Address for AOS mailing?

[Lindsay G 0]

Help! I was just about to go mail my AOS, and I noticed that the cover sheet generated upon payment says to send to:

National Visa Center

Attn. CMR-AOS

32 Rochester Avenue

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2909

But the envelope provided in the packet I received has this address (note the zip code difference)

Attn: CMR

National Visa Center

32 Rochester Avenue

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2901

What's up with this? Do you think I should change the end zip code on the envelope and send to the one provided for on the printed Cover Sheet? I hesitate to do this, as there's a bar code on the envelope. Please offer advice asap.

Thank you!

Lindsay

[Shpat_Argjira 0]

National Visa Center

ATTN: CMR

32 Rochester Avenue

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2909

[Shpat_Argjira 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/I-864_Cover_letter

[Lindsay G 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/I-864_Cover_letter

Thanks, Shpat, for responding! I sent it off-thank god, one more step completed!

You speak Albanian? My husband tries to teach me, but the sounds are so different, it's very difficult for me to pronouce the words correctly. I do know... zemra, zemra jeme, te dua, shpirt, zoti, nana, babo, lope, gomar, stas, gezuar, noten amir, mir poshem... =) basics!

Anyways, thanks for helping.

lindsay

[nimche 8]

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/I-864_Cover_letter

Thanks, Shpat, for responding! I sent it off-thank god, one more step completed!

You speak Albanian? My husband tries to teach me, but the sounds are so different, it's very difficult for me to pronouce the words correctly. I do know... zemra, zemra jeme, te dua, shpirt, zoti, nana, babo, lope, gomar, stas, gezuar, noten amir, mir poshem... =) basics!

Anyways, thanks for helping.

lindsay

Shpat is Multi-Langs expert.

[Lindsay G 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/I-864_Cover_letter

Thanks, Shpat, for responding! I sent it off-thank god, one more step completed!

You speak Albanian? My husband tries to teach me, but the sounds are so different, it's very difficult for me to pronouce the words correctly. I do know... zemra, zemra jeme, te dua, shpirt, zoti, nana, babo, lope, gomar, stas, gezuar, noten amir, mir poshem... =) basics!

Anyways, thanks for helping.

lindsay

Shpat is Multi-Langs expert.

Wait, whoa, just saw your signature... what do you mean the embassy is reviewing 2000 applications?! Are you freakin' kidding me? How long is that going to take for you to get an interview?!?!!!

[SomeGuy4186 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/I-864_Cover_letter

Thanks, Shpat, for responding! I sent it off-thank god, one more step completed!

You speak Albanian? My husband tries to teach me, but the sounds are so different, it's very difficult for me to pronouce the words correctly. I do know... zemra, zemra jeme, te dua, shpirt, zoti, nana, babo, lope, gomar, stas, gezuar, noten amir, mir poshem... =) basics!

Anyways, thanks for helping.

lindsay

Shpat is Multi-Langs expert.

Wait, whoa, just saw your signature... what do you mean the embassy is reviewing 2000 applications?! Are you freakin' kidding me? How long is that going to take for you to get an interview?!?!!!

depends on how fast they get through 2000 interviews. in Dom Rep you get an interview about 4 months after case complete and they process like 50-100 interviews a day. do the math.. it used to take almost 2 years to get an interview, so they're definetly picking up the pace.

[Shpat_Argjira 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/I-864_Cover_letter

Thanks, Shpat, for responding! I sent it off-thank god, one more step completed!

You speak Albanian? My husband tries to teach me, but the sounds are so different, it's very difficult for me to pronouce the words correctly. I do know... zemra, zemra jeme, te dua, shpirt, zoti, nana, babo, lope, gomar, stas, gezuar, noten amir, mir poshem... =) basics!

Anyways, thanks for helping.

lindsay

He has a different dialect from the way I speak Albanian, I'm from Kosova we speak the slang the Albos in Albania speak the proper language. Sometimes when I speak to Albanians I have trouble understanding them.

Dont worry you'll learn it, it's a easy language to learn.

Tell your husband this "Ta ha veshin"

Edited October 12, 2008 by Shpat_Argjira