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Old Jan 24th 2007, 7:30 am
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Originally Posted by Elvira
If memory serves me right - but please don't shoot me, Mr. F, if I've got it wrong - he said that WE should hang on to our immigration bumpf forever because USCIS are hopeless at filing/finding stuff, and may quite possibly lose files, evidence etc.

I know that I've always said that and have urged people to make up comprehensive binders of submitted paperwork for each step of the immigration process up to and including naturalization. It has always been my layperson's thought that if something gets fouled up, you are the one that will need to fix it and shouldn't rely on the government agency to have your docs in good order.
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