Third I-129f approval notice?

[Chad]

Yesterday I recieved my 3rd I129f approval notice. All three have the same Notice date on them, but differcence in the Valid from To on says:

 

Valid From 06/16/2005 to 10/16/2005

0616a5 to a51016

06/1/6//19 to 1/6//1910

*****(Yes I typed these right)*********

 

All 3 are identical except for this and one does not have the Barcode on the bottom left, just the first 6 numbers of the MSC # real big. Anyone else get this?

Edited August 9, 2005 by Chad (see edit history)

[obxtrainman]

1910? Slow down, breathe deeply. Could you repost those dates

[Chad]

That is exactly how they are on the forms.

[vibes1313]

I would call DOS and explain the hiccup. The first two dates are the same so I would bank on that.

[HanLi]

a hiccup... such a kind description of the "mistake"

[LeeFisher3]

Sounds like a computer glitch and they resent to correct the thing. Looks like the first one is the valid.

 

You might want to call DOS and have them verify the dates for you using the MSC number and if it matches don't worry about it, but do not loose the others just in case.

[Guest Gene]

Why Call DOS? USCIS processed the file and made the mistake, next stop is NVC. If anything Call NVC and see what they have. I doesn't make any difference how many NOA's recieved just as long as the file continues on its route

[LeeFisher3]

Only reason to call and verify his letter is the corrected version is because it is needed later in the process. Figure it will be easier to get a corrected copy now, which should not slow down anything, rather than discover a problem later when it could matter.

[Mengxin]

Those #'s mean nothing anyways. Did you also see at the top of your 797 where it says proccessing could take from 990 to 990 days???

[Guest Gene]

Only reason to call and verify his letter is the corrected version is because it is needed later in the process. Figure it will be easier to get a corrected copy now, which should not slow down anything, rather than discover a problem later when it could matter.

145343[/snapback]

Lee, my point was why call the Department of State? They Don't have the file and would know nothing about it. He could call the National Visa Center, which is where the file is sent after United States Citizen and Immigration Services approves the file, and make sure his file is there in in processing.

[LeeFisher3]

Only reason to call and verify his letter is the corrected version is because it is needed later in the process. Figure it will be easier to get a corrected copy now, which should not slow down anything, rather than discover a problem later when it could matter.

145343[/snapback]

Lee, my point was why call the Department of State? They Don't have the file and would know nothing about it. He could call the National Visa Center, which is where the file is sent after United States Citizen and Immigration Services approves the file, and make sure his file is there in in processing.

145362[/snapback]

Good point, getting the documents ready and warming up the checkbook would be the next step.