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  • Forgot to include Passport-style Photos in package

    My wife and I are resubmitting her I-485 after the previous one was denied due to the co-sponsor not meeting the financial requirement.

    Yesterday I finish compiling a new I-485 package, including the filing fee, and everything needed. After I got back home I realized the Passport-style Photos of us were left on the table.

    Should I send those separately and just include a note referencing her A-number and what had happened? I'm not sure how vital these passport style photographs are but I don't want anything to be messed up. I only sent the package yesterday so if I send the photos today they should arrive within a day or two of each other.

    Just hoping for some quick advice, thank you!

  • #2
    Sorry to hear about the mixup. I believe you should wait until you receive an RFE (Request for Evidence) that asks you to submit the missing photos. If you send it now they won't have a way to effectively route your photos to your application.
    USC married to a Canadian on TN status in San Francisco

    06/03/20 - Sent I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 via Priority Mail
    06/05/20 - Receipt Date
    06/18/20 - Check was cashed
    06/18/20 - Text messages with case numbers (~9:30pm Pacific)
    06/22/20 - Notice of Receipts via mail
    07/06/20 - I-693 Courtesy Letter
    08/17/20 - Biometrics Appt Notice for 8/24
    08/28/20 - Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview!
    10/14/20 - I-765 and I-131 approved
    10/19/20 - EAD/AP issued
    12/01/21 - EAD/AP renewed

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    • #3
      I totally agree with the comment above because I have the same issue. If you have forgotten to include passport-style photos in your I-485 package, it's important to rectify the situation as soon as possible. ​I can describe to you the steps you can make to resolve it: Contact USCIS: Consider reaching out to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to inform them about the situation and seek guidance on how to proceed; Send the photos separately: If USCIS advises you to send the photos separately, it would be a good idea to include a note referencing your wife's A-number and explaining the situation. This can help ensure that the photos are properly associated with your application. Lastly, don't forget about how your photos should look, https://photogov.com/​ will help you get them according to the law.



      Last edited by DeniroDin; 06-16-2023, 04:08 PM.

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