biggish data

do yall know if a xerox copy of marriage license will be sufficient enough?and how bout xerox copies of any other papers?

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-02-25 19:11:00

Be prepared for a long process. Currently, I-130 are taking about 9 months to process at USCIS. Then it goes to NVC - could be another 3 - 5 months before it is forwarded to Manila - another 2 - 3 months. Everyone's case is a little different. USCIS got bogged down with Obama's pet project called DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) - which, effectively, put US Citizens and their spouses/immediate family members on the back burner while 521,815 undocumented residents in the US got deferments of deportation and Green Cards in the past 1-1/2 years!! More of this sort of thing is likely to come - Obama isn't finished with playing with Immigration. So, get your paperwork put together. You do need a copy of your NSO Marriage Certificate...it took us 4 months to get that...supposedly "expedited" service.

As others have mentioned here...there's a lot of help and resources available. Unless you don't feel comfortable doing this yourself, don't bother with an immigration attorney...unless there's something quirky - such as overstaying a visa or having been denied a visa for false statements or something...everything should go through pretty easily. Triple and quadruple check that you've properly filled out the paperwork and included the required documentation and signatures in the right places.

Good Luck!!!

the time is ok for now due to the fact it gives me more time to save for her arrival.i want to have as much money saved up as possible for when she is here especially with the economy the way it is.time goes by fast for me anyways my wife has our marriage license.i dont know if she can apply for another one.im assuming she can go to NSO to do it.we went there when i was there to get some paper work she needed.her mom can go with her.she always helped us before.i know the sooner i start the process the better.we got married in november.so its been several months and its time.i also have someone coming here in march so im hoping all paper work can be ready before this woman leaves and can bring it back/her husband lives in same apartment complex as i and my dad works with him.i brought her a care package and gave it to her at the airport when i landed so it shouldnt be any problem to bring me paper work needed i had a question.but i forgot.my dad ios calling me to help get things ready haha

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-02-25 13:41:00

Then you need to file the I-130. Follow the instructions, pretty simple and clear to understand. If you need any help just look around the forum for answers, and loads of people are here to help . Welcome to the start of it all, and good luck!

Try this: visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

Sorry about that

thank you.i really appreciate it.makes things a lot easier when i know what is all needed and its no problem.im at the page and able to see everything.thats a lot better than the info i found the other day.again thank you

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-02-25 11:40:00

Is your wife already in the US, or still in the Philippines? And if you're not adjusting status and just need the spousal visa you need to start with the I-130.

Which is on the USCIS website.

You can also find a guide of filing it here on the form, right here.

This is just the start of it all though, the first part of the process.

shes still in the philippines.i will check out the link.a friends wife i met up with in manila when i was there will be here next month so i can get her and her husbands help.but for now i want to get the visa started.so i will surly check out the link

Is your wife already in the US, or still in the Philippines? And if you're not adjusting status and just need the spousal visa you need to start with the I-130.

Which is on the USCIS website.

You can also find a guide of filing it here on the form, right here.

This is just the start of it all though, the first part of the process.

the link you gave me is either incomplete or down.i doubt its down as its a VJ link.or unless on a separate server.when i go to it.it cant be found.

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-02-25 10:57:00

i know its been asked many times.but i want to make sure things start out rite and go smoothly as possible.

what do i need to start the spousal visa?im an american and my wife is filipina.im in arizona in the phoenix area so i know ill apply in california and my wife donna is in makati.my dad isnt too sure how im to do it as he did the fiance visa.so i decided its time to post here and ask those who have actually done it.ill be filing myself as i see no reason to pay someone to do it for me.but for now i need to know how to start the process please//thank you all in advance

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-02-25 10:03:00

passport type phot?

