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Can someone please advise me what step i have to take next.i have applied for my parents who is in India. I received a letter from NVC it says my petition has eligible for further process and it did gave me NVC case number; and i also have to pay affidavit of support processing fee of $88, which they ask me to pay online.With the letter i also received choice of address and agent form which i need help with. In the form what shoud i choose, as a petitioner should i choose my self as agent and receive all the information here in United States or should i choose i do not appoint any agent and still fill out US address of mine. and on signature of applicant who should sign. or do i have to send it to india. please help thanks

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Hello,

Can someone please advise me what step i have to take next.i have applied for my parents who is in India. I received a letter from NVC it says my petition has eligible for further process and it did gave me NVC case number; and i also have to pay affidavit of support processing fee of $88, which they ask me to pay online.With the letter i also received choice of address and agent form which i need help with. In the form what shoud i choose, as a petitioner should i choose my self as agent and receive all the information here in United States or should i choose i do not appoint any agent and still fill out US address of mine. and on signature of applicant who should sign. or do i have to send it to india. please help thanks

jpatel1218,

As for the DS-3032 (Choice of Agent), it's always in the best interest for the petitioner to choose himself/herself as Agent. This will allow the petitioner to receive all the correspondences from the NVC and respond to the inquiries right away. If the NVC sends the correspondences to the beneficiary (who is out of the USA), the process can take longer. That's why it's always be good for the petitioner to be also the agent for the beneficiary. However, the Beneficiary does still have to sign the DS-3032. You can pay the AOS fee right now even before sending the choice of agent. I hope this help.

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USCIS: I-130 Petition (Mother)
- 03/21/12: I-130 Sent via FedExpress
- 03/30/12: NOA1 Recv'd via mail
- 11/21/12: APPROVED (NOA2 mailed)
- 11/27/12: NOA2 Recv'd.

NVC (Mother)
- 11/27/12: NVC Recv'd file
- 11/29/12: NVC Case no. & IIN assigned.
- 11/30/12: AOS Bill PAID/DS 3032 emailed
- 12/04/12: AOS Package sent
- 12/07/12: DS-3032 Accepted, IV Bill PAID
- 12/11/12: IV Bill online status: "PAID".
- 12/15/12: IV Package sent.
- 12/17/12: IV Package delivered.
- 02/19/13: Missing civil documents sent
- 02/28/13: Case Complete
- 03/05/13: Per Email, Int.Date 04/10/13

U.S. EMBASSY (Mother)

- 04/02/13: Medical done & PASSED 4/8/13

- 04/10/13: Interview (AP - 221g blue: Missing docs & Medical Report

- 05/09/13: VISA ISSUED
- 06/26/13: POE - JFK NYC

USCIS: I-130 Petition (Father)
- 10/10/12: I-130 Sent-USPS Express
- 10/11/12: I-130 Delivered
- 10/16/12: Rec'd email (NOA1 mailed & File routed to NBC)
- 12/12/12: Per ISO, File routed to the Local Office (Nov 28)

- 02/07/13: RFE Letter was mailed to me this date, requesting proof of father/son relationship. (Unfortunately, I DID NOT RECEIVE A RFE LETTER)

- 03/28/13: Received NOID (Notice of Intent to Deny)

- 04/02/13: Made appointment to speak with the IO at my local office.
- 04/03/13: APPROVED (NOA2 mailed)

NVC (Father)
- 04/12/13: NVC recvd file
- 04/22/13: NVC Case no.& IIN Assigned

- 04/26/13: AOS Bill Invoced & Paid /AOS Package Sent / DS-3032 Email-Format sent

- 05/08/13: DS-3032 Accepted & IV fee Billed & Invoice Paid.

- 06/27/13: IV package sent

- 07/23/13: Case complete

- 09/09/13: Interview Date

- 11/08/13: Visa Issued

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jpatel1218,

As for the DS-3032 (Choice of Agent), it's always in the best interest for the petitioner to choose himself/herself as Agent. This will allow the petitioner to receive all the correspondences from the NVC and respond to the inquiries right away. If the NVC sends the correspondences to the beneficiary (who is out of the USA), the process can take longer. That's why it's always be good for the petitioner to be also the agent for the beneficiary. However, the Beneficiary does still have to sign the DS-3032. You can pay the AOS fee right now even before sending the choice of agent. I hope this help.

The beneficiary can EMAIL the DS-3032 to NVC. Many of us have successfully done so. NVC accepts DS-3032 email. This is the link for VJ's DS-3032 template: http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/Email_DS-3032_form

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The beneficiary can EMAIL the DS-3032 to NVC. Many of us have successfully done so. NVC accepts DS-3032 email. This is the link for VJ's DS-3032 template: http://www.visajourn...il_DS-3032_form

That's correct! However, it depends if the beneficiary can get access to the internet and knows how to use the internet. In my case, my mother (65 yrs old) does not know how to use the internet. She signed the DS-3032 form and my young brother emailed me. It was accepted.

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USCIS: I-130 Petition (Mother)
- 03/21/12: I-130 Sent via FedExpress
- 03/30/12: NOA1 Recv'd via mail
- 11/21/12: APPROVED (NOA2 mailed)
- 11/27/12: NOA2 Recv'd.

NVC (Mother)
- 11/27/12: NVC Recv'd file
- 11/29/12: NVC Case no. & IIN assigned.
- 11/30/12: AOS Bill PAID/DS 3032 emailed
- 12/04/12: AOS Package sent
- 12/07/12: DS-3032 Accepted, IV Bill PAID
- 12/11/12: IV Bill online status: "PAID".
- 12/15/12: IV Package sent.
- 12/17/12: IV Package delivered.
- 02/19/13: Missing civil documents sent
- 02/28/13: Case Complete
- 03/05/13: Per Email, Int.Date 04/10/13

U.S. EMBASSY (Mother)

- 04/02/13: Medical done & PASSED 4/8/13

- 04/10/13: Interview (AP - 221g blue: Missing docs & Medical Report

- 05/09/13: VISA ISSUED
- 06/26/13: POE - JFK NYC

USCIS: I-130 Petition (Father)
- 10/10/12: I-130 Sent-USPS Express
- 10/11/12: I-130 Delivered
- 10/16/12: Rec'd email (NOA1 mailed & File routed to NBC)
- 12/12/12: Per ISO, File routed to the Local Office (Nov 28)

- 02/07/13: RFE Letter was mailed to me this date, requesting proof of father/son relationship. (Unfortunately, I DID NOT RECEIVE A RFE LETTER)

- 03/28/13: Received NOID (Notice of Intent to Deny)

- 04/02/13: Made appointment to speak with the IO at my local office.
- 04/03/13: APPROVED (NOA2 mailed)

NVC (Father)
- 04/12/13: NVC recvd file
- 04/22/13: NVC Case no.& IIN Assigned

- 04/26/13: AOS Bill Invoced & Paid /AOS Package Sent / DS-3032 Email-Format sent

- 05/08/13: DS-3032 Accepted & IV fee Billed & Invoice Paid.

- 06/27/13: IV package sent

- 07/23/13: Case complete

- 09/09/13: Interview Date

- 11/08/13: Visa Issued

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