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Filing I-30 and G-325a via mail

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dquimbyGGG Rookie

dquimbyGGG   0

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I am married to an Brazilian, and oviously I want her to come to the U.S. Someone told me today that you can't mail in the forms. Maybe only electronical filing? I had never heard anything like this before. Right has I have everything ready to send someone has to drop a bomb. So is this true? Also if I hire a lawyer will the precessing time be cut at all? I'm very curious about everything any info would help. THNX

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pushbrk   13,044

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I am married to an Brazilian, and oviously I want her to come to the U.S. Someone told me today that you can't mail in the forms. Maybe only electronical filing? I had never heard anything like this before. Right has I have everything ready to send someone has to drop a bomb. So is this true? Also if I hire a lawyer will the precessing time be cut at all? I'm very curious about everything any info would help. THNX

The I-130 and G325a for your spouse CANNOT be filed online. You mail them in along with all supporting documentation. See the guides for more details.

No, hiring a lawyer won't speed up the processing time but it might slow it down.

You posted this in the K1 fiance visa forum. A moderator will probably move it to the correct forum soon.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Bangladesh
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I agree, pushbrk.

I am married to an Brazilian, and oviously I want her to come to the U.S. Someone told me today that you can't mail in the forms. Maybe only electronical filing? I had never heard anything like this before. Right has I have everything ready to send someone has to drop a bomb. So is this true? Also if I hire a lawyer will the precessing time be cut at all? I'm very curious about everything any info would help. THNX

The I-130 and G325a for your spouse CANNOT be filed online. You mail them in along with all supporting documentation. See the guides for more details.

No, hiring a lawyer won't speed up the processing time but it might slow it down.

You posted this in the K1 fiance visa forum. A moderator will probably move it to the correct forum soon.

I-130 Timeline with USCIS:

It took 92 days for I-130 to get approved from the filing date

NVC Process of I-130:

It took 78 days to complete the NVC process

Interview Process at The U.S. Embassy

Interview took 223 days from the I-130 filing date. Immigrant Visa was issued right after the interview

 
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