I think the passport photo locations have the digital ones and exact dimensions, I would not take a home shot as I think it has to be a specific dimension etc...

cheers

yes that is correct.after skimming some info i ended up finding a little more about it.just a little info there from the web link i ended up getting off of here http://www.visajourn.../i130guide1.but you are confirming what i thought.thank you razspaz13

Your photos or digital images must be:

In color
Sized such that the head is between 1 inch and 1 3/8 inches (22 mm and 35 mm) or 50% and 69% of the image's total height from the bottom of the chin to the top of the head. View the Photo Composition Template for more size requirement details.
Taken within the last 6 months to reflect your current appearance
Taken in front of a plain white or off-white background
Taken in full-face view directly facing the camera
With a neutral facial expression and both eyes open
Taken in clothing that you normally wear on a daily basis
- Uniforms should not be worn in your photo, except religious clothing that is worn daily.
- Do not wear a hat or head covering that obscures the hair or hairline, unless worn daily for a religious purpose. Your full face must be visible, and the head covering must not cast any shadows on your face.
- Headphones, wireless hands-free devices, or similar items are not acceptable in your photo.
- If you normally wear glasses (without tinted lenses), a hearing device, or similar articles, they may be worn in your photo.
- Dark glasses or glasses with tinted lenses are not acceptable.
- Glare on glasses is not acceptable in your photo. Glare can be avoided with a slight downward tilt of the glasses or by removing the glasses or by turning off the camera flash.

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-04-02 13:00:00

http://travel.state....ral/photos.html

passport type phot?

opps found some info after posting.answer is yes

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-04-02 12:56:00

K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

passport type phot?

for the passport type photo for the I-130, can i just print out the picture at home of my wife and i to start her visa or does it actually have to be from a passport photo place?

nathanp

Male

Philippines

2014-04-02 12:45:00

JULY FILER

If you fill in your timeline accurately you can get an estimate by the forums (at the bottom of your timeline when you view it) based off of others' information.

VSC is slow to begin with disaster that hit that coast recently they may be more backed up as of right now.

My timeline is filled in accurately, the forum provides the following estimate.......

"Based on timeline data, your I130 may be adjudicated between November 4, 2012 and November 23, 2012*.

If this date range has passed or your application is past due per USCIS processing times then you should consider calling the USCIS to inquire on your petition. If you have been approved please update your timeline."3

I clicked on the "Processing Times" link http://www.visajourn...m/content/times .....

Selected the CSC office and clicked on "Get Processing Dates" button....

But there is no information on this chart pertaining to an I130, filed by a US Citizen filing for a spouse.

So, here I am, way past the "Estimated Date" by the forum, no information on the USCIS website for the type of visa I submitted, am I missing something?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-12-26 17:50:00

K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

July filers from CSC

CSC Filer
NOA1 on 7/26/2012

RFE on 01/11/2013

They are working on July I130 cases.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-17 16:45:00

No it has got nothing to do with that! When you two go to register your marriage in Persian way, you will only have your name registered in her Certificate of Birth and her Persian last name will not change in her Persian ID card because in Iran we do not change our name after marriage, so all the documents which are to be used in Iran only, like her Persian passport & ID card will have her Persian name (maiden name) - But here in the US, she changes her last name to your last name and her ID card, driver's license and in the future her American passport will have her new American last name!
So as you see, the documents which are to be used in Iran have her Persian name, and the documents which are to be used only in the USA have her American name... it will make no conflict!

Thank you once again for your reply and reassurance, your knowledge and input is greatly appreciated.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2011-01-31 00:23:00

feel free to ask me any question!

She wants to change her last name to mine when we are married in the USA, how does that work with her current Persian Identification Card? Will there be any conflicts with her last name changing? Her current Persian Identification Card has her listed as single, never married, although she was married for a short period of time 23 years ago.

Edited by Sara & Mark, 30 January 2011 - 02:29 AM.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2011-01-30 02:29:00

There won't be any trouble. She will enter Iran with her own Persian passport in which her maiden name is written. But if you want to be able to go to Iran together with her, the story changes and definitely she knows about it so good! I'm talking about having you registered in her Persian Identification card. In Iran, a birth certificate some how looks like a passport, I mean it has some pages that each page has a different usage. One of the pages is for registering your spouse name in... if that page is blank, you are still single! I do not have my husband's name registered in my ID card yet, but I suppose we have to contact The Foreign Interests Section of the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington DC, which acts as protecting power for the interest of Iran in the USA to learn about what to do! (Iranians please correct me if I'm wrong)

Thank you so much for your reply, this helps me to better understand the requirements and process, I'm sure it'll raise other questions and concerns along the way.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2011-01-28 08:05:00

Surly there must be others out there in a similar situation as I am.

