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CR1 visa type _I-130 Submission, et. al. - all in one go ??

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Kiwilicious   0

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Hi there ,

I am in the process of fine-tuning my documents and plan to submit everything(- I-130, I-486- Affidavit of support, police certificates, G-325A,, DS230, DS3032) in one go to USCIS.

Has anyone done this ? What could be the repurcussions ?

Thanks a lot for those who will reply :)

Regards,

Francisco

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Vic20r   14

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Here's a guide for you

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

I-130 Submitted ---- 09/16/2011

NOA 1 ---- 09/21/2011

I-130 Approved ------ 04/30/2013

NVC Case Number -- 05/14/2013

Medical Exam ------ 05/28/2013

Case Complete ------- 08/06/2013

Interview -------- 09/09/2013

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POE SFO ------------- 10/21/2013

Delays maybe inevitable, but misery is optional!

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canadian_wife   1,822

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No repercussions, but if it is not required at USCIS you'll have to send all that stuff again. You are basically doing twice the work

A lot of those forms aren't even supposed to go to USCIS so they will be disregarded and then outdated by the time it gets to NVC, your police certificate will be out of date as well.

good luck

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Vic20r   14

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The I-130, G325A and other supporting documents will be mailed to USCIS..The DS-230, DS3032, Affidavit of Support and IV will follow after your I-130 is approved

I-130 Submitted ---- 09/16/2011

NOA 1 ---- 09/21/2011

I-130 Approved ------ 04/30/2013

NVC Case Number -- 05/14/2013

Medical Exam ------ 05/28/2013

Case Complete ------- 08/06/2013

Interview -------- 09/09/2013

Visa Arrived ---------- 10/17/2013

POE SFO ------------- 10/21/2013

Delays maybe inevitable, but misery is optional!

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I would highly recommend you to NOT do that. If anything, all those extra forms that are really meant for NVC are just going to confuse whoever gets your casefile at USCIS, and it could really delay your case. Just send what's recommended and wait to send the other things until they're needed at the NVC stage. Sending all of them at once will in no way help you, and may very well slow things down.

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dwheels76   5,468

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Hi there ,

I am in the process of fine-tuning my documents and plan to submit everything(- I-130, I-486- Affidavit of support, police certificates, G-325A,, DS230, DS3032) in one go to USCIS.

Has anyone done this ? What could be the repurcussions ?

Thanks a lot for those who will reply smile.png

Regards,

Francisco

You could jack yourself up and get rejected. You just follow the guides. It's not like you get a fast track cuz you submitted all forms. I-864 (not I-486 Affidavit of support), DS-3032 and DS-230 of for NVC a totally different body.

Just do what is required and send what is asked. And also to USCIS only send copies NO ORIGINALS.

And of course the correct fee $420

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Darnell Grand Master

Darnell   8,478

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Kiwilicious - I recommend you not 'send all'

Instead, I suggest you study LingChe in the wiki, nowish.

Then, when yer done studying, submit the I-130 packet sans all NVC documents.

Sometimes my language usage seems confusing - please feel free to 'read it twice', just in case !
Ya know, you can find the answer to your question with the advanced search tool, when using a PC? Ditch the handphone, come back later on a PC, and try again.

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