sending papers to california

[mirjan 0]

does anyone know the best way of sending the G325a form and letter of intent?and what courier?

thanks in advance for the input......

Edited September 5, 2007 by mirjan

[YuAndDan 153]

If in the USA the USE The United States Post office is just fine, send Priority Mail, Certified, with Signature card.

USCIS

California Service Center

P.O. Box 10130

Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-0130

If from outside the country, USE FED-EX

USCIS

California Service Center

24000 Avila Road

2nd Floor, Room 2312

Laguna Niguel, CA 92677

You should be sending more than just those 2 items, they should be attached to a I-129F petition or to a copy of RFE letter.

Edited September 5, 2007 by YuAndDan

[Jasman0717 9]

Claudeth just put it in a big envelope and mailed it to me. It took about 3 weeks. You might check with the Filipino post office to see if they have any priority service with the USPS.

[DeeZee 0]

i used UPS to send papers to my fiancé. it took 4 days and costs around P1000++.

[todd1000 0]

my girlfriend sent me hers by Lbc and i recieved it in 3 days i think it cost around 1100 peso's

[jj119 0]

LBC is about the cheapest and fastest way. It gets handed over to Fed-Ex as it leave manila I assume because Fed-Ex delivered to me and was a total of 2.5 days. Now if I could send to the philippines in under 3 days for less than $75 let me know. Express mail from the USPS takes about 2-3 weeks since my wife lives are away from Manila.

[mirjan 0]

Thanks guysssss

[Eddie&Mary 0]

While I was in California, I sent documents to the Philippines with LBC. I can not remember the exact cost but I think it was less than $20. They have a number of LBC offices throughout California. Hope it helps!