American male, Iranian Female, soon to be married and living in the USA, wanting to travel to Iran to visit her family.

Are there any issues with her changing her last name to mine and if so what kind of problems will this cause with entry into Iran?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2011-01-27 11:31:00

Help, I'm looking for some insight.

My girlfriend, soon to be wife, is an Iranian citizen with an Iranian passport.
She has lived in Sweden for the last 22 years, she is also a Swedish citizen with a Swedish passport.
We will be living together in the USA after the IR-1 / CR-1 process is complete.

I'm not familiar with Iranian culture & customs so my questions are as follows.......

Are there any special requirements on our part to visit her family in Tehran as a MARRIED COUPLE after the IR-1 / CR-1 process is complete?
Will we need to be married a second time in an Iranian Embassy or equivalent?
Will she need to retain her own surname?
What affect will her changing her surname to mine have on reentry to Iran?

Thank you in advance for any guidance offered, it is greatly appreciated.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2011-01-23 12:41:00

Iranian Female, USA Wedding, Last Name Change

Hello all, looking for some quick advice here, still a little unclear about something.

My fiancée is Iranian, we are getting married in the USA this month.

If she changes her last name to mine on the American Marriage Certificate will she still be able to travel to Iran to visit her family?

If she does not change her name on the American Marriage Certificate, maintains her maiden name, what affect if any does that have on our IR-1/CR-1 application? Will it cause delays, suspicions, or investigations?

Any guidance or assistance that can be offered will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you all in advance for you time.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2011-04-05 19:53:00

Only problem I see is if you don't have a Muslim ceremony the marriage won't be recognized in Iran.

We are planning on a Muslim ceremony sometime in the future, preferable in Iran with her family, after our marriage in the USA.

I was informed that she need only register my name in her Iranian Passport/Birth Certificate to be recognized as her husband, is this not true without the Muslim ceremony?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-04-01 13:52:00

name change always gets messy,
if you wish to update any federal ID, like a passport or ID card.

Thank you for your reply, are you suggesting she keep her name "As Is" to avoid any delay in the IR-1 / CR-1 process?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-04-01 10:21:00

There are no real restrictions, she will still be able to travel on the visa waiver.

Once again, I thank you for your reply.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-03-31 10:38:00

No, a name change does not effect the citizenship!

Thank you for the reply.

How much do you know about travel restrictions to the USA during the IR-1 / CR-1 process?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-03-31 01:35:00

This might be a simple question to answer for the VJ veterans, here is our story.

Iranian born female, still an Iranian citizen but also a Swedish citizen living in Sweden.

I am an American citizen, we are getting married in the USA in April 2012 then immediately starting the IR-1 / CR-1 process.

My question involves changing her last name when we get married, will this effect her Iranian or Swedish citizenship in any way, shape, or form?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-03-29 22:42:00

Already has tourist visa

While it is possible, the scenario you illustrate is illegal. You can't come on a tourist visa with intent to marry and adjust status. If there is any whiff of that (like possibly posting that intent on a board somewhere) and you get asked, prepare to run into major problems. It has happened that people came to the US on tourist visas, married, and adjusted status. It's the intent that is the biggest problem, and the intent you have is to commit fraud.

Go the legal channels, it is the safest and least expensive if you were to get caught. The legal route can be a tough wait with time apart, but having it done legally offers a lot more certainty that you can be together without raising the government's ire.

Best of luck.

Can they just get married in Costa Rica and start the CR-1 process from there, then move to the USA when they are ready?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-04-03 23:24:00

Rookie Question - Naturalization Number

Only that section needs to be in CAPS, not the entire form.

