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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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I am seeing all kinds of different numbers for the visa application fee (K-1). Who knows what it is? I see $100 on the USCIS fee chart, $380 on the embassy website and other numbers at the travel.gov site. I appreciate the clarification. I know there is the DHL charge (about $40) and the medical exam charge (about $60-100?) Thanks :wacko:

9/5/2004 met

7/4/2006 visited for 1 week in Russia (Independence Day!)

12/26/06 three week visit in the U.S.

4/6/07 He came to US for 6 glorious weeks

5/20/07 He returned to Ufa, RU

5/24/07 Mailed I-129F to NSC!!!!!

5/25/07 Received and signed for by F Heinauer, NSC

6/11/07 NOA1 (NEVER received hard copy)

8/23/07 Ramzis comes to America for another visit

10/02/07 Ramzis returns to Russia

11/06/07 NOA2 at LAST!!!

12/17/07 Received at NVC (at last!)

12/18/07 Sent to Moscow Embassy & New NVC Case Number

12/21/07 Received at 11:08 a.m. Moscow Embassy

1/25/08 Received packet from Embassy

03/07/08 Interview 8:00 a.m. Moscow Embassy! VISA APPROVED!!!

03/13/08 Visa in Hand

03/14/08 Flying to U.S. - Detroit POE

03/15/08 Our Wedding Day!

AOS Timeline

3/21/08 - Packet sent to Chicago Lockbox

3/24/08 - Packet received and signed for

3/28/08 - NOA1 received in the mail - EAD & AOS - check cashed

4/15/08 - Biometrics

5/5/08 - AOS interview notice received in the mail (will be in Detroit, June 12, 2008)

6/2/08 - EAD card ordered (CRIS email)

6/5/08 - EAD RECEIVED IN THE MAIL

6/12/08 - Permanent Resident APPROVAL! Green Card on the Way!

6/23/08 - Green Card Received!!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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The embassy Immigrant visa unit posts the Fee for an immigrant visa (CR-1, IR-1) that is $380

They tend to not cover the K-Visas that are non-immigrant visas, the fee for them IS $100, or the equivalent in the local currency. This is the fee paid for processing the DS-156 (Non-Immigrant Visa application)

The K-3 pays the same fees at the K-1 so look on the Fiancee visa page for fees.

Payment. Please pay the application fee ($100 dollars for each applicant) ON THE DAY OF THE INTERVIEW only after an Embassy employee instructs you to do so. We accept dollars and rubles. Credit cards are not acceptable.

http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/consu...cord_id=fiancee

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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It does cost $100 or you can pay in the ruble equivalent, but has to be in cash. The medical price varies, by clinic, and I am not sure how much it will cost for DHL to your address, it probably depends where you live, someone who has already been through the interview can tell you from experience.

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12/2003: I went to Moscow as an exchange student, we met in person.

20/09/2006: Sergey proposes to me!

21/02/2007: I-129F Package mailed from Wroclaw, Poland to California Service Center

28/02/2007: NOA1 issued

22/5/2007:Approved!!!!!!!!!

04/06/2007:NVC received case

11/06/2007:Left NVC for Moscow

23/08/2007: INTERVIEW, APPROVED :)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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The embassy Immigrant visa unit posts the Fee for an immigrant visa (CR-1, IR-1) that is $380

They tend to not cover the K-Visas that are non-immigrant visas, the fee for them IS $100, or the equivalent in the local currency. This is the fee paid for processing the DS-156 (Non-Immigrant Visa application)

The K-3 pays the same fees at the K-1 so look on the Fiancee visa page for fees.

Payment. Please pay the application fee ($100 dollars for each applicant) ON THE DAY OF THE INTERVIEW only after an Embassy employee instructs you to do so. We accept dollars and rubles. Credit cards are not acceptable.

http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/consu...cord_id=fiancee

Thanks for the info.

9/5/2004 met

7/4/2006 visited for 1 week in Russia (Independence Day!)

12/26/06 three week visit in the U.S.

4/6/07 He came to US for 6 glorious weeks

5/20/07 He returned to Ufa, RU

5/24/07 Mailed I-129F to NSC!!!!!

5/25/07 Received and signed for by F Heinauer, NSC

6/11/07 NOA1 (NEVER received hard copy)

8/23/07 Ramzis comes to America for another visit

10/02/07 Ramzis returns to Russia

11/06/07 NOA2 at LAST!!!

12/17/07 Received at NVC (at last!)

12/18/07 Sent to Moscow Embassy & New NVC Case Number

12/21/07 Received at 11:08 a.m. Moscow Embassy

1/25/08 Received packet from Embassy

03/07/08 Interview 8:00 a.m. Moscow Embassy! VISA APPROVED!!!

03/13/08 Visa in Hand

03/14/08 Flying to U.S. - Detroit POE

03/15/08 Our Wedding Day!

AOS Timeline

3/21/08 - Packet sent to Chicago Lockbox

3/24/08 - Packet received and signed for

3/28/08 - NOA1 received in the mail - EAD & AOS - check cashed

4/15/08 - Biometrics

5/5/08 - AOS interview notice received in the mail (will be in Detroit, June 12, 2008)

6/2/08 - EAD card ordered (CRIS email)

6/5/08 - EAD RECEIVED IN THE MAIL

6/12/08 - Permanent Resident APPROVAL! Green Card on the Way!

6/23/08 - Green Card Received!!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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I am not sure how much it will cost for DHL to your address, it probably depends where you live, someone who has already been through the interview can tell you from experience.
Pursuant to a recent payee, the price is:
The DHL fee was 973 rubles.
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=76710

I think it is a flat fee regardless of where you have it sent.

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