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Hi everyone!

I am even more confused now! I received the packet from the Sydney consulate today and it has confused me even further. Lorelle, I read your posting with your discussion to the consulate and I just want to clarify a few things in my crazy mind!!! :unsure:

1) If I want to start the process, the paperwork says that I have to bring the I-30 paperwork in person is that correct? No mailing that sucker?

2) Lorelle, I read in your posting that you can do everything in one day.....how do I do that without filing the I-30? Do I send that in with the Dpaperwork?

3) If I choose, could I go to the Consulate to file the I-30 and then come back to Queenlsand and then wait for the interview date up here?

AHHHHHHH, I need a strong Aussie beer right now!!

Thanks to all out there!

Jackie :help:

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lol Jackie, you poor buggar........here have a beer vb_beer_31879.gifdeclare4oq.gif

Ok...look at the steps in the post you refer to (which Im presuming is the DCF one by Aussielad that I reposted)

You have received the I-130 packet and packet 3, yes? That being the case you send off DS-230 part 1 AND part 2, not signing part 2. This opens your case and gets you a case number. This enable you to do it on the one day (interview) once you have your medical done as you will have everything with you (I-130, G-325A's, medical, police certificates etc)

DS-2001 ( letter stating you are ready for your interview) gets you the interview date.

So to answer your questions.....

1) If I want to start the process, the paperwork says that I have to bring the I-30 paperwork in person is that correct? No mailing that sucker?

Nope. Have it at interview.

2) Lorelle, I read in your posting that you can do everything in one day.....how do I do that without filing the I-30? Do I send that in with the Dpaperwork?

Nope.....it will be approved *knock on wood* same day.....see above

3) If I choose, could I go to the Consulate to file the I-30 and then come back to Queenlsand and then wait for the interview date up here?

Yes, that is whats called a walkin....see Aussielads post on the disadvatages of doing that.

Karo just recently did DCF so it is all still fresh in her mind. I'm going by what I have learnt reading over the past 12 months. So if Im out with anything Im sure Karo or another member will be along to correct.

Hope have helped some.

Lorelle

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Hi! here to help :)

Are you the USC or the Aussie??

The whole thing about DCF is that you ARE filing the I-130 in person - that's why it's DIRECT. The whole thing CAN be done in one day!

HEre's what Stewart and I did. (He is the AUssie, i'm the USC)

We got married first - and then started the process.

1. Mailed in ALL the D forms...PLUS a letter asking for specific dates for our interview...It just said, I (the USC) will only be there for dates x,y,z so can we get one of those.

2. We got a letter back saying yes! And we got our second choice.

3. As soon as we sent off the D forms, Stewart got to work on his medical and police checks. I got to work on the I-864 and the I-130 and the G-325

4. I flew to Oz and we flew to Sydney together. On the day of our interview, first we filed, in person, the I-130 (That's when the USC HAS to be there...) and all other paperwork. 20 minutes later we had our "interview" and 10 mins later we walked out with an approval.

I hope this helps a bit - if you have any other questions PLEASE ask :) As Lorelle said I JUST did it, so it's still fresh :)

Finally finished with immigration in 2012!

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