That's what I thought, Thank you for the clarification.

The number at the top is your naturalization certificate number. The registration number was your A#.

I thought so, just want to make sure everything is absolutely correct to avoid this long, tedious process.

Thank you for the clarification.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-05-18 18:13:00

Rookie Question - Naturalization Number

This is probably a rookie question with a simple answer.....

The I-130 application asks for my naturalization number, there are two (2) numbers in the upper right hand corner of my "Naturalization Certificate", the first number is an eight (8) digit number, the second number below it is a "Registration Number", it starts with an "A" and is followed by nine (9) numbers.

Which number do I use?

Also, the first box on the I-130 asks for "Name (Family name in CAPS)", is this the only part of the form t be filled out in CAPS, or should the entire form be filled out in CAPS?

Thank you in advance for you time and any guidance offered.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-05-16 23:14:00

Overcautious? A silly question perhaps?

Alas, that fella needs a barium enema to help with his attitude adjustment. Happy to hold him down for ya, but _you_ must put the lube on the tube tip..

Count me in, I have no problem with our assigned duties, just name the time an place.
:devil:

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-06-23 19:57:00

Overcautious? A silly question perhaps?

Probably put "None(N/A)"

Thank you, I was leaning towards "N/A"

It is not a silly question. USCIS does not want any line left blank. I would put "N/A".

Thank you, I was leaning towards "N/A"

My husband had no middle name --- I did not put anything in the spot for middle name at all because a copy of his birth certficate was with the paperwork showing no middle name.
Judy

Thank you for the reply. I wont be including her Birth Certificate so I'll go with "N/A" I guess.

I hope I can be this much help to you some day.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-06-23 19:50:00

Overcautious? A silly question perhaps?

Hello fellow VJ members, I have reviewed the example forms and guidlines here on the VJ forum, as well as those on the USCIS website for both the I-130 and G-325A forms, and have the following question.

It is stated to leave no question unanswered, if the question does not apply it is to be answered with "None" or "N/A".

If my wife has no middle name, do I leave it blank or do I use "None"?

I don't want the USCIS thinking her name is "Last name", "First Name", "None".

Example... Bunny, Bugs None.

Perhaps this is a silly question, perhaps I am being overcautious, but I just had to ask.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-06-23 19:12:00

TRAVEL TO THE USA WHILE FILING i-130

In this case, there's no need to be generic. He can specifically say, he's coming to attend a friend's wedding.

You advice has been extremely helpful to me in the past, not only by your replies to my questions, but also by reading your replies to other questions asked on this forum.

My situation is similar.
I-130 filed, still in review process, no updates so far.
My wife wants to travel to the USA from Sweden so we can vacation together in Mexico.
If I'm understanding the process properly, she needs bring proof of strong ties to Sweden and her intent to return to Sweden after our vacation.
Proof of strong ties can include proof of car and property ownership, current employment, current bank statement, etc......

Just my opinion, but why would anyone jeopardize the I-130 process and forfeit their rights to immigrate to the USA by not returning to the home country?

Is there a phone number or website link, either here in the USA or in Sweden, that my wife can call just to put her mind at ease about this subject?

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2012-08-27 11:59:00

Marrying while on Tourist Visa

Get married, make sure she leaves before her i94 expires so she doesn't overstay which means troubles in the future. Start the process asap after you get married taking advantage you are together and make sure she's home to get her medical exam and blood test and interview scheduled, etc...

Good luck on your journey! and congrats!!!

You sure can, we did the same thing.

Like the others said, start the I130 paperwork as soon as you can.
Let them know she will be returning home for the interview in her homeland.
Don't overstay the tourist visa.
You'll be fine. :thumbs:

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-12 14:39:00

i-130 Fee Check

there was absolutely no info on my check.
they did not object to cashing it.

Same here.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-28 22:12:00

Let us know what the USCIS Customer Service line tells you. Don't settle for the word of the first person you talk to. Request to be escalated to a tier 2 rep who can see more information about your case.

