biggish data

Thanks for the reply,I would like toknow , the consulate will accept my wifes new i-864 cuz they are asking for joint sponser?

any suggestions please

raj127

Male

India

2013-06-09 14:47:00

Thank you so much for your help,will post once i check with my wife.she is currently in Texas and I am in India .

raj127

Male

India

2013-06-07 20:15:00

Yes,she has 2012 tax forms not supplied on 25th sept and current income well above the powerty guidelines which is not mentioned on 25th sept 2012,but the letter says joint sponser,if I send my wifes signed I-864 will they accept? or shall I try sending my wife details so that if required they will issue a nother 221g for joint sponser?

raj127

Male

India

2013-06-07 19:55:00

I had my interview at mumbai embassy on 25th sept 2012 I applied for IR1 visa ,yes earlier I have submitted the I-864 form filled by my wife with a written explanation ,why she dint file her tax returns,however now she has few months tax returns and her current job pays her $41000 per annum,so can I send once again the I-864 form signed by my wife along with other documents ,cuz that time they felt it might not sufficient but now she fullfills the powerty guide lines or is there a way my wife talk to the mumbai embassy, cuz we do not want to ask her parents for joint sponser.

raj127

Male

India

2013-06-07 19:27:00

Hi,

Today I recieved a letter from Mumbai Embassy asking for the following documents ,

PCC police clearance certificate

Medical report

you must provide sighned originals of

I 864 from a joint sponser

I-864A from the joint sponsers spouse

Photocopies of the 2011and 2012 IRS TAX forms the joint sponser (and spouse)

Photocopies of the 2011 and 2012 W-2 forms of the joint sponser(and spouse)

I have PCC and Medical report ,however I am bit confused regarding I-864 ,my wife is my sponser and she has a job for the past 8 months,her income

meets the poverty guide lines.

Please help me understand exactly what the embassy is asking for,

Thank you so much.

raj127

Male

India

2013-06-07 08:52:00

221G White slip

HELLO RAJU,

if ur wife is NOT CURRENTLY employed while filing the AOS then u will have to get a joint sponser NOMATTR EVN IF SHE IS WELL ABOVE POVERTY LINE BY LAST YRS TAX INFO.

i have ma intrvw coming up next week..and even i have been asked to carry i-864 to the intrvw as there wr some incomplete infos and docs.

We had to get a joint sponser cos ma husband wasnt employed while we were filing the AOS at NVC but right now he is.

i have kept all the docs ready for the intrvw...as i do not know wat they might ask me.

WHAT ALL DOCS DO U THINK I SHLD CARRY?AM pretty nervous now aftr reading urs.

y is dat they asked u to submit PCC and medical & marr certif? didnt u submit PCC at the NVC or take it to the intrvw? and didnt u take medical report with u?

doesnt the APPOINTMENT LETTR(email) frm NVC SAYS ABT THE DOCS U R SUPPOSED TO CARRY to the intrvw?

Appointment letter gives the complete list of docs which you need to carry to the interview.

In my case the docs expired so they are asking for the docs again.(pcc and medical)

Marriage certificate .I did not carry it with me to the interview,so they asked me to submit .

Here is the list of documents which I carried to the interview.

Originals and photocopies.

Birth certificate.

Marriage certificate.

PCC

Medical Report.

I-864 along with the supporting documents

Passport

Pictures

wedding card

proof of relationship(cards,pics,letters,cell phone detailed statement)

Questions which the consular asked are very simple,

how did you guys meet?

Love marriage or arranged marriage.

Marriage date,date of birth of my wife.

Date when did we meet for the first time.

how did you know your wife?

raj127

Male

India

2013-08-31 05:49:00

221G White slip

my wife is still employed and earning enough money to full fill the I-864 form requirements.

