I could not find it in the spreadsheet!!!
DV 2018 AOS Only
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SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Really. Under “AOS process”, step 5 re the fee/ check, there is a link to the DoS page that explains it clearly.
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Yes you should.
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Hmmn, @Akramjoon was asking about the AOS fee, not the DV administrative fee which is the above step you’re referring to
I didn't include my CN in the AOS check. Would it be a problem?
ChillyPenguin
Member
Had an infopass today but the office is closed due to the snow. Will try to get another one
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Hopefully not. Including the CN makes it easier for them to identify which case/petitioner the check belongs to in the event it gets accidentally separated from the AOS package before it gets processed.
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Always a good idea to check for office closure before heading out, especially if your FO is a couple of hours away from you:
https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/uscis-office-closings
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Did you go through the Timelines spreadsheets to check if this FO is listed there?
As far as I checked, nobody was there.
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
As far as I checked, nobody was there.
How far back did you check?
2011
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Well, maybe you need to check again, there’s at least one case from that FO listed.
Hi Sm1smom,
First, I am immensely thankful for your continuous selfless help to all the AoS applicants like me.
I am writing to look for your suggestions on the translation of few documents. My birth certificate, high school, and bachelors certificate are written both my language and in English. In the first half of the certificate, everything is in my language while in the second half everything is translated into English. Do you think I need to translate my certificates separately?
Thank you.
First, I am immensely thankful for your continuous selfless help to all the AoS applicants like me.
I am writing to look for your suggestions on the translation of few documents. My birth certificate, high school, and bachelors certificate are written both my language and in English. In the first half of the certificate, everything is in my language while in the second half everything is translated into English. Do you think I need to translate my certificates separately?
Thank you.
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
My take is they need to be translated. I posted a couple of posts in response to this same question from forum members a couple of pages back - here’s one of such:
http://forums.immigration.com/threads/dv-2018-aos-only.336256/page-78#post-2468921
Hi all,
I have questions on check payment. There are two fees need to be paid, 1. is $330 DV fee per person. 2. is i485 fee $1225 per person.
Question is
1 can i use personal check to pay DV $330 fee?
2 I have total of two people to file, can I write in one check of $660? Or I should separate into two.
3. For i-485 fee, I can use personal check, correct? And it would be better to separate into two checks,right?
Thank you all
I have questions on check payment. There are two fees need to be paid, 1. is $330 DV fee per person. 2. is i485 fee $1225 per person.
Question is
1 can i use personal check to pay DV $330 fee?
2 I have total of two people to file, can I write in one check of $660? Or I should separate into two.
3. For i-485 fee, I can use personal check, correct? And it would be better to separate into two checks,right?
Thank you all
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Hello every one,
I want to send the 330 dollar DV fee. I know that it is very straighforward but I just want to make sure if I am not missing anything. Here are the documents that I am preparing:
1) I need to get a money order for 330 dollars.
2) In money order, I need to write "pay to" the U.S. Department of State and its address. Also my name and address in "from" part of the money order. In addition, I want to include my DV number in the memo.
3) Prepare an envelope which contains my address and have been stamped
4) Fill the DV fee receipt which I have received by email from KCC. In DV fee receipt I need to write my information which are my name, address, and DV number
Please let me know if I am missing anything.
Thanks
I want to send the 330 dollar DV fee. I know that it is very straighforward but I just want to make sure if I am not missing anything. Here are the documents that I am preparing:
1) I need to get a money order for 330 dollars.
2) In money order, I need to write "pay to" the U.S. Department of State and its address. Also my name and address in "from" part of the money order. In addition, I want to include my DV number in the memo.
3) Prepare an envelope which contains my address and have been stamped
4) Fill the DV fee receipt which I have received by email from KCC. In DV fee receipt I need to write my information which are my name, address, and DV number
Please let me know if I am missing anything.
Thanks
ph1ll1ipswaya
Member
Hi mom,
1. should the parents answer Yes to this question, when the claimants/beneficiaries of public assistance are citizen children ?
2. I would like to understand wether the stonger basis for answering No to the OP is the absence of claim or the fact that the children are citizen?
Thanks.