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MDM24   1

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we have picked a city for the consulate to send us my wife's visa; however, I just wanted to know if my wife can change that right after the interview while in the consulate paying for the shipping (DHL service)???

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09/07/11 - I130 Received

09/09/11 - NOA1 via text/email (rerouted to CSC)

02/27/2011 - NOA2 via text/email/website -I130 Approved!

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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,110

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moved from spousal questions to regional as it is a regional question about if they can change a mailing location.

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GlobeHopperMama   95

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It's possible, but I have heard enough horror stories about confusion with CDJ/DHL delivery in Mexico to say that if it's at all possible, it might be best to stay consistent and use the same DHL delivery location for both. Or be prepared that even if you change the location when paying DHL fees at the consulate, there's always the chance that it will still be shipped to the old address on file. I believe that has happened sometimes.

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2012, started over in Seoul: I-130 filed DCF on 7/2, I-130 approved 8/8, Medical at Yonsei Severance 11/20, IR1 appointment in November 2012.

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MDM24   1

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Thanks, I think I'll stick with the same location already chosen then..

USCIS:

09/06/11 - I130 Mailed (USPS Priority)

09/07/11 - I130 Received

09/09/11 - NOA1 via text/email (rerouted to CSC)

02/27/2011 - NOA2 via text/email/website -I130 Approved!

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