Fees after you receive NOA2?

[Al1ygator 1]

What fees are left and when after the NOA2?

Is the medical different in each country or is it standardized based on US fees?

[Pitaya 2,577]

What fees are left and when after the NOA2? See link below.

Is the medical different in each country or is it standardized based on US fees? different fee structures

Welcome to the forum.

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/types/family/fiance-k-1.html#7

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Good luck on your visa journey.

[nobbie 105]

Medical fee, interview fee, courier fee perhaps, any jabs you need. Then once you get there, AOS fee, ROC fee, naturalisation fee maybe.

[Al422 221]

The fees are indeed different for each country.

There are many fees along the road to citizenship, but the ones to plan for right now are the medical and the interview. Some places charge you for the vaccines on top of that, but if your fiance has health inurance or lives in a country with socialized medicine, you can beat that by planning ahead iand using the insurance or the socialized medicine system.

Oh yeah don't forget the plane ticket to the US. Depending on how far he/she has to fly,. that might be more than the medical and interview combined.

Edited May 10, 2014 by Al422

[KayDeeCee 4,899]

What fees are left and when after the NOA2?

Is the medical different in each country or is it standardized based on US fees?

Contact the panel physicians for your country/consulate and ask them what the medical exam fee for a K-1 visa is > http://suva.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visas/iv---panel-physician.html

[Al1ygator 1]

Thank you thank you! Is the interview fee just the DS-160 fee of $240 or are there other charges for the interview (besides the medical).