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Electronic Processing Vs Mailing to NVC

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Hello every one, just wondering, I did post before but got no responses : ( but, I am not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to converting kbs to mgbs and am thinking of mailing our documents to NVC via courier vs email. Has anyone had a bad experience with doing this vs emailing??

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There are pro's & con's to both methods..... go with the one you're more comfortable with and you will have a lot less stress :)

I chose to email mine...... and at the same time I sent everything off - they had a problem with their system causing he EP people to wait a whole lot longer than the Mail people.... that's been sorted out and both appear to be running about the same right now.....

I sent off 6 emails in all - three people (me & 2 daughters) - 1 email for IV Documents (civil docs) and 1 email for AOS documents..... none of them even got close to going over the size limits.....

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As mentioned you can pick whichever is more comfortable to you.

Just understand that if you pick EP, you can ONLY do EP and vice versa.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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