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kulayblue   1

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I live in Washington State and I'm about to file I-130 application for my parents using US Postal Service express mail (overnight delivery). Which address should I mail it to?

1. USCIS Lockbox

Attn: SAI-130

131 South Dearborn – 3rd Floor

Chicago, IL 60603-5517

2. USCIS

P.O. Box 804625

Chicago, IL 60680-4107

I-130 (IR-5) FOR BOTH PARENTS

Consulate: Manila, Philippines

09/17/09 : Mailed I-130 (through USPS Express Mail)

09/29/09 : Received NOA1 (dated 9/24)

01/21/10 : Received NOA2 (Petition Approved!)

NVC

02/04/10 : Received DS-3032 Packet in the e-mail

02/04/10 : Paid $70 AOS Fee and e-mailed DS-3032

02/06/10 : Mailed DS-3032 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/11/10 : Mailed I-864 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/16/10 : IV Bill Status Paid

02/25/10 : Mailed DS-230 Packet (through USPS Priority Mail)

03/01/10 : NVC received DS-230 Packet

03/12/10 : CASE COMPLETED

03/25/10 : Interview letter received (May 6, 2010)

04/27/10 : Medical - need to do Sputum Test (2 month delay)

07/13/10 : Interview

08/01/10 : Visa Delivered

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TayRivers   4

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I live in Washington State and I'm about to file I-130 application for my parents using US Postal Service express mail (overnight delivery). Which address should I mail it to?

1. USCIS Lockbox

Attn: SAI-130

131 South Dearborn – 3rd Floor

Chicago, IL 60603-5517

2. USCIS

P.O. Box 804625

Chicago, IL 60680-4107

You posted this in the forum for "Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America" Just want to check that you are a USC?

Oh I sent my parents I-130's to #2 using USPS Priority mail..

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I live in Washington State and I'm about to file I-130 application for my parents using US Postal Service express mail (overnight delivery). Which address should I mail it to?

1. USCIS Lockbox

Attn: SAI-130

131 South Dearborn – 3rd Floor

Chicago, IL 60603-5517

2. USCIS

P.O. Box 804625

Chicago, IL 60680-4107

Having found myself facing the same question, I opted for the obvious courier by using FedEx. Then I used option #1 above.

Mark

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kulayblue   1

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Having found myself facing the same question, I opted for the obvious courier by using FedEx. Then I used option #1 above.

Mark

Thanks Mark! Did you mail it next day delivery through FedEx? How much did it cost?

Kulayblue

I-130 (IR-5) FOR BOTH PARENTS

Consulate: Manila, Philippines

09/17/09 : Mailed I-130 (through USPS Express Mail)

09/29/09 : Received NOA1 (dated 9/24)

01/21/10 : Received NOA2 (Petition Approved!)

NVC

02/04/10 : Received DS-3032 Packet in the e-mail

02/04/10 : Paid $70 AOS Fee and e-mailed DS-3032

02/06/10 : Mailed DS-3032 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/11/10 : Mailed I-864 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/16/10 : IV Bill Status Paid

02/25/10 : Mailed DS-230 Packet (through USPS Priority Mail)

03/01/10 : NVC received DS-230 Packet

03/12/10 : CASE COMPLETED

03/25/10 : Interview letter received (May 6, 2010)

04/27/10 : Medical - need to do Sputum Test (2 month delay)

07/13/10 : Interview

08/01/10 : Visa Delivered

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kulayblue   1

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I live in Washington State and I'm about to file I-130 application for my parents using US Postal Service express mail (overnight delivery). Which address should I mail it to?

1. USCIS Lockbox

Attn: SAI-130

131 South Dearborn – 3rd Floor

Chicago, IL 60603-5517

2. USCIS

P.O. Box 804625

Chicago, IL 60680-4107

You posted this in the forum for "Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America" Just want to check that you are a USC?

Oh I sent my parents I-130's to #2 using USPS Priority mail..

Yes Tay, I'm a USC. I orginally posted it to "Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America" then I realized my mistake so I reposted it to the right forum. Sorry about that!

From the I-130 instructions... This is where we mailed ours to...

For couriers/express deliveries:

USCIS Attn: FBAS

131 South Dearborn - 3rd Floor

Chicago, IL 60603-5517

How did you send yours? FedEx, UPS, or US Postal Express mail? Thanks!

I-130 (IR-5) FOR BOTH PARENTS

Consulate: Manila, Philippines

09/17/09 : Mailed I-130 (through USPS Express Mail)

09/29/09 : Received NOA1 (dated 9/24)

01/21/10 : Received NOA2 (Petition Approved!)

NVC

02/04/10 : Received DS-3032 Packet in the e-mail

02/04/10 : Paid $70 AOS Fee and e-mailed DS-3032

02/06/10 : Mailed DS-3032 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/11/10 : Mailed I-864 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/16/10 : IV Bill Status Paid

02/25/10 : Mailed DS-230 Packet (through USPS Priority Mail)

03/01/10 : NVC received DS-230 Packet

03/12/10 : CASE COMPLETED

03/25/10 : Interview letter received (May 6, 2010)

04/27/10 : Medical - need to do Sputum Test (2 month delay)

07/13/10 : Interview

08/01/10 : Visa Delivered

TayRivers Proficient

TayRivers   4

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Having found myself facing the same question, I opted for the obvious courier by using FedEx. Then I used option #1 above.

Mark

Thanks Mark! Did you mail it next day delivery through FedEx? How much did it cost?

Kulayblue

I mailed my parents I-130's by USPS using Priority mail. It was delivered the next day and cost less than $5.00. Sent it to address #2.

kulayblue Explorer

kulayblue   1

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I have merged your two threads together so that they are in the correct place.

Tay

Thanks Tay! I was trying to delete the other one but there wasn't an option for it.

I-130 (IR-5) FOR BOTH PARENTS

Consulate: Manila, Philippines

09/17/09 : Mailed I-130 (through USPS Express Mail)

09/29/09 : Received NOA1 (dated 9/24)

01/21/10 : Received NOA2 (Petition Approved!)

NVC

02/04/10 : Received DS-3032 Packet in the e-mail

02/04/10 : Paid $70 AOS Fee and e-mailed DS-3032

02/06/10 : Mailed DS-3032 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/11/10 : Mailed I-864 (through USPS Priority Mail)

02/16/10 : IV Bill Status Paid

02/25/10 : Mailed DS-230 Packet (through USPS Priority Mail)

03/01/10 : NVC received DS-230 Packet

03/12/10 : CASE COMPLETED

03/25/10 : Interview letter received (May 6, 2010)

04/27/10 : Medical - need to do Sputum Test (2 month delay)

07/13/10 : Interview

08/01/10 : Visa Delivered

 
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