I want to ask if I can send the same forms I sent to san antonio that was returned back to me to the chicago lockbox

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   Karen-Lee PollakPro

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   Answered July 04, 2012 07:43. Depends on why they were sent back to you. If it was because it was sent to wrong address make sure all supporting documents are there.

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   Robert West

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   Answered July 04, 2012 08:49. if they go to Chicago, then yes.

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   Answered July 04, 2012 08:13. It depends on what forms you tried to file.
   
   Meet with an attorney ... it will be a good investment.
   
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   Edward Young

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   Answered July 10, 2012 19:44. I agree with my colleagues. You need to meet with an attorney to discover why they were sent back. Most immigration attorneys, including me, offer free consultations and payment plans. Your immigration status is very important and you should not jeopardize it with incomplete and/or incorrect filings.

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