NVC Filers - June 2014

[indiandude1111 27]

in part 5 sponsor's household size: it should be '1' for qs 1, 1 for yourself and "0" for if u r married?

I asked this question earlier today and someone replied and it made sense to me.

You don't count your spouse twice as they have already been counted for as the Intending immigrant.

I have put n/a on it and tomorrow I'm mailing out my package.

[ColGil 126]

I don't want to offend anyone because there are a few people who answer questions that have been asked before with kindness and compassion and your one of them. I just wanted to acknowledge that and thank you for being such a kind person.

I am always concerned and wonder about those that only answer some people when congratulated etc, seems very clickish, makes me feel I'm back in elementary school.

Thank you Soloenta for your kind words.

I must admit, I do skirt over the questions I don't know the answers to, but I remember what I was like at the start of this process and many of those who were at the stage we are at now were answering my questions but have now moved into the interview forums. This forum has hit a quiet patch and would hate for someone to be stuck, delayed or checklisted. We are all in this together!

[indiandude1111 27]

can u help me with beneficiary's mailing address please? i m sorry i m so anxious i dont want to make my husband filling out the form wrong.

beneficiary's mailing address should be Pakistan. You are not here in the U.S. yet so how can you write a U.S. address?

Unless if you are already here and doing Adjustment of Status.

[JeffInMX 157]

This maybe be a dumb question too but are we supposed to use zip code or postal code? (why does this seem so difficult? haha)

[Leebea 23]

Hi called last night the representative that i talked to told me that our papers are not yet reviewed at that moment but will be in a couple of days, they scanned our aos may 13th then today my husband got an email from NVC and he said he doesnt know what that email means so im guessing its a false checklist heres the screenshot pls let me know if its really a false or real checklist

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For sure it is a False checklist! your AOS was accepted!

[ColGil 126]

in the immigrant address they have a dropbox for state. but my state isnt mentioned there they are just giving america's states so i m cobfused. husband is arguing that my mailing address should be america's one not pakistan. which one should it be?

On my AOS (I'm the beneficiary) my spouse wrote my mailing address here in the UK, but was able to put N/A for the state.

I am wondering the same thing! I am wondering this for my address and my spouse's address because we both live together in Mexico.

I would imagine it would be the same advice as above as on both beneficiary and sponsor information there is a "country" option, implying it doesn't need to be an address in the USA.

[samreen23 461]

If it's information for you I think it's number 2 or 3 on section 1 it's on the right hand side that is for you the Beneficiary if not mistaken and yes it has one for state but you can type in city and province also postal code. I had to add a letter for my husbands address because it didn't fit. Please specify by number and section and Form I know yours is AOS then question then you'll get a good answer.

part 2 about the principal immigrant where they ask for mailing address. husband is putting down his address since its a US address and he thinks it will be easier to mail but i m not sure :/

[ColGil 126]

Hi called last night the representative that i talked to told me that our papers are not yet reviewed at that moment but will be in a couple of days, they scanned our aos may 13th then today my husband got an email from NVC and he said he doesnt know what that email means so im guessing its a false checklist heres the screenshot pls let me know if its really a false or real checklist

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Looks like a false one!

This maybe be a dumb question too but are we supposed to use zip code or postal code? (why does this seem so difficult? haha)

I don't understand the question, in what context are you referring to?

[JeffInMX 157]

On my AOS (I'm the beneficiary) my spouse wrote my mailing address here in the UK, but was able to put N/A for the state.

I would imagine it would be the same advice as above as on both beneficiary and sponsor information there is a "country" option, implying it doesn't need to be an address in the USA.

Thank you! I will probably just hand write it in.

[MoBar65 520]

in the immigrant address they have a dropbox for state. but my state isnt mentioned there they are just giving america's states so i m cobfused. husband is arguing that my mailing address should be america's one not pakistan. which one should it be?

I am wondering the same thing! I am wondering this for my address and my spouse's address because we both live together in Mexico.

If you're talking about the DS-260 form and the Permanent Address there, then it should be a US address as that's where the GC will be sent. That's the only place where the form insists upon a US address. You could put in a friend/relative address for now, and change it at interview, at POE or after POE with USCIS change of address procedure.

[JeffInMX 157]

I don't understand the question, in what context are you referring to?

On the I-864, in the spaces for information about the sponsor and beneficiary, there is a space to put a zip code and there is also a space for a postal code. What would be the difference?

[ColGil 126]

If you're talking about the DS-260 form and the Permanent Address there, then it should be a US address as that's where the GC will be sent. That's the only place where the form insists upon a US address. You could put in a friend/relative address for now, and change it at interview, at POE or after POE with USCIS change of address procedure.

Ah yes, sorry I think I was confused and though it was a question about the AOS.

Yes, you would want the mailing address which the GC would be sent to for now. What MoBar65 said

[ColGil 126]

On the I-864, in the spaces for information about the sponsor and beneficiary, there is a space to put a zip code and there is also a space for a postal code. What would be the difference?

So there is. We started to complete the I-184 and switched to the I-184EZ which is slightly different so I hadn't picked up on that. I just figured that in the UK we call them post codes so only used that one for my address, and put N/A in the State and Zip Code fields. For US address we did State and Zip code, then N/A in the postal code field

Edited June 19, 2014 by ColGil

[Sukie 1,444]

On the I-864, in the spaces for information about the sponsor and beneficiary, there is a space to put a zip code and there is also a space for a postal code. What would be the difference?

Zip Code is a US postal code. ONLY use the Zip Code field if you are using a US address. Use the postal code field for any other country.

ZIP is an acronym for "Zone Improvement Plan" - a plan to move mail faster....

Susan in Oz

[ColGil 126]

Zip Code is a US postal code. ONLY use the Zip Code field if you are using a US address. Use the postal code field for any other country.

ZIP is an acronym for "Zone Improvement Plan" - a plan to move mail faster....

Susan in Oz

Well, I always wondered why they called it a zip code. I've said it today already, but I'll say it again. Every day is a school day!