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Hello is it ok to filled I-864 and ds-230 in handwritten? And if it's in handwritten do I need write it all in capital letters? thanks...

Yes and you will have to use blank ink pen only to fill the documents (can use blue or black in pen to sign). The I-864 needs to be fill in all capitals but not the DS-230. It is good that you are trying to gather information well in advance but I suggest that you read the instructions, as those may change by the time you get to NVC process.

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01/08/13 - Approved and GC is order for production on 1/8/14

09/12/13 - Case transferred to CSC. NOA2 received on 09/18/13

08/30/13 - Biometrics Done - No walk ins allowed at this LSC (received on 8/16/13).

08/05/13 - NOA1 (received on 08/10/13)

08/01/13 - Mailed I-751 (received on 8/2/13 - check cashed on 8/5/13)

12/28/11 - Received SSN (applied on 12/20/11, as we didn't get based on DS-230 options)
11/28/11 - Received Green Card (Expires on 10/30/13) - Welcome Letter on 11/17/11
10/30/11 - POE - Houston, TX

Chennai Consulate (40 days)
10/28/11 - Received Visa papers and Passport at VFS
10/25/11 - Interview Cleared Successfully (Spouse was not allowed in)

NVC: (90 days from NOA2 to Consulate)
08/31/11 - Case Completed (Interview 10/25/11) - Received at Chennai on 09/19/11
07/22/11 - NVC Case Number

USCIS: (92 days)

6/21/11 - NOA2 (NOA1 on 3/25/11) - took a month to get to NVC
3/21/11 - I-130 sent to USCIS Lockbox, Chicago.

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Yes and you will have to use blank ink pen only to fill the documents (can use blue or black in pen to sign). The I-864 needs to be fill in all capitals but not the DS-230. It is good that you are trying to gather information well in advance but I suggest that you read the instructions, as those may change by the time you get to NVC process.

Thanks I'm really trying to help my husband gathering infos. for he can't do it right now because he's working overseas as a seaman... thanks for always helping out navyK it really means a lot... God bless...

 
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