IV Application Processing Fee

[SherryBeth66 0]

Does anyone know, does my American husband send this, or do I as the applicant have to send in the cheque for this? Is there any reason, it would not be accepted if he sent it in?

[pushbrk 13,073]

Does anyone know, does my American husband send this, or do I as the applicant have to send in the cheque for this? Is there any reason, it would not be accepted if he sent it in?

For CR1 visa, the US Citizen sends in the visa fee when requested.

Your timeline indicates a K3 visa.

For K3 visa, a non-immigrant visa fee is paid, usually at interview time according to the instructions given by the Consulate. It is paid in local currency. No "sending".

[SherryBeth66 0]

I'm not sure how to show anything about my timeline yet. And I do beleive it is a K3, and the paper work I have now from NVC, says IR1. This is the application processing fee bill sent from NVC. One for myself and each of my children. Does it make any difference, who sends the cheque in with the payment portions, the applicant or the petitioner? Maybe that is a little more clear. I"m over tired and kind of upset at the moment, sorry, and thank you for your response.

[pushbrk 13,073]

I'm not sure how to show anything about my timeline yet. And I do beleive it is a K3, and the paper work I have now from NVC, says IR1. This is the application processing fee bill sent from NVC. One for myself and each of my children. Does it make any difference, who sends the cheque in with the payment portions, the applicant or the petitioner? Maybe that is a little more clear. I"m over tired and kind of upset at the moment, sorry, and thank you for your response.

Yes, if you are getting bills from NVC, that would be for CR1 or IR1. Just follow the instructions for payment. It doesn't matter where the money comes from as long as it the form of payment and address sent is as instructed. The first bill for affidavit of support fees can definitely be a personal check or money order in US funds. The IV fee bill will come separately with its own instructions.

[mc2000ch 0]

Does anyone know, does my American husband send this, or do I as the applicant have to send in the cheque for this? Is there any reason, it would not be accepted if he sent it in?

i don't think it matters, unless they say pay it at the interview.

[simple_male 1]

I'm not sure how to show anything about my timeline yet. And I do beleive it is a K3, and the paper work I have now from NVC, says IR1. This is the application processing fee bill sent from NVC. One for myself and each of my children. Does it make any difference, who sends the cheque in with the payment portions, the applicant or the petitioner? Maybe that is a little more clear. I"m over tired and kind of upset at the moment, sorry, and thank you for your response.

Yes, if you are getting bills from NVC, that would be for CR1 or IR1. Just follow the instructions for payment. It doesn't matter where the money comes from as long as it the form of payment and address sent is as instructed. The first bill for affidavit of support fees can definitely be a personal check or money order in US funds. The IV fee bill will come separately with its own instructions.

Well said. One thing, NVC does not accept personal check, it only accepts money order or cashier check drawn on a US Bank.

[pushbrk 13,073]

I'm not sure how to show anything about my timeline yet. And I do beleive it is a K3, and the paper work I have now from NVC, says IR1. This is the application processing fee bill sent from NVC. One for myself and each of my children. Does it make any difference, who sends the cheque in with the payment portions, the applicant or the petitioner? Maybe that is a little more clear. I"m over tired and kind of upset at the moment, sorry, and thank you for your response.

Yes, if you are getting bills from NVC, that would be for CR1 or IR1. Just follow the instructions for payment. It doesn't matter where the money comes from as long as it the form of payment and address sent is as instructed. The first bill for affidavit of support fees can definitely be a personal check or money order in US funds. The IV fee bill will come separately with its own instructions.

Well said. One thing, NVC does not accept personal check, it only accepts money order or cashier check drawn on a US Bank.

Oh, that's right. No checks to NVC. I just verified I paid the two $70 bills with money orders. Got the IV fee bills but never paid them because my k3 case raced ahead.