I received yet another notification from USCIS the following day, see below, which prompted me to call and discuss the notifications with them, I was forwarded to a tier 2 rep, she told me they were experiencing issues with their notification system and to disregard this notification and the previous one.

She informed me she was the rep handling my case, no additional information is required, and that everything was on track for completion within the normal six (6) month processing time for an I130 at CSC.

*** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS E-MAIL ***

The last processing action taken on your case

Receipt Number: WAC1290442512

Application Type: I130 , IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN

Your Case Status: Request for Evidence

On January 11, 2013, we mailed a notice requesting additional evidence or information in this case I130 IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN. Please follow the instructions on the notice to submit the requested information. This case will be in suspense until we receive the evidence or the opportunity to submit it expires. Once we receive the requested evidence or information and make a decision on the case, you will be notified by mail. If you move while this case is pending, please use our Change of Address online tool to update your case with your new address or call our customer service center at 1-800-375-5283.

A request for evidence is made when an application/petition is lacking required documentation/evidence (initial evidence) or the officer needs more documentation/evidence (additional evidence) to determine an applicant's eligibility for the benefit sought. We may send you a request for evidence at any stage of our review. The request will indicate what evidence or information is needed for us to fully evaluate your application or petition. The notice will explain where to send the evidence and will give the deadline for your response. Your application or petition will be held in suspense during that time. If you receive a request for evidence and have questions about what you need to submit, you may call our National Customer Service Center at 1-800-375-5283.

If you have questions or concerns about your application or the case status results

listed above, or if you have not received a decision from USCIS within the current

processing time listed*, please contact USCIS Customer Service at (800) 375-5283.

*Current processing times can be found on the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov under Check Processing Times.

*** Please do not respond to this e-mail message.

Sincerely,

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-14 18:11:00

USCIS sätt är ett mysterium för de flesta av oss.
Lycka till!

Överens, och tack

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-12 13:22:00

You were supposed to provide that A#, which is on your certificate of naturalization. Perhaps someone looked it up for you, which is pretty nice since you could've gotten an RFE for that.

I inquired with USCIS about that when I was filling out the I130 paperwork, they directed me to only include my Naturalization Certificate number.

Your response prompted me to dig up a photocopy of my surrendered Permanent Resident Alien Card, the "A" number on the card matched the "A" number I used when filling out my Naturalization paperwork, but it does not match the "A" number on the USCIS correspondence to me, and neither match the "A" number on my Naturalization Certificate.

I could have bigger problems on my hands than not putting it on my I130 paperwork.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-12 00:40:00

yes that number will always be with you, however the message that you got on the USCIS page has to do with your petition for your wife, they have assigned her an alien number and that's why it says that it's been changed, as mentioned before mine said the same thing, on the approval notice my husband's alien number was the same as we had filled on the I-130 but now they had given me a number! I think it's a good thing and that you will be approved soon since you've also been waiting for a long time.

I sure hope it happens soon (L)

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-12 00:26:00

you petitioned for someone?? I had the exact same message, my husband is also a USC and we were also very confused and worried when we got this I know a few other ppl on VJ that got this message, but after I think a week or two of this message our case was approved, mine and some other members case that also got this message. I'm not saying that it had anything to do with it but you never know, because when we received our notice of approval they had assigned me an alien registration number, so I'm guessing it had something to do with them assigning that number. good luck

Yes, an I130 petition for my wife.

I am beginning to understand, from input and replies from other VJ members, that the Alien Registration Number I had prior to becoming a naturalized citizen will stay with me for life and I'll need to reference it on future correspondence.

I'm just glad I received my first communication from USCIS since receiving my NOA1 on July 26th, 2012. I now feel like a human has placed their hands on my file and it is being processed in some manner.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-11 15:58:00

I was gonna write that too. My wife she was adopted when little so she was naturalized right away but still got assigned an A number in order to come here first, like part of the process. That number sticks with you even for this kind of process. We used it on our i129f process and AOS process (her number, also mine of course). Basically they are telling you the number you had prior you became a US Citizen has changed and want to make you aware of that, no big deal really. Just keep in mind this new number to use it with all the new forms you will fill in the future when asked .

