Electronic Processing Question

[CanAmBride 5]

Is there a specific "Subject Line" format and "File Name" format that the NVC prefers for electronic submission? I'm preparing to email in our DS-230 and supporting documents, and I want to make sure they are submitted as smoothly as possible.

Thanks!!!

[ValerieA 350]

Is there a specific "Subject Line" format and "File Name" format that the NVC prefers for electronic submission? I'm preparing to email in our DS-230 and supporting documents, and I want to make sure they are submitted as smoothly as possible.

Thanks!!!

For mine, I made the subject line MTL2010xxxxxx DS-230 and I simply called my file DS230, and that worked for me. I did not put any text in the body of the email.

Um, the xxxxxx are the last 6 digits of my case number, in case that is not clear.

[Canadiandggal 49]

I did the same.. I Put MTLxxxxxxxxxxx --"ds-230 package"

then in body I put Nvc package for "aos or ds230" then all the petitioners and Ben's information such as name,email address and date of birth.

Edited May 12, 2010 by Canadiandggal

[kaya541 1]

Always start the subject line with your case # (I too followed that with the document name, i.e. DS230) and in the body of the email list the petitioner and beneficiaries names, email addr's, and DOB's.

[bwoo 1]

Always start the subject line with your case # (I too followed that with the document name, i.e. DS230) and in the body of the email list the petitioner and beneficiaries names, email addr's, and DOB's.

I did the same thing, basically you need to include all the same information as you would if you called the NVC and spoke to an operator. Case number, names, email addresses, and DOBs for both petitioner and beneficiary.