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DS-3032

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Tony Antony   2

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Can I submit DS-3032 by e-mail? Do I have to fill one out or is it optional? Can I (petitioner) be listed as the agent? What if I'm not "living" in the U.S. now? I work in Kuwait, and my wife is in India. I do have a mailing address in U.S. though.

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Tony

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Can I submit DS-3032 by e-mail? Do I have to fill one out or is it optional? Can I (petitioner) be listed as the agent? What if I'm not "living" in the U.S. now? I work in Kuwait, and my wife is in India. I do have a mailing address in U.S. though.

Thank you,

Tony

Yes,you can submit by email. Most people choose the USC petitioner as the agent. Not sure how it works if you are out of the country though...


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Filing based on 3yrs/USC Spouse. 3 year residency anniversary is in August 2014. Filed immediately after the 90-day early filing mark (May 2014)


05/06/2014 - Mailed N-400

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don't you have a address in the us, or your family can receive your mail,you can E>mail the ds-3020 choice of agent, and you are the agent, that means that you will be getting all the mail from uscis and nvc, as agent,and when you need your address on all the forms,if your applying for cr-1 what address are you living in the us on the forms.file the G-1145.

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