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My attorney submitted my I-129F in January. However, he did not ask me for a letter of intent from my fiancé. Will this cause a delay in my case? Is there a way to submit this document now to prevent any delays?
Carol
Carol
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You can mail a letter of intent with NOR to your CIS service center.
I-129F asks for a LOI from beneficiary as well. Attorney may have missed it because typically it is consulate that deals with beneficiary (CIS deals with petitioner).Last edited by Amir; 03-17-2008, 12:20 AM. -
Re: Letter of Intent
My letter of intent was included with the I-129F. However his was never asked for. Do I still need to send his letter of intent to the USCIS or just have him take it to the interview with him in Rio de Janeiro? Thanks Amir.
CarolComment
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If you've received a Notice of Approval, don't worry about it because file's probably been forwarded to the NVC. Just be sure to take it to visa interview.
If you haven't received a Notice of Approval, either mail it in with a copy of Notice of Receipt, or wait to see if the CIS asks for it, and then mail it in. Your call.Last edited by Amir; 03-17-2008, 01:14 AM.Comment
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