What are the fees at the Consulate in Ciudad Juarez Mexico?

[bittbook 0]

Maybe I'm posting this in the wrong spot, I hope not.

Well, we are almost ready for my fiance to go to his visa interview at the consulate in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. We are trying to be as prepared as possible but have been getting really confused about what kind of fees we will have to pay. I've tried looking up information in the documents provided from the consulate website but others have stated that they paid more or less at their interviews.

Does anyone know how much money we should be prepared to pay for the consular processing fee and the medical exam? Any other fees that we are not aware of would be good to know about as well. Also, what is the best way to pay for everything? Cash? Credit? Dollars, pesos?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

[L&V 1]

Common Immigrant Visa Fees -----> http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/hivcosts.html

Immigrant Visa Schedule --------> http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/appt_schedule_content.html

The Day of the Interview -------> http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/k_step3.html

Medical Examination and Vaccines: http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/final-interview-and-medical-exam.html

Payment:

Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express cards are accepted.

Cash payments are accepted in U.S. dollars or pesos.

The only checks accepted from Mexico are from Banamex.

To reduce the risk of fraud or theft, the Consulate recommends that cash not be used to pay for consular services.

[Kimchimex 8]

Maybe I'm posting this in the wrong spot, I hope not.

Well, we are almost ready for my fiance to go to his visa interview at the consulate in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. We are trying to be as prepared as possible but have been getting really confused about what kind of fees we will have to pay. I've tried looking up information in the documents provided from the consulate website but others have stated that they paid more or less at their interviews.

Does anyone know how much money we should be prepared to pay for the consular processing fee and the medical exam? Any other fees that we are not aware of would be good to know about as well. Also, what is the best way to pay for everything? Cash? Credit? Dollars, pesos?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Hi there!

this might help-

http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/k_step1.html

I am trying to help mu American friend & his Mexican Fiancee (from Cozumel who has 2 kids, she is one of my best friends) anyway they will be going through the same process so I am doing a bunch of research for them! I see the new fee for 2010 on K1 visas at Cuidad Juarez has gone up to a ridiculous $350 beginning June 4, 2010! yikes! I wish you the best, I hope you r fiancee gets to CJ before June 4 because I think the fee is only like $135 at the moment!

hope this helps!

Kim

[bittbook 0]

Thanks so much for all of your information! It is really helpful. Well, we've been trying to get all the money and papers together but when my fiancee went to his local Banamex bank they said that he needs to have an account number for paying the fee.

Does anyone know anything about this?

I know that we need to pay the fee at Banamex for the visa processing but.... how do we do that? As far as I could tell there weren't any instruction on this in the waiver packet. I didn't see a consulate bank account number.

Thanks in advance for your help!

[payxibka 10,048]

moving to consulate forum... posts regarding the consulate process are best posted there

[kikis 0]

Thanks so much for all of your information! It is really helpful. Well, we've been trying to get all the money and papers together but when my fiancee went to his local Banamex bank they said that he needs to have an account number for paying the fee.

Does anyone know anything about this?

I know that we need to pay the fee at Banamex for the visa processing but.... how do we do that? As far as I could tell there weren't any instruction on this in the waiver packet. I didn't see a consulate bank account number.

Thanks in advance for your help!

i hadn't heard about that either before...

It would be good to know, so we can be ready!