My Visa application is 2 years old,PCC (valid for 12 months from the date of issue) and Medical (valid for 6 months)

As both got expired they asked me to resubmit the docs ,

Earlier when I was interviewed ,my wife started working for the first time so she could not submit the tax papers,however we submitted the (submitted,pay stubs,employment letter and explanation letter why she dint file taxes)

My question is as she is working for the past 18 months to till date ,she has all the papers required including the tax returns ,will the consulate accept I-864 from my wife along with the supporting documents including tax returns of 2012,instead of a Joint-=Sponser?

raj127

Male

India

2013-08-31 05:30:00

221G White slip

Hi,

At the time of interview I have submitted I-864 form filled by my wife to the CO,however I recieved a 221g letter,asking for my marriage certificate,So I recently sent the original marriage certificate and my passport to the mumbai consulate and again I have recieved a 221g white slip asking for PCC ,Medical and A JOINT SPONSER..

Earlier I submitted I-864 form without tax returns (submitted,pay stubs,employment letter and explanation letter why she dint file taxes)

I got the PCC and Medical.

I-864 form signed by my wife along with the 2012 tax returns and W2 .

Her income is well above the 125% of poverty guidelines.

Do I still need a joint sponser?

Please suggest me what should I do.

Thank you.

raj127

Male

India

2013-08-30 21:16:00

well this letter you posted when did that come? before you sent in this new evidence? I would say you need to get your medical and I-864 in right now. They have been waiting a long time and you sure don't want that petition to get closed or sent back to USCIS.

Do you have everything ready? Too bad you didn't have it already but do it now.

I did not receive any mails from the consulate,when I checked the status online it says that.

They game me a 221g white slip 3 months back asking for PCC ,medical ,I-864 and my passport,which I am going to send them in few days as soon as i get the mail from my wife.

mean while when I check the status it shows that status.

raj127

Male

India

2013-10-08 13:02:00

well this letter you posted when did that come? before you sent in this new evidence? I would say you need to get your medical and I-864 in right now. They have been waiting a long time and you sure don't want that petition to get closed or sent back to USCIS.

Do you have everything ready? Too bad you didn't have it already but do it now.

I have PCC and medical ,I am waiting for the I-864 mail which was sent by my wife from America 6 days back.

raj127

Male

India

2013-10-08 12:59:00

this is key for you:

Your application may be reinstated and any petition revalidated if, within one year, you can establish that your failure to pursue your immigrant visa application was due to circumstances beyond your control. Please provide a written statement to the Embassy or Consulate outlining the circumstances beyond your control and noting that you still wish to pursue this visa petition.

So do you have an explanation for them that was out of your control why it took you so long. And now you submitted the papers and got another 221g. Goodness.

You need to notifiy your embassy and get some direction what to do.

Yes ,It was delayed only due to I-864 which I coudn't get a joint sponser,however my wifes income now is $42000 per year and I also found a joint sponser.

I have a question ,the recent 221g which I have revieved few months back also said that I have to complete within one year ,so I thought from that date to one year.

Will that be okay to send the required documents with a written explanation why it took so long in a few days?

Thank you so much for the reply .

raj127

Male

India

2013-10-08 12:03:00

Section 203(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act requires that your registration be canceled and any petition approved on your behalf canceled, if you do not apply for your immigrant visa within one year of being advised to do so.

You were advised of this requirement over 1 year ago, but we have not received a response from you since then. As a result, your application for a visa has been canceled and any petition approved on your behalf has also been canceled.

Your application may be reinstated and any petition revalidated if, within one year, you can establish that your failure to pursue your immigrant visa application was due to circumstances beyond your control. Please provide a written statement to the Embassy or Consulate outlining the circumstances beyond your control and noting that you still wish to pursue this visa petition.

Please I need help what to do next,

Initially on 25th september 2012 I have recieved 221g white slip and 3 months back I have submitted few documents and again I got another 221(g) white slip asking for PCC,medical and i-864,which I am going to send them in few days,however on the white 221g slip which I have recieved says one year so please help me understand this.

Thank you so much

raj127

Male

India

2013-10-08 11:35:00

Help Needed I-864

Do u have access to a computer and printer? If Yes, download the I864 form and make the corrections yourself and print out the pages that u need. Go though the I864 she sent u and get rid of the pages with the wrong info only then replace them by the corrected ones that u just printed out. Be sure to KEEP the page with her signature on it

Thank you so much for your reply.

Just now i tried to google and it says the barcode takes whatever we type on the page and at the consulate they decode n use the information.

