Worst filing I have even seen
ISO here. I know USCIS makes mistakes. But 9 out of 10, the mistakes come from the applicant's side.
I am reviewing a case filed by an attorney who should not be able to practice and I actually feel sorry for applicanr who hired this incompetent lawyer.
The form was mailed to the wrong location (a service center instead of the Lockbox). This delayed the intake.
The name and A# were left blank. No kidding. So lucky the form was not rejected. This had to be sent to an analyst in the "problem files" team in order to figure out who this application belonged to. Again, another delay.
The G28 was missing the signature page. It was rejected. So the genius attorney is not on record.
The ID provided was a school card, not a BC or a passport or even a driver's license. A freaking school card.
Among the documents submitted was a collection notice for ANOTHER CLIENT. Nothing to do with the application or applicant. A letter from a bank regarding missing payments on someone else's vehicle.