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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / March 2006I-601 & fee for waiver (LONDON) URGENT!
Hello, Has anyone sent this fee:- I-601 to the London Embassy? from the U.K.? and how did you purchase it? I was told to send an "INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDER" and the consular officer put a "post-it" note on the forms saying "INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDER" that he handed me back. These forms included all details on how to submit the waiver together with the Fee..............Where the hell do I get this "international money order"? and/or will this be ok if, someone sends me a money order from the U.S. so that I can submit to London? if the money order was bought in the U.S? Dexy. > Hello, > Has anyone sent this fee:- I-601 to the London Embassy? from the U.K.? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > order was bought in the U.S? > Dexy. An International Money Order is also called a Foreign Draft. If you are a USC living in US go to a Bank or Foreign Exchange Outlet (American Express / Travelex etc) and ask for a Foreign Draft in UK Pounds Sterling. They will then write you a check which you can send to the US Embassy in London for them to cash. > An International Money Order is also called a Foreign Draft. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > They will then write you a check which you can send to the US Embassy > in London for them to cash. http://www.travelex.com/us/business/CFX/PS_default.asp?content=ps >If you are a USC living in US go to a Bank or Foreign Exchange Outlet >(American Express / Travelex etc) and ask for a Foreign Draft in UK >Pounds Sterling. The US Embassy in London only take payment in dollars I think I'm right in saying. -- Lansbury www.uk-air.net FAQs for the alt.travel.uk.air newsgroup > On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 17:12:42 +0000, peter1966 > <member41270@british_expats.com> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > www.uk-air.net > FAQs for the alt.travel.uk.air newsgroup then you can issue the check in US Dollars as a Foreign Draft. If you actually in the US issue a bankers draft or money order. > then you can issue the check in US Dollars as a Foreign Draft. If you > actually in the US issue a bankers draft or money order. Thank you for replying, The U.S. consulate do want it payable in U.S. dollars, therefore my wife is buying a money order in the States and mailing it to me, if this don`t work.....well? we are shafted cuz the money order will be made payable to the "Disburing officer" Thanks again. Dexy. > Thank you for replying, > The U.S. consulate do want it payable in U.S. dollars, therefore my [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanks again. > Dexy. go to any foreign exchange outlet in the UK and ask for a US Dollar Foreign Draft. It's simple and saves time. Thomas Cooks Thomson American Express Travelex TT MoneyCorp Cambio Weschel Going Places or My Travel I work in FX. >These forms included all details on how to submit the waiver together >with the Fee..............Where the hell do I get this "international >money order"? and/or will this be ok if, someone sends me a money order >from the U.S. so that I can submit to London? if the money order was >bought in the U.S? Is there not a form on the Embassy web site that you fill out to pay with a credit card. -- Lansbury www.uk-air.net FAQs for the alt.travel.uk.air newsgroup >Hello, >Has anyone sent this fee:- I-601 to the London Embassy? from the U.K.? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >bought in the U.S? >Dexy. Thought there was a credit card form http://www.usembassy.org.uk/dhs/forms/inscredit.pdf Can you not send that back with the I-601? -- Lansbury www.uk-air.net FAQs for the alt.travel.uk.air newsgroup >Thought there was a credit card form > >http://www.usembassy.org.uk/dhs/forms/inscredit.pdf > >Can you not send that back with the I-601? Teach me to look properly, that is for the I-130. It seems they don't have a credit card form for the I-601 and the form itself says cash or cheque. Strange as they have credit card forms for just about everything else. -- Lansbury www.uk-air.net FAQs for the alt.travel.uk.air newsgroup |
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