$110 to embassy
Jul 4th 2001, 4:22 pm
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Hi How do i pay the London embassy the $110 if i do not have a credit card if they
want it in USA $ ??? alex
want it in USA $ ??? alex
Jul 5th 2001, 1:31 pm
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You don't usually pay the embassy. You pay at the location (bank or post office) they
give you and bring the receipt to your interview. What is the $110 for? A
non-immigrant visa is $45 an immigrant visa is $325. What goes for $110?
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give you and bring the receipt to your interview. What is the $110 for? A
non-immigrant visa is $45 an immigrant visa is $325. What goes for $110?
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Jul 5th 2001, 3:59 pm
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Hi the $110 is for the I-130 my wife lives in the UK with me but we want to move to
the USA we can not send cash because it says not to send cash but we still have to
pay in USA$ we could pay by credit card but we don't have one so we want to know how
we can get a money order or what ever that is in USA$ here in the UK alex
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Jul 5th 2001, 4:29 pm
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alex,
Have you tried a bank? Maybe one with a foreign exchange desk could locate some US$ for you.
Regards, JEff
[QUOTE]Originally posted by alex
[B]Hi the $110 is for the I-130 my wife lives in the UK with me but we want to move to
the USA we can not send cash because it says not to send cash but we still have to
pay in USA$ we could pay by credit card but we don't have one so we want to know how
we can get a money order or what ever that is in USA$ here in the UK alex
Have you tried a bank? Maybe one with a foreign exchange desk could locate some US$ for you.
Regards, JEff
[QUOTE]Originally posted by alex
[B]Hi the $110 is for the I-130 my wife lives in the UK with me but we want to move to
the USA we can not send cash because it says not to send cash but we still have to
pay in USA$ we could pay by credit card but we don't have one so we want to know how
we can get a money order or what ever that is in USA$ here in the UK alex
Jul 5th 2001, 5:14 pm
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Check with the consulate on this. I think they may have a way for you to make the
payment at a bank, possibly. See what they say, it is a problem that others have
undoubtedly encountered.
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Check with the consulate on this. I think they may have a way for you to make the
payment at a bank, possibly. See what they say, it is a problem that others have
undoubtedly encountered.
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Jul 5th 2001, 6:51 pm
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Your bank can make out a cheque in dollars to the embassy and will charge your bank
account I know Barclays does it so I expect most banks do. I think there is a small
charge for it but c'est la vive!
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