What is the DS-260 form for?
Form DS-260 is the “Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration Application.” It is a required online form for foreign nationals applying for family-based green cards from abroad. You’ll be able to move forward in the marriage-based green card consular process once the NVC approves your Form DS-260.
What happens after you submit DS-260?
After you submit your DS-260, the NVC will send out a notice (again via mail or email) confirming receipt of your DS-260, usually on the same day. The NVC is responsible for gathering all the forms and documents needed to process your green card application and forwarding them to the consulate.
What is the next step after submitting DS-260 form?
After you submit your DS-260, the NVC will send out a notice (again via mail or email) confirming receipt of your DS-260, usually on the same day. You will then need to submit your supporting documents to the NVC as well.
What do you need to know about the ds-260 form?
When individuals for an immigrant visa or diversity visa, they are required to fill out a DS-260 form, also known as Immigration Visa & Alien Registration Application (DS 260). Form DS-260 is an inquiry from the U.S. State Department and serves a similar purpose as G325A: Biographic Information Form,…
How to complete Su Solicitud ds-260 Paso 6?
Paso 1: Presentar una Petition Paso 2: Inicio del proceso con el NVC Paso 3: Pagar Tarifas Paso 4: Declaracion de Apoyo Financiero Paso 5: Documentos Financieros Paso 6: Complete su Solicitud DS-260 Paso 7:
What happens when your ds-260 application is idle?
To ensure your privacy if you step away in the middle of data entry, the DS-260 has a “time out” feature. If your DS-260 application is idle for approximately 20 minutes, CEAC will log you off. All data that you entered up to the last time you clicked “Save” will be stored until you are ready to continue completing the form.
How to add third party agent on ds-260?
‘If you are adding information on your adoption service provider in the DS-260, note the adoption service provider as a “third party agent.” If the child you are adopting or have adopted is covered by the vaccination exemption, indicate “No” when asked whether the child has received vaccinations in accordance with U.S. law.