How long does Form DS-260 take to process? The National Visa Center (NVC) processes most cases within three months, but this timeline can vary by case. Typically, the longer you wait to submit, the longer the form will take to process.
Can the petitioner fill out DS-260?
Yes, the petitioner can file the DS-260 on the applicant's behalf. You will need to follow the instructions for the signature.
What documents do I need to submit with DS-260?
Documents from the applicant RELATIVE.Proof of your nationality (copy of birth certificate and passport photo page)Copy of your marriage certificate (for marriage-based green cards)Copy of marriage termination documents (divorce or death certificate), if you had any prior marriages.More items...
Can the petitioner go to the interview?
Does the petitioner have to be present at the interview? No, only applicants must appear to be interviewed.
Who fills out form DS-260?
Everyone who wants to apply for a US immigrant visa must fill out the Form DS-260 online through an electronic form. The purpose of the DS-260 form is to convey information to the National Visa Center which is responsible for collecting information from you and transfer your file to a US consulate where you live.
How do I submit DS-260?
You can access the DS-260 from the Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) website, by going to Immigrant Visas.state.gov and clicking on Submit Visa Application and Civil Documents, or on the website of the U.S. embassy or consulate where you will apply.
How do I send documents to NVC?
Only email documents to NVC if instructed. Submitting documents by email when not instructed to will delay the processing of your case. Scan and save your financial forms and evidence, supporting civil documents, and translations as a PDF file. Then send them to NVCelectronic@state.gov as attachments to an email.
How can I submit my DS-260 form online?
You can access the DS-260 from the Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) website, by going to Immigrant Visas.state.gov and clicking on Submit Visa Application and Civil Documents, or on the website of the U.S. embassy or consulate where you will apply.
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