brainweaver Posted April 12, 2017 Report Share Posted April 12, 2017 I had applied for my H1 extension (I-129 extension) through my employer. This was approved and I received a notice of action I-797A, around 2 weeks back. Along with my extension, dependent extension (H4 extension) was also applied for my wife and son by submitting form I-539. This I-539 had my wife as the primary applicant and my son's details were in Supplement A. My wife's approval has come through and I have received a notice of action I-797A for her 2 weeks back. My son's extension has not come so far. I never even got a receipt I-797C for him. His I-94 will expire on 8-May-2017. I called up USCIS call center and they stated that they don't see my son's application. I double checked with my employer and they shared the scanned copy of all documents sent to USCIS. It looks like USCIS has missed something. Can someone guide me on what I should do to take care of this issue and what are my options. Thanks in advance. Link to comment
shekar11# Posted April 18, 2017 Report Share Posted April 18, 2017 On 4/12/2017 at 11:42 AM, brainweaver said: I had applied for my H1 extension (I-129 extension) through my employer. This was approved and I received a notice of action I-797A, around 2 weeks back. Along with my extension, dependent extension (H4 extension) was also applied for my wife and son by submitting form I-539. This I-539 had my wife as the primary applicant and my son's details were in Supplement A. My wife's approval has come through and I have received a notice of action I-797A for her 2 weeks back. My son's extension has not come so far. I never even got a receipt I-797C for him. His I-94 will expire on 8-May-2017. I called up USCIS call center and they stated that they don't see my son's application. I double checked with my employer and they shared the scanned copy of all documents sent to USCIS. It looks like USCIS has missed something. Can someone guide me on what I should do to take care of this issue and what are my options. Thanks in advance. Apply again or try going out of country and get his H-4 stamped using your approved I-797. Link to comment
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