filed this week, my fiance didn't expect them to try to take the funds till next week so he didn't put it on the CC yet in cause other random things hit. He was going to put it today (sunday), however USCIS tried to run the payment on Friday so of course it was declined as the funds weren't on the card yet. We know that the policy is they try for the payment once then reject according to the USCIS website and send back the package. Has anyone had this happen? And if yes how long did it take for them to send the package back? Should we just try to refile with a new package?

I'm not sure if this topic has been discussed elsewhere on the forum, I'm new here and my fiancé and I are about to begin the K! process. My 11 year old is set to come with us but i do have joint custody of her with care and control to me. Even with that I believe I need to get a notarized letter from her father stating that he gives permission and has no objections to her moving to the US with me. Has any one else here had to go through this step/process? I have been trying to see if there are any templates or guidelines for said letter but I can't seem to find any. Any help is appreciated.