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NVC address confused?

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Rich&Erika   2

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Ok so I been looking around and I saw to address now I don't know which is right the addresses are

National Visa Center

Attn. CMR

31 Rochester Avenue Suite 100

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2914

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National Visa Center

Attn. CMR

32 Rochester Avenue Suite 100

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2914

Can anyone tell me witch is right please thank you for help

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Ortolan   381

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Use the address that's on the paperwork you were sent (if you were sent an RFE, for example). If you're just now sending your first docs, send to the address specified on the USCIS website for your state.

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Rich&Erika   2

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Use the address that's on the paperwork you were sent (if you were sent an RFE, for example). If you're just now sending your first docs, send to the address specified on the USCIS website for your state.

I wasn't sent any address yet I was just getting my AOS and IV paper work ready and noticed the different addresses posted. Just wanted to know is it 31 or 32

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JFH   12,195

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Use the address that's on the paperwork you were sent (if you were sent an RFE, for example). If you're just now sending your first docs, send to the address specified on the USCIS website for your state.

USCIS has nothing to do with the NVC and only has one address for all CR-1/IR-1 applicants, regardless of residence.

OP, use either the address on the letter or the one on the website. Ultimately they are the same building (and it's smaller than I thought it would be when I looked it up on Google maps!!!). I sent it to the address on the letter and it was scanned in the day after it was delivered by UPS with no problems at all.

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Rich&Erika   2

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USCIS has nothing to do with the NVC and only has one address for all CR-1/IR-1 applicants, regardless of residence.

OP, use either the address on the letter or the one on the website. Ultimately they are the same building (and it's smaller than I thought it would be when I looked it up on Google maps!!!). I sent it to the address on the letter and it was scanned in the day after it was delivered by UPS with no problems at all.

Ok thanks for the info I'll just wait till I receive the letter to finish my cover letters

 
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