How to check Inland Application if you have Representative?

[Calm2019]

Hello everyone!

Anyone knows how to check Inland Soousal Sponsorship application if you have representative? Or is there anyway to check it?

Any inputs and share is highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance! God bless us all

 

[starnaenae]

You have to ask your rep to link the account then request updates from the rep

 

[Calm2019]

Okay th

You have to ask your rep to link the account then request updates from the rep[/QUOT

You have to ask your rep to link the account then request updates from the rep

okay thanks!

 

[Qwertypod]

You have to ask your rep to link the account then request updates from the rep

I had to show my rep how to link our application

 

[starnaenae]

I had to show my rep how to link our application

I would suggest getting a new rep then. This is the most basic of basic thing and exactly why we did the app ourselves

 

[Calm2019]

I had to show my rep how to link our application

Did you ask your representative to link your app? For sure they know how to do it

 

[Qwertypod]

Did you ask your representative to link your app? For sure they know how to do it

Mine didn't. I had to walk him through what info to put in so that he could find our application to link it haha. Trust me, after everything I've gone through trying to find it myself, it was more funny than frustrating.

 

[kcward7]

Did you ask your representative to link your app? For sure they know how to do it

You'd be surprised. Linking someone's app is on the very bottom of the priority list - most reps couldn't care less about doing this, and many aren't all that familiar.

 

[Qwertypod]

I would suggest getting a new rep then. This is the most basic of basic thing and exactly why we did the app ourselves

I'm actually quite happy we went with a rep. We were on a very tight deadline and couldn't afford to have it returned because of a missed signature or a mispayment. Linking isn't that huge of a deal to me, we were always able to call the phone service and check our status that way.

 

[kcward7]

I'm actually quite happy we went with a rep. We were on a very tight deadline and couldn't afford to have it returned because of a missed signature or a mispayment. Linking isn't that huge of a deal to me, we were always able to call the phone service and check our status that way.

Using a rep does not mitigate missed signatures or mispayment, they screw up all the time. We had an extremely reputable rep who nearly cost us the application and a refusal because of their ridiculous errors (that didn't come to light until 7 months in). Glad that your app wasn't returned, but don't think your immune to mistakes, problems, or delays just because you have a rep.

 

[Qwertypod]

Using a rep does not mitigate missed signatures or mispayment, they screw up all the time. We had an extremely reputable rep who nearly cost us the application and a refusal because of their ridiculous errors (that didn't come to light until 7 months in). Glad that your app wasn't returned, but don't think your immune to mistakes, problems, or delays just because you have a rep.

Totally agree, it's hit or miss. I personally think our rep is a bit of a dope, but we were able to sit with him and double check everything and he kept us from 'overworking' our application, which was some help at least.

 

[Calm2019]

Mine didn't. I had to walk him through what info to put in so that he could find our application to link it haha. Trust me, after everything I've gone through trying to find it myself, it was more funny than frustrating.

Omg that’s right stay cool