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I have a question about DS-230. My husband is my agent and I am the Beneficiary (In Canada). Who sends out the DS-230 package to NVC? My husband (petitioner) or me (beneficiary)? Also, do I send all the originals (including birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc etc? I was reading the instructions for DS-230 and am confused. Please help!!!

Thanks!

I-130 Sent : July 17, 06

NOA1 : July 27

Nov 22, file is 'pending'

Nov 28, Touched

Dec 4, APPROVED!!!! ^__^

Dec 6, NVC Case Number Assigned

Dec 18, DS-3032 & AOS bill sent

Dec 21, NVC accepted choice of agent via email

Dec 22, Sent AOS bill using James' shortcuts

Dec 25, IV Bill Generated

Jan 9, Sent I-864 using James' shortcuts

Jan 15, IV bill arrived

Jan 16, IV Bill Paid

Jan 19, IV bill processed

Jan 22, I-864 being reviewed

Jan 29, Sent DS-230 using James' shortcuts

Feb 13, CASE COMPLETED!!

Apr 13, INTERVIEW - APPROVED!!

Apr 28, Entered USA, POE Vancouver. Told that my visa stamp serves as a temporary Green Card.

I-129F Sent : Aug 20, 06

NOA1 : Aug 31, 06

Oct 23, 06, received email that case forwarded to CSC

Oct 27, 06, received email saying that case has reached CSC

Nov 22, 06, note said file received and pending

Dec 13, 06, Touched with same note as above

ABANDONING K3

I-751 Sent on Jan 28, 09 to remove conditions

Feb 1 - Check cashed

Feb 25 - Biometrics

Jun 1 - Approved! (Decision date was May 26, 09)

Now waiting for green card...

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I have a question about DS-230. My husband is my agent and I am the Beneficiary (In Canada). Who sends out the DS-230 package to NVC? My husband (petitioner) or me (beneficiary)? Also, do I send all the originals (including birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc etc? I was reading the instructions for DS-230 and am confused. Please help!!!

Thanks!

The consulate will send it in your packet three if I remember correctly. You keep your documents till the interview and make copies. They will take the copies and give orignals back. Accept for the police certificate they keep.

Feb. 15/ 07 --- GC approved

Nov. 17/09 -- I-751 sent (Day 1)

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The DS-230 is not sent to the NVC. It is part of a package sent to you, the beneficiary in Canada, from the consulate (where the petition is sent after the NVC processes it). You, the beneficiary in Canada, fill out the DS-230 (and other forms) and then return it per the instructions in the package. For the K1, it had to be faxed back to the Consulate, but I cannot confirm that it is exactly the same for K3/K4. You may have to fax back part or all of it, and/or bring part or all of it with you to your interview at the consulate. You also have to fill out one for each child that would be immigrating with you, if any. Hope this helps!

-Eli-

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K-1

March 24-06------I129F sent to NSC

March 27-06------NOA1

...5 Months of waiting b/c of IMBRA ridiculousness...

September 5-06--APPROVED!! 162 days!

September 09-06-Received NOA2

January 03-07----Medical and Interview in Vancouver - APPROVED!! 285 days from filing!

January 04-07----POE at Vancouver Int'l Airport

January 12-07----Wedding Day!

AOS & EAD

February 20-07---AOS, EAD sent to Chicago

February 27-07---NOA1

March 15-07------Biometrics Appointment

May 09-07------AOS Interview - Approved pending new sponsor.

June 11-07-------Approved & Green Card Issued

Removal of Conditions

May 11-09--------I-751 Sent via FedEx Overnight

May 15-09--------Receipt date on I-797

June 16-09-------Change of Address Confirmed

...one giant address change/biometrics fuxxup later...

July 28-09--------Biometrics taken (walk-in)

July 29-09--------Touched :)

August 13-09---APPROVAL EMAIL!

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For the CR1 visa, the NVC sends out the DS-230 .... we used a lawyer and he got the papers and gave them to my hubby and then he sent them to me....

I sent them back to my hubby and he gave them to the lawyer and he mailed them off to the NVC along with all the originals (including birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc etc)....

then the NVC sets up the interview and sends your packet to Montreal....

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