Thank you once again.

raj127

Male

India

2013-10-15 11:57:00

Help Needed I-864

My wife sent signed i-864 with supporting docs,however under Part 2 she mentioned her mailing address ,her citizenship and her DOB

Part 4 she mentioned domicile as India (which shud be USA)

The form is with me in India and I have to submit it tomorrow,how do i go about correcting these details

Correction of Part 2 to my information and domicile as USA(she typed the form)

Please help me with your valuable inputs ,I am running out of time.

Thank you so much.

raj127

Male

India

2013-10-15 10:23:00

SECOND INTERVIEW AFTER ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS?

I went through the same situation ...even I was asked to come to mumbai along with medical..pcc ..ds-230 n 2/2 photographs n I went there ...
During the interview I was asked my date of marriage n asked me to show marriage certificate ...that's it co says visa approved...
Di it as early as possible n am sure u will get positive results

raj127

Male

India

2013-12-05 09:11:00

For those filing from abroad (or who have knowledge about it) and I-864

Also, since my mother's I-184 and my I-184 both need to be sent to NVC together, is it possible for her to scan her I-184 with her signature, email it to me, I print it out, and send her form with my packet to NVC? Sorry if that's a silly question. I'm new to this VJ thing... :blush:

For the address on the I-184... since I'm currently living in the Philippines, should I put my mailing address as my current Philippine address or my address in Texas where I WILL live? When I filed my I-130 I initially put my Philippine address for my own, but then the USCIS clerk told me to change it to my (previous) mailing address in the States. At the time of filing the I-130, we weren't sure where we would be staying so we just put my grandmother's address. But now- after the I-130 approval - we've decided to move in with my mother. SO WHICH ADDRESS SHOULD I PUT ON MY I-184??? My grandmother's (to match I-130)? my mother's (where we plan to live) or Philippine address (where I'm currently at)? :wacko:

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-16 05:41:00

For those filing from abroad (or who have knowledge about it) and I-864

I'm also in this same situation. So let me get this straight. I, the petitioner and sponsor, am CURRENTLY living in the Philippines. My Filipino husband and I plan to move to Texas together to reside with my mother. My mother will be a co-sponsor to fulfill the income requirements for the AOS. Therefore, I need to fill out I-184 AND my mother needs to fill out I-184 (NOT I-184a) because we are CURRENTLY NOT LIVING IN THE SAME HOUSE. Do I understand this correctly? Thanks.

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-16 05:24:00

I-184: Working long term abroad for company that only paid cash -- no taxes deducted

Tax forms are only used as "evidence of CURRENT income" for the self employed. Otherwise they are simply the source of information about past tax returns. Current income is how people qualify. So, both the petitioner and joint sponsor will provide INFORMATION from three tax returns but the joint sponsor will also need to show evidence of CURRENT INCOME in the way of pay stubs and/or employer letter. Include the 2012 tax return if it has been filed, otherwise use the 2011. Provide all three if you think it will HELP.

Thanks for clearing up the confusion. I've got a plan now... :yes:

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-02-01 23:21:00

I-184: Working long term abroad for company that only paid cash -- no taxes deducted

Thank you everyone for your very valuable feedback regarding this matter. But I have another inquiry. I recently read that the I-864 is now only REQUIRING the most recent tax form for proof of income. I already have a joint sponsor lined up for my husband since my income alone will not be enough to meet the financial obligation. She will be sending me the past 3 years of her tax returns and all copies of w-2, etc. My husband's interview is set for MARCH 19 at the USEmbassy Manila. SO MY QUESTION IS ---- Which tax return do I need to submit with the I-864??? 2011 or 2012???? Thanks again..

