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Bring packet 3 to Emabassy

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Hi,

I am working on a DCF for my wife here in Thailand. For the I-130 we went to Immigration here in Bangkok and they went though it and we got approval in less than 2 weeks.

Now we are almost done with Packet 3 and I am wondering if we can take the packet directly to the Embassy, or do we have to mail it?

If we bring it in, will someone check it there or will they just take it and say "We will get back to you"?

If I do mail it, Should I make them sign for it?

Thanks,

David

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Got My answer:

Dear Mr.(ExpatDave):

After the visa applicant has already obtained documents listed in the Packet 3 checklist, the checklist and Packet 3 documents have to be returned to the Immigrant Visa Unit by mail only. Due to the large volume of applicants, the IV Unit does not accept the returned Packet 3 documents by walk-in channel and cannot review the documents prior to the interview appointment. Please returned the Packet 3 documents to this mailing address.

U.S. Embassy

Consular Section

Immigrant Visa Unit

95 Wireless road

Bangkok 10330

Regards,

Correspondence Unit

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About to answer, you've got it already :) Wish you don't have to wait too long for the interview date :thumbs:

CR-1: DCF ROC: California Service Center Naturalization

Apr-01-2011 Submitted I-130 at USCIS Bangkok July-09-2013 Mailed I-751 to California Service Center Sep-04-2014 Mailed N400 to Phoenix Lockbox
Apr-29-2011 RFE (husband forgot to include photos - -") July-10-2013 NOA1 Sep-06-2014 Package delivered

Sep-09-2014 NOA date

May-03-2011 Sent photos to USCIS Bangkok Aug-05-2013 Biometrics appointment Sep-11-2014 Check cashed

May-30-2011 Notice of Approval from USCIS Bangkok Sep-12-2014 Biometric letter
Oct-24-2013 Date of decision, Approved!
Jun-02-2011 Received package 3 and case number Oct-01-2014 Biometrics appointment
Jun-23-2011 Sent package 3 to IV unit Bangkok Nov-8-2013 New card arrived Oct-14-2014 Pre-Interview (Yellow) Letter

Jul-15-2011 Received package 4 and acknowledgment of interview date Jan-20-2015 Interview letter

Jul-23-2011 Medical Examination
Mar-09-2015 Interview date

Sep-12-2011 Interview date, Approved!
Sep-15-2011 Visa in hand Apr-09-2015 Oath Ceremony
Sep-19-2011 POE

Oct-11-2011 Greencard in hand

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