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> USCIS Notifies Employers of Delays in Issuing and Mailing of Receipt Notices for I-129s and I-140s
On April 27, 2006, USCIS issued a Public Notice providing details
about its delay in issuing and mailing receipt notices for Forms
I-129 and I-140 filed in early April 2006. Citing an "unusually
large volume of receipts" at the Service Centers during the first
week of April, USCIS explained that it is taking longer than
expected to enter cases into the system. Depending on the type of
case, it may take USCIS up to two weeks to generate and mail receipt
notices. USCIS promised that, although the "Notice Date" will
reflect the date the receipt notice was actually generated, the
original receipt date will be honored and recorded on the receipt
notice under "Received Date." USCIS also stated that it is
addressing the problem and expects to be current by mid-May. The
Public Notice is available here:
http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffairs/statements/receipt_delay_42706.pdf.
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