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-31 04:40:00

I-184: Working long term abroad for company that only paid cash -- no taxes deducted

File for the last 3 years complete 2555EZ first.The final sum you get on this you enter on form 1040 under the income section #7 . You then go to #21 (other income.List type and amount. (Write 'Form 2555EZ' here, then you write you write the yearly income again in brackets ( 10.000) line below that Total comes to -0- , put -0- on line 37 aswell. Then if you dont have anything to declare or claim you do the same (-0-)on 38.41.42.46.54.60.71.75. Sign and date at the bottom.
At the beginning of the form you enter your details.If you are not filing joint you don't have to enter your wifes name here and for her SSN just put N/A.( As I assume she hasn't got this). As we were married but I was filing my own taxes in UK we ticked 'Married filing seperately' under filing status.
I got help with all this from an official Tax expert plus confirmed with the IRS legal dept.
My husband did the same for three years back tax returns, took 2 extra copies of each one ( 9 copies in total) For each year add any proof you got of income. If your previous employer can write three seperate statements of income to go with each Tax return. You need to have some kind of record even if its estimated. you need 3 copies for each year to clip to the taxreturns.
You then take this to your local IRS office where you get all 9 copies date stamped . They will file 1 copy for each year. ( IRS Done)
Submit stamped copies 1 for each year together with your I-864. Dont forget evidence of your current earnings.
The last set of copies you keep for yourself as evidence that you filed your taxes.

This Format is only applicable if you qualify for FOREIGN EARNED INCOME Exclusion Form 2555EZ and did not have any claims,taxes or credits
You can phone the IRS legal dept or get advice from an official Tax Adviser if you aren't sure about something. Good Luck

THIS is a HUGE help!!!! Thank you so much. I've been staring at the 2555EZ form and 1040 form wondering how to approach this and your explanation really makes sense. i can get a "certificate of employment" from my current company for 2012, but won't be able to get any evidence from my previous employers (all are out of business) for the previous years.

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-17 23:26:00

I-184: Working long term abroad for company that only paid cash -- no taxes deducted

Receipts are not needed to support income, when filing a tax return. If you claim income the IRS doesn't know about and are willing to pay the tax on it, they won't argue about whether you actually had the income. Since this income can only be used as ultimately meaningless information on the affidavit and cannot be used to help qualify as a sponsor, the Consular Officer won't require actual evidence of it either.

The OP needs a joint sponsor or a new real job in the USA to qualify.

I do have a co-sponsor who will fill out a separate I-184. :thumbs:

It makes me feel better about the IRS not actually requiring proof of my income... I'm thinking of writing a letter to explain why I haven't filed in so many years and why I don't have any "paper trail" or w-2's from my "cash' companies. Do you think that will be ok?

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-17 09:58:00

I-184: Working long term abroad for company that only paid cash -- no taxes deducted

No receipts.. no nothing...just straight cash. i spoke with my supervisor today about the whole deal, and she said they could make a "Certificate of Employment" for me. This would be a sheet of paper on Company letterhead stating the following: my name,position in company, Date i was hired at company, gross monthly salary received (in cash). That's it. I'm hopingthat will be OK at least for my 2012 tax return. For my "back" years I don't have any documentation at all. So I'm hoping they will just take my word for it about the money I made.
What are your thoughts about the Certificate of Employment? Do-able?

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-17 09:54:00

I-184: Working long term abroad for company that only paid cash -- no taxes deducted

So it appears that my situation is NOT completely hopeless. :thumbs:

Now I just have to figure out HOW to properly file for the "back" years and current 2012 year -- seems I've got a lot more paperwork to do. Oh well.. gotta do what I gotta do. Thanks so much everyone.

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-16 19:30:00

I-184: Working long term abroad for company that only paid cash -- no taxes deducted

I've been living abroad for about 10 years... during that time I've only received cash for my tutorial services. Even though I was "employed" by English tutorial schools, they never deducted any taxes and only paid cash. I never filed any taxes with the US IRS. Now here I am trying to get my husband an IR Visa to the States, which requires the I-184. I'm not sure how to proceed with this form. I've been "loosely" employed, but have no paper trail to prove it. I know I'm required to show tax return slips, etc to supplement the I-184... What do I do? Any suggestions? :help:

(Forgive me if this question has been asked by someone else... I'm new to maneuvering through this site)

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-01-16 05:49:00

Online $165 immigration fee payment problems

Thanks... I also figured best to just check my account in a few days to see if any payment to USCIS has cleared. If not, then I will try again. I have not tried to log in again.. had to "step away" from it all to cool off.

