NewDay2006 Posted April 30, 2006 Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 I understand all processing of I129f and I-130's are sent to the California Service Center no matter which Service center it is sent to. Is this true. If so, can you simply send the initial form to the California Center from the beginning? Maybe a call is in order Link to comment
david_dawei Posted April 30, 2006 Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 the processing of your I-129F (for K1) and I-130 are done at the local visa center, relative to where you live.. You must send it to the correct processing center or you risk delays from the start. Let us know your state of residence and we can confirm where you sent it. Link to comment
NewDay2006 Posted April 30, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 the processing of your I-129F (for K1) and I-130 are done at the local visa center, relative to where you live.. You must send it to the correct processing center or you risk delays from the start. Let us know your state of residence and we can confirm where you sent it.211228[/snapback]Dave, this is nygatl... long story... I know texas is where mine is supposed to go... so was my k1... but it was transeferred to the CSC to be processed. Someone told me they were sent a forms package and it had a letter that said all immigration forms are being processed by the CSC now. I guess maybe that doesn't make total sense, but i do know that TSC no longer does the K1's not sure about cr1 and k3's Link to comment
david_dawei Posted April 30, 2006 Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 the processing of your I-129F (for K1) and I-130 are done at the local visa center, relative to where you live.. You must send it to the correct processing center or you risk delays from the start. Let us know your state of residence and we can confirm where you sent it.211228[/snapback]Dave, this is nygatl... long story... I know texas is where mine is supposed to go... so was my k1... but it was transeferred to the CSC to be processed. Someone told me they were sent a forms package and it had a letter that said all immigration forms are being processed by the CSC now. I guess maybe that doesn't make total sense, but i do know that TSC no longer does the K1's not sure about cr1 and k3's211231[/snapback]As far as I know, it still has to go to the local office.. and TSC (and NSC is maybe still) transfers them to CSC... They've been both transferring them for quite some time... if people can go directly to CSC.. I'd love to hear I'm wrong... Link to comment
Guest pushbrk Posted April 30, 2006 Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 the processing of your I-129F (for K1) and I-130 are done at the local visa center, relative to where you live..?You must send it to the correct processing center or you risk delays from the start. Let us know your state of residence and we can confirm where you sent it.211228[/snapback]Dave, this is nygatl... long story... I know texas is where mine is supposed to go... so was my k1... but it was transeferred to the CSC to be processed. Someone told me they were sent a forms package and it had a letter that said all immigration forms are being processed by the CSC now. I guess maybe that doesn't make total sense, but i do know that TSC no longer does the K1's not sure about cr1 and k3's211231[/snapback]As far as I know, it still has to go to the local office.. and TSC (and NSC is maybe still) transfers them to CSC... They've been both transferring them for quite some time... if people can go directly to CSC.. I'd love to hear I'm wrong... 211235[/snapback]Unless you get it from the USCIS horse's mouth, I would send your petition where they tell you to. Yes, it will end up in California but that extra few days to transfer could be very little compared to the delay caused by failing to follow the instructions. Link to comment
hakkamike Posted April 30, 2006 Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 Send it where the instructions tell you to send it tooooooooooooo.... Link to comment
NewDay2006 Posted April 30, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 the processing of your I-129F (for K1) and I-130 are done at the local visa center, relative to where you live.. You must send it to the correct processing center or you risk delays from the start. Let us know your state of residence and we can confirm where you sent it.211228[/snapback]Dave, this is nygatl... long story... I know texas is where mine is supposed to go... so was my k1... but it was transeferred to the CSC to be processed. Someone told me they were sent a forms package and it had a letter that said all immigration forms are being processed by the CSC now. I guess maybe that doesn't make total sense, but i do know that TSC no longer does the K1's not sure about cr1 and k3's211231[/snapback]As far as I know, it still has to go to the local office.. and TSC (and NSC is maybe still) transfers them to CSC... They've been both transferring them for quite some time... if people can go directly to CSC.. I'd love to hear I'm wrong... 211235[/snapback]You're right, it probably better to be safe...... Link to comment
Kalli and Greg Oveson Posted April 30, 2006 Report Share Posted April 30, 2006 [NewDay2006,Apr 30 2006, 09:27 AM] You will learn that USCIS and the State Department can provide enough confusion and frustration by themselves. Trust me, you do not want to help them with it! Link to comment
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