iv payments

[seventeen hearts 0]

hello friends i am back again, i make an appointment online through the ustraveldocs and it was successful and the date is may 7 2013 and my question is when am i going to pay my visa? after my interview or before my interview??? thank you very much.

[jasmine427 0]

you havent paid fee yet? as far as i know, u have to pay fee first before u can make your appointment for interview. u have your confirmation letter for your interview?

[dzyrhetom 7]

hello friends i am back again, i make an appointment online through the ustraveldocs and it was successful and the date is may 7 2013 and my question is when am i going to pay my visa? after my interview or before my interview??? thank you very much.

Hi there ,

Have you had your medical appointment scheduled at St. Lukes too? If not, you better go ahead and do that as well... Or just simply show up there the earliest possible time you can at St. Lukes clinic in Manila...

Well, as far as the payment of visa is concerned, usually you have to do it BEFORE your interview..

Goodluck!

[dzyrhetom 7]

you havent paid fee yet? as far as i know, u have to pay fee first before u can make your appointment for interview. u have your confirmation letter for your interview?

Probably its different now, the way things works at USEM..Well, she stated there on her first post that she did the interview appointment online, whereas before as far as I remembered,there's NO way you can do that, we have to call them (USEM) to set for an interview appt...Also, we had to pay the fee at any BDO branches before but now, they changed it and have to pay the visa fee at BPI....

[Darnell 8,478]

there were instructions in the appointment system on how to pay the IV fees for DCF'd casefile -

Please get back to the appointment system and review it - it's also listed in your appointment letter on 'how to pay'.

[seventeen hearts 0]

there were instructions in the appointment system on how to pay the IV fees for DCF'd casefile -

Please get back to the appointment system and review it - it's also listed in your appointment letter on 'how to pay'.

Congratulations, you have successfully scheduled an appointment. Your appointment details are below.

APPOINTMENT CONFIRMATION

APPLICANT DETAILS

Applicant Name: Visa Class: IR

Passport Number: Visa Category: All - IV

Appointment Made By: Visa Priority: Regular

Number of Applicants: 2

CONSULAR APPOINTMENT DETAILS

Date: Tuesday May 7, 2013 MANILA

Time: 06:30 1201 Roxas Blvd

MANILA,1000

DOCUMENT DELIVERY INFORMATION:

some info about the MRV payment and UID # SO confusing doesn't says there i have to pay now.... i don't know really

Instructions

Arrive at the Embassy 15 minutes before the time listed on your appointment Letter. Bring the following document with you at the Embassy for your Interview: Appointment Letter. Valid Passport. CEAC Confirmation Letter. 2” x 2” color photo in white background For the safety and security of all applicants and employees, visa applicants are NOT PERMITTED to bring any kind of electronic and battery-operated devices (cellular phone, digital camera, laptop, music player, portable game consoles such as PSP, etc.) into the U.S. Embassy. Applicants who bring such devices will be denied entry. Please check the website www.ustraveldocs.com/ph for the security policy which includes a list of additional prohibited items. Subject to conditions at www.ustraveldocs.com/ph

Edited March 22, 2013 by seventeen hearts

[Darnell 8,478]

it's my understanding that the IV fee is paid at some bank, prior to appointment day.

[seventeen hearts 0]

it's my understanding that the IV fee is paid at some bank, prior to appointment day.

i remember that we paid 420 bucks each when we file the i 130 in manila that's it

[Darnell 8,478]

that's the fee to file the I-130.

Where is your USCitizen spouse on all of this? Ask him/her to review the stuff again, as instructions for paying are available to you. I sense you're missing something very basic, and should be obvious to your spouse for 'where and how to pay the IV fees'.

[seventeen hearts 0]

that's the fee to file the I-130.

Where is your USCitizen spouse on all of this? Ask him/her to review the stuff again, as instructions for paying are available to you. I sense you're missing something very basic, and should be obvious to your spouse for 'where and how to pay the IV fees'.

his here with us all trough this thing but he doesn't really have no idea i am the one working all of this immigration thing. huhu i feel terribly lost.

[seventeen hearts 0]

his here with us all trough this thing but he doesn't really have no idea i am the one working all of this immigration thing. huhu i feel terribly lost.

Immigrant Visa Application Fees

Immigrant visa application fees may be paid in cash, traveler's check, U.S. Postal Money Order, or by major credit card at the Embassy's consular cashier if they have not been paid already to the National Visa Center (NVC) in the U.S. Payments at the Embassy may be in U.S. dollars or in Philippine pesos at the prevailing Embassy exchange rate. Each applicant, regardless of age, will require a separate fee payment. Fees are non-refundable for applications submitted and processed.

[Darnell 8,478]

Cool ! you found the answer ! I'm excited for you !

[seventeen hearts 0]

Cool ! you found the answer ! I'm excited for you !

thank you very much. i keep you guys posted. take care

[Tahoma 2,292]

Here is my understanding from someone who went through the process: since you filed your case directly with the USCIS office at the Embassy, you will pay your visa application fee at the cashier's window at the Embassy on the day of your interview, right after they fingerprint you.

[seventeen hearts 0]

Here is my understanding from someone who went through the process: since you filed your case directly with the USCIS office at the Embassy, you will pay your visa application fee at the cashier's window at the Embassy on the day of your interview, right after they fingerprint you.

hi thank you very much tahoma