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hello... someone please help me clarify something... since i will be petitioning my husband who currently and legally lives in Dubai but is a filipino citizen... Abu dhabi would be the closest immigration to him... now the problem is, how will he then receive mails from uscis if there is no such thing as "postal mails" in dubai... someone please help me

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ecuador
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2 minutes ago, kris&me said:

Original receipt will come to address of USC here in the states 

after that they do all by email

that and doing the scanning to the CEAC is a lot easier than waiting for things like the criminal reports to be mailed from there and then mailing them to NVC
all is changing in the way the system works and some things are for the better

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Just now, kris&me said:

that and doing the scanning to the CEAC is a lot easier than waiting for things like the criminal reports to be mailed from there and then mailing them to NVC
all is changing in the way the system works and some things are for the better

sorry... im not understanding... what is CEAC?

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ecuador
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26 minutes ago, Khendall Hart said:

sorry... im not understanding... what is CEAC?

when you get the 1st step of immigration your application goes to USCIS

after they approve (that all documents are in order not an appoval for the visa),  the packet goes to NVC (national visa center)  and you will log onto a site called CEAC to submit the AOS and IV application and supporting documents like IRS transcripts and criminal reports from his native country and where he lives now, etc

 

make yourself aware of all the steps and fees you will pay by reading the guide above or the USCIS site 

go to the home page here and at the top use the drop down box for instuctions for CR1 as you say husband

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Just now, kris&me said:

when you get the 1st step of immigration your application goes to USCIS

after they approve (that all documents are in order not an appoval for the visa),  the packet goes to NVC (national visa center)  and you will log onto a site called CEAC to submit the AOS and IV application and supporting documents like IRS transcripts and criminal reports from his native country and where he lives now, etc

oh ok... got it thank.... so this means he needs to get criminal reports from both countries... omg.. ty so much. you are a life saver

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ecuador
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27 minutes ago, Khendall Hart said:

oh ok... got it thank.... so this means he needs to get criminal reports from both countries... omg.. ty so much. you are a life saver

VJ is the life saver 

members here are ready and willing to help 

just give as much info as you can when asking a question

and read the portal for your embassy with the embassy reviews  - helps a lot

 
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