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OAS blunder

Okay I goofed up and maybe others can learn from it.

I submitted my I-485 ( my wife's actually ) and did not list my assets. I did not need to, as I am well above the 125% poverty guidelines. I also did not include the section seven paperwork as it plainly states that it is optional.

You guessed it! RFE? I received the letter today and will be sending my reply tonight. I will keep you posted as to outcome.

T

By lpdiver on Aug 22, 2006, 12:52 in Visa & paperwork.

ACBlessing says on Aug 22, 2006, 23:09:

Wait! Whatever you do, write anything other than N/A. The assholes sent my whole stack of paperwork back after three months simply because I wrote "N/A" where it asked if she was divorced. She was never married.

Alex Blessing, Spokane, WA USA
alex at acblessing.com
http://www.colombia.acblessing.com

Just plain poor

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famsearch says on Aug 22, 2006, 23:22:

hmmm.... i must have filled our paperwork out just right. sailed through to this point without a hitch...
best of luck with yours
dan

dan

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lpdiver says on Sep 22, 2006, 10:23:

Update... My congressional liason informed me that my requested material has been received and accepted. It also stated that I will not "lose my place in line"

Sigh...now onward to advanced parole.

t

"cook some rice!"

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