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-07-06 05:01:00

Online $165 immigration fee payment problems

I just tried to pay the immigrant fee with elis... got all the way to the place to insert my bank account info... CLICKED SUBMIT PAYMENT (was careful to only click once) and then the website crashed... to the "grey screen" that said "Unable to load requested page"... So after staring blankly at the screen for what seemed an eternity... I clicked reload page... returned to clear white screen of ELIS... and nothing. I don't know what happened to my payment... I DID NOT RECEIVE any confirmation from ELIS about receipt of payment. I'm afraid to try again for fear of multiple payments being sent. ANY SUGGESTIONS???

JenniferNN

Female

Philippines

2013-07-06 02:50:00

Expert members : Please read this and help me

You mentioned the blue paper issued by the USCIS with a note: "new joint sponsor" - what did they mean by that? Did you file the Affidavit of Support, having a joint sponsor earlier and that person was rejected or what?

If you have earned the required minimum income last year, then you might be able to see if you can be her sole sponsor. You'd have to check on that, because I'm not a 100% sure.

You should definitely apply for your daughter to receive the SSN.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-02-06 16:56:00

I-130 denied due to stupid USCIS office mistake

In general, when you receive an RFE, you have to respond within the time frame indicated (usually 30 to 60 days) so that the immigration official adjudicating your case will have enough evidence to make a favorable decision. Simply ignoring an RFE, will result in denial of application based on an assumption of abandonment. This seems to be what has happened in your case. However, you have mentioned something about contacting the USCIS by phone and being told not to send anything? That's very weird. Myself, I would have never followed what was said to me on the phone, but would have at least replied in some way through regular mail. Documents get lost, but phone conversation is quite hard to recover and a petitioner should always remember this: when a government official makes a mistake, he/she will always be on he winning side, for it is you that wants to get the petition accepted and not the other way around. Hope you can still do something and finish the application process. Good luck.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-02-13 17:36:00

Cr1 visa problem

It is very relevant, possession vs dealing is a major factor.

I'm sorry, but you're wrong. It is irrelevant. You ought to familiarize yourself with the guidelines I provided the link to.

Whether it was just a possession, possession with intent to distribute, this guy was still convicted and incarcerated for 4 years. If he got that much, he must have been convicted of a felony - which is enough to make him ineligible to procure any type of U.S. visa.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-09 12:20:00

Cr1 visa problem

He did 4 years, must be dealing.

Whatever he did time for, is irrelevant. What matters is the fact he was convicted of a crime, which falls into many categories mentioned in the guideline for ineligibility (I provided that link).

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-09 10:17:00

http://www.state.gov...ation/86942.pdf

Cr1 visa problem

the last one was 2009. the first one 2002... ai had 3 times problems with drugs and i was arrround 4 years in prison.

Hey. I know people do things that are stupid and regret them later. I don't know anything about you, except for what you've told us. For all I know, you might still be around drugs, guns, etc. I'm not here to judge though.

Based on what you've told us, I'm not sure if there is anything you can do to gain legal entry to the U.S. It's a sad thing, because of your kids, but these things happen - sometimes, parents get deported even and kids are left to stay. I understand, you'd like to be able to at least visit your kids time to time, but the way things are, the only way - at least for time being, is to have them come to you during summers and/or holidays.

Meanwhile, I would suggest to discuss your case with a different lawyer and contact that lady, that someone has mentioned to you about. It doesn't look promising, but it's worth a try.

Here's a link to a list of determining ineligibility to enter U.S., or receiving visa:

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-09 06:43:00

Yeah, I think that's the best way to make sure. Thanks to all.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-11 14:24:00

That is one of the reasons of asking for any other name used; so if there is inquiry with the "wrong' document, all other names would come up and it all would resolved.

True, but I just want to make sure of one thing: when my wife goes to her interview and hands over her passport (with maiden name) for the purpose of having visa affixed, the consulate employee isn't going to reject it and tell her she needs to bring her updated passport. That would not be a good thing, for it would lengthen everything.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-11 13:06:00

No... My passport is in my PREVIOUS married name, my Green Card is in my NEW married name (I have been married twice). My Passport and Green Card have 2 different names.

Yeah that's right. I forgot Ok, but did you receive your visa after you got re-married or earlier?

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-11 12:29:00

LOL! Yes I think you got it all right... to clarify...