I thank you as well for providing your insight, especially making me aware that I'll need to use the new number on all future forms and communication. :thumbs:

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-11 14:30:00

A# follow you even after becoming citizen (meaning it never ever goes away, even when it might not be used in forms); I never heard they would change it tough; but in any case, at some point, you will receive a NOA (related to the 130 you filed) where the A# will show up next to your name.
I am naturalized as well and when I petition for my now wife, in the NOA (for AOS I believe), there it was, the A# I had more than a decade ago.
I didn't get it changed tough.

Thank you for the information, I just love this site, someone always has an answer to a question.

I'm taking this notification as a positive sign that someone at USCIS has actually placed their hands on my I130 application after more than five months. :dance:

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-11 14:27:00

Just a quick Q for the OP:
When did you initially send in your I-130? My husband is naturalized USC as well and we didn't fill in his Alien Number but his US Citizen Number. I wonder if we will receive the same notification as well and would like to know roughly when to expect it.

Filed on 7-23-2012
Priority Date 7-25-2012
NOA1 7-26-2012

I'm guessing you'll receive the same notification as I did based on the reply from another VJ member just prior to yours.

A# follow you even after becoming citizen (meaning it never ever goes away, even when it might not be used in forms); I never heard they would change it tough; but in any case, at some point, you will receive a NOA (related to the 130 you filed) where the A# will show up next to your name.
I am naturalized as well and when I petition for my now wife, in the NOA (for AOS I believe), there it was, the A# I had more than a decade ago.
I didn't get it changed tough.

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-11 14:22:00

I'm confused and USCIS won't give me an answer.

I received the e-mail below from USCIS today, it states "your Alien Registration Number was changed".

I'm a Naturalized US citizen, I no longer have an Alien Registration number, nor did I write it on my I130 application, so what does this mean? Anyone else out there in VJ land receiving this type of notification?

I checked the USCIS website as directed to in the e-mail I received but it provides the same information contained in the e-mail.

*** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS E-MAIL ***

The last processing action taken on your case

Receipt Number: WACxxxxxxxxxx

Application Type: I130 , IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN

Your Case Status: Initial Review

On January 11, 2013, your Alien Registration Number was changed relating to your I130, IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN. Please check our website at www.uscis.gov for further updates on your case. Please wait until the end of normal processing time before calling customer service at 1-800-375-5283 for live assistance.

During this step, USCIS initiates the background checks of the applicant/petitioner and identifies issues that may need to be addressed either during an interview or by asking the applicant/petitioner to submit additional information or documentation. USCIS reviews the applicant's/petitioner's criminal history, determines if there are national security concerns that need to be addressed, and reviews the application/petition for fraud indicators.

If you have filed an I-485, I-589, I-751, N-400, I-90, I-821, I-131 or I-765, you can expect to receive an appointment notice to appear at an Application Support Center to have your fingerprints and/or photographs taken. The timing of your appointment is determined by the number of applicants ahead of you that also need a biometric appointment. We try to schedule biometric appointments as quickly as possible and in most cases you will receive your appointment notice within 30 days of submitting your application. We will send your appointment notice approximately 14 days ahead of your scheduled appointment. It is important that you keep this appointment. If absolutely necessary, you can request that your appointment be rescheduled however, please be aware that rescheduling may delay the processing of your application. Please follow the instructions on your appointment notice if you need to reschedule. Occasionally, you may receive an appointment notice to appear at an Application Support Center to have your fingerprints taken when you have filed a form other than those listed above. In these situations, you may receive your appointment notice more than 30 days after submitting your application or petition.

If you have questions or concerns about your application or the case status results

listed above, or if you have not received a decision from USCIS within the current

processing time listed*, please contact USCIS Customer Service at (800) 375-5283.

*Current processing times can be found on the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov under Check Processing Times.

*** Please do not respond to this e-mail message.

Sincerely,

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

Sara & Mark

Male

Sweden

2013-01-11 13:14:00