Waiting for NOA2

[Pallares 0]

Right now I am waiting for my NOA2 and for my case to be sent to the NVC, but I want to start getting things together that I will need for the next step. One big question I have is what things I am going to have to pay for, from here on out, and the amount I will be paying? I just have to budget my money and knowing this information will really help. Thanks

[dwheels76 5,468]

Right now I am waiting for my NOA2 and for my case to be sent to the NVC, but I want to start getting things together that I will need for the next step. One big question I have is what things I am going to have to pay for, from here on out, and the amount I will be paying? I just have to budget my money and knowing this information will really help. Thanks

Here's the NVC Process wiki. About all you need and all.

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Process

For the prices here it is in a nut shell.

AOS - Affidavit of Support - $120

IV Bill Fee - $325

Medical (check your countries portal info page here on VJ has prices) $------

Visa fee (paid after interview to process green card ) - $165

Edited January 23, 2015 by dwheels76

[mrskvelasco 30]

The fee for NVC is $445 ($120 for AOS fee and $325 for IV fee)

see this guide: http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Process

the rest of the process as far as interview travel costs and medical exam costs may differ

[Pallares 0]

thanks. That helped a lot. do you know, maybe, an estimated amount for the medical. Just so I know around how much I need to save. I need to know because I am only employed at a seasonal job so I have to be sure to save all the money I will need. I appreciate all the helpful information

[Pallares 0]

Nevermind. I guess you already sent me that info, I just didn't see it at first. Thanks again

[v4b 46]

Don't forget the cost of sending the documents to NVC if you want to use express delivery, that can be quite expensive.

[Pallares 0]

Oh ok. Thanks

[mallafri76 1,012]

Plus the cost of attaining a police transcript to show that you have no convictions.