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Hi there! My husband is currently on a visit in Sweden (not a residence)and we are about to file our i-130, since he is just a visitor here, we have to file our i-130 to chicago lockbox still. Right when we were suppose to do that we heard that UCSIS do not accept any applications sent from abroad, even though he is not a resident they will send it back cause its not sent within the states? Its sounds unbelieveble but is it true? Can we not send an application from sweden? If we do, is there any particular mailcompany (like DHL) we have to use?

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Emelie

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why don't you send your I-130 package to one of your husband's friend or family in US and have them forward the package to USCIS via USPS? It seems like that will solve your problem.

USCIS Journey

04/26/2010--Filed our marriage certificate in Seoul, S.Korea

04/30/2010--Wedding ceremony in Seoul, S.Korea

05/25/2010--NOA1

10/21/2010--Touched

10/22/2010--Touched (crossing fingers)

10/21/2010--NOA2 (not updated online didn't know about it until 10/26)

10/26/2010--Received a hard copy

NVC

10/28/2010--Case# assigned/Gave them both of our emails. Emailed DS3032

11/09/2010--AOS invoice generated online

11/09/2010--Paid AOS bill (processing)

11/09/2010--Sent DS3032 via email again

11/11/2010--AOS bill appeared PAID on line

11/12/2010--Received DS3032

11/15/2010--AOS arrived at NVC (according to USPS)

11/15/2010--Emailed DS3032 (this time with the scanned image)

11/17/2010--IV Bill invoice generated and paid. (in process now)

11/18/2010--IV bill showed PAID. awesome!

11/19/2010--Mailed DS230 (Priority mail because of the weekend)

11/22/2010--DS230 Delivered to NVC

12/03/2010--AOS & IV entered into system

12/08/2010--SIF

12/08/2010--Case Completed

Consulate

12/30/2010--Medical exam passed

01/14/2011--Interview - Approved!

01/17/2010--Visa delivered

USA

02/26/2010--POE

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The package can be sent from anywhere in the world, it just needs to have the correct postage. A P.O. Box can't tell where a letter arrive from, but because it is coming from out of the country, it maybe scanned and held up in customs for extra scrutiny. It may not arrive at it's designation in a timely manner.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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They will accept it, but your husband will need to provide a US mailing address within the forms for them to send paperwork to.

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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