1, My birth certificate is in my MAIDEN name

2. My Passport is in my OLD married name

3. I filed my AOS in my NEW married name

4. My green card and SSN is in my NEW married name

Because my visa is different to the one you and your wife have applied for I will throw it out their to other VJ members to advise if the visa in your wife's married name is fine in a passport that bears her maiden name.... but I would imagine the majority of people will still have their passport with their maiden name in it by the time their visa's are affixed into their passport.

Right, that's what I'm mostly afraid of - that they might not want to affix the visa (clearly, it will be issued in her married name) in the passport which is in her maiden name. Your visa must have matched, because your passport was already in your married name. Thanks for all the info

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-11 09:26:00

It was double weird for me. I was previously married and divorced about 6 years ago. I never changed my name back to my maiden name, and kept my married name until I met my (Now) husband. So.... My passport was in my OLD married name, my Birth Certificate was in my Maiden name, and my AOS was filed in my NEW married name LOL!!!! It was NEVER questioned at all through the whole process EVER. It was never brought up at my interview, and even when I supplied my Birth certificate passport and EAD to apply for my SS# it caused no problems. In other words? Your fine my friend... and I see we are kinda from the same neck of the woods in terms of location? Good luck, you will be fine.

P.S I have received my Green Card which is in my NEW married name, and have been told that It is fine for me to travel out of the country and use my passport with my OLD married name as long as I have my marriage certificate on me.

Hey. Wow. I'm glad it only sounded complicated, but it wasn't. I think that in the end, it comes down to the professionalism and competency of people who handle paperwork. Let me make this clear though:

1. Your passport bears the Last Name of your ex-husband.

2. You never went back to your Maiden Name.

3. You re-married and assumed new husband's Last Name.

4. AOS was filed with your yet another new Last Name.

5. Your green card and SSN, both bear your new married Last Name

Am I correct?

So, you think there's no need to update my wife's passport and they will affix her visa (in married name) in the passport that bears her Maiden Name without questioning it?

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-11 08:21:00

I think it would have been better to n put her maiden name because they generally want the name that matches the birth certificate. For our application I used my maiden name for everything. And even though I changed my name legally last summer, I still kept everything in my maiden name because that matched my birth certificate and application. I would say call the visa service center to check...wouldn't hurt

I guess, in the end, it would've been easier to do that (leaving her maiden name). Although, USCIS shouldn't get confused in any way, since all the information on G-325 and I-130 matches any legal documents and is self explanatory. Wife's birth certificate bares her maiden name, and so does her passport, but on forms, it is clearly stated that she is married to me and what her maiden name is.

We basically wanted to have my wife to use my name upon entry to the U.S., legally. Green Card and SSN would be given in her new name, and all without the extra charge. However, I did not realize how complicated and time-consuming - changing her passport will be; hence my question on here.

So....if we DO NOT have to get her new passport before receiving visa, then I would postpone the changing of her passport until after her entry to the U.S. Her visa will not be valid anymore anyway.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-11 07:07:00

My wife assumed my Last Name after marriage (it took place in UK). She's not from UK, and her passport bares her Maiden Name. When I filed my petition, I put her assumed name (mine) and put her Maiden Name in place where it asked for 'other names' - it does say including maiden name. My question is: when the time for interview comes and she she will receive her visa, does her passport have to be the updated one (with new Last Name) or using the old would suffice? The reason I'm asking, is because in her country, it is NOT necessary to register her marriage from abroad with the country's Registry Office, but if you need to update your passport, then you will have to do that first. Lots of paperwork comes with that and if it is not absolutely necessary to have your passport updated for the purpose of receiving your visa, then I would be glad. Although, I'm afraid that one should updated his/her passport in such cases. If anyone knows the procedure on this, let me know. Thank you.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-10 15:32:00

USCIS requested the case back from the embassy

I just called NVC this morning to find out what the status update on my case was and NVC said that USCIS has REQUESTED the case back. Has anyone experienced this? I asked them if it was sent back for revocation and they said no, it was USCIS that requested the case back.

If anyone can help figure this out it would be very appreciated

Can you elaborate on this? I'm not familiar with this "request the case back" term.

bluebird74

Male

United Kingdom

2014-03-05 11:09:00