Stupid question regarding sending forms to NVC

[santoshaparna 0]

Rather than waiting for the NVC to generate all the forms one by one, would it be an issue if we send them all the forms at the same time to save time. Thanks.

[aussiewench 9]

I wouldnt advise doing that. There is a process and one must follow that process. You can save time by following the shortcuts thread (the link is in my signature). Besides not all the bills/forms etc get mailed to the same address.

[santoshaparna 0]

has anyone tried it?

[aussiewench 9]

has anyone tried it?

And how do you handle the IV Bill when that cant be self generated? Thats just an example. Seriously though if you send something before it has been generated there is no record of it within their system and could very well delay your case. But if your intent on being a guinea pig.....let us know the result

[simple_male 1]

Rather than waiting for the NVC to generate all the forms one by one, would it be an issue if we send them all the forms at the same time to save time. Thanks.

It is not a good idea. I would not recommend it. In fact, that could delay your case. You can send something, if it is generated by NVC, for example, DS 3032, DS 230, etc. Remember, NVC never asks us to send everytihng at once. It is a step by step process.

[girl 37 7]

As mentioned in another thread, I accidentally sent the DS-3032 by email immediately after our case number was assigned and they ignored it. They accepted another email the day after the DS-3032 was generated.

Then there are things like the AOS fee bill that gets returned to St Louis but is then forwarded to New Hampshire where they enter it into *their* system, and the I-864 gets generated. I wouldn't want my petition, documents, and $$ floating around without anyone knowing what to do with them. Seems like there are enough slip-ups when everything's done in order.