NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Oct 30th 2003, 8:57 am
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Re: NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Originally posted by Hypertweeky
Sorry Guys!!
The 10/3 is the receipt date and the 10/6 is the notice one lol sorry, I don't know what the heck is wrong with me today!!
No he didn't send me a copy of the notices, I told him to scan the notices and send them to me, but he doesnt have a scanner.. so he asked me for a fax number, but I dont have a fax machine in my house lol so I am gonna ask my hubby for his fax number so we can FINALLY get to see that bad boy NOA
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Sorry Guys!!
The 10/3 is the receipt date and the 10/6 is the notice one lol sorry, I don't know what the heck is wrong with me today!!
No he didn't send me a copy of the notices, I told him to scan the notices and send them to me, but he doesnt have a scanner.. so he asked me for a fax number, but I dont have a fax machine in my house lol so I am gonna ask my hubby for his fax number so we can FINALLY get to see that bad boy NOA
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Oct 30th 2003, 9:02 am
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Re: NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Originally posted by Leslie66
OMG!!!!!!!!!
This thread made my brain fall out.
Leslie
OMG!!!!!!!!!
This thread made my brain fall out.
Leslie
So sorry, I already told you I am a butthead lol
Oct 30th 2003, 9:05 am
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Re: NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Originally posted by Noorah101
Or, he could just photocopy them at his office, and regular mail them to you....that's what my lawyer did :-)
Or, he could just photocopy them at his office, and regular mail them to you....that's what my lawyer did :-)
Oct 30th 2003, 10:03 am
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Re: NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Originally posted by Hypertweeky
True.. It is just that international mail is so slow.. even if You rush it.. aww that takes the cake by a mile lol
True.. It is just that international mail is so slow.. even if You rush it.. aww that takes the cake by a mile lol
Oct 30th 2003, 10:14 am
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Re: NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Originally posted by Hypertweeky
True.. It is just that international mail is so slow.. even if You rush it.. aww that takes the cake by a mile lol
True.. It is just that international mail is so slow.. even if You rush it.. aww that takes the cake by a mile lol
I've done hundreds of fiancée cases, and I don't recall ever “needing� to send copies of notices to the foreign beneficiary although I always mail a copy or copies (if an I-824 is also filed) to the U.S. petitioner, who might mail a copy to his or her foreign fiancée. It might be nice to have, but it’s certainly not “needed�.
And don't worry about your time line. Time lines are fine to a certain extent, but what happens in one case is no indication of what will happen in someone else's cases. Such emphasis on time lines seems to suggest the opposite, which might lead others into having unrealistic expectations.
Oct 30th 2003, 10:39 am
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Re: NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Originally posted by Matthew Udall
Just wondering "why" you feel the need to have a copy. You have the dates on the notice and you have the receipt number (so you can access the on-line system).
I've done hundreds of fiancée cases, and I don't recall ever “needing� to send copies of notices to the foreign beneficiary although I always mail a copy or copies (if an I-824 is also filed) to the U.S. petitioner, who might mail a copy to his or her foreign fiancée. It might be nice to have, but it’s certainly not “needed�.
And don't worry about your time line. Time lines are fine to a certain extent, but what happens in one case is no indication of what will happen in someone else's cases. Such emphasis on time lines seems to suggest the opposite, which might lead others into having unrealistic expectations.
Just wondering "why" you feel the need to have a copy. You have the dates on the notice and you have the receipt number (so you can access the on-line system).
I've done hundreds of fiancée cases, and I don't recall ever “needing� to send copies of notices to the foreign beneficiary although I always mail a copy or copies (if an I-824 is also filed) to the U.S. petitioner, who might mail a copy to his or her foreign fiancée. It might be nice to have, but it’s certainly not “needed�.
And don't worry about your time line. Time lines are fine to a certain extent, but what happens in one case is no indication of what will happen in someone else's cases. Such emphasis on time lines seems to suggest the opposite, which might lead others into having unrealistic expectations.
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Re: NOTICE DATE 9/22/03 not 10/14/03!! Thanks Jeffrey
Originally posted by Matthew Udall
And don't worry about your time line. Time lines are fine to a certain extent, but what happens in one case is no indication of what will happen in someone else's cases. Such emphasis on time lines seems to suggest the opposite, which might lead others into having unrealistic expectations.
And don't worry about your time line. Time lines are fine to a certain extent, but what happens in one case is no indication of what will happen in someone else's cases. Such emphasis on time lines seems to suggest the opposite, which might lead others into having unrealistic expectations.
