Visa Issuance Fee
Jun 20th 2019, 1:04 pm
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Visa Issuance Fee
Hi All,
After 45 working days, many more none working days, the L1 & L2 visa has been approved, but now I have to pay my L2 issuance fee via bank transfer.. obtaining a bank transfer these days is hard enough, with banks wanting to send everything electronically, but the US embassy state a bank transfer is required, but as part of this process you have to name the US clearing bank, no where can I find this listed and/or provided by the US embassy, has anyone had the pleasure of obtaining this information?
Instructions from the UK embassy below:
How to pay: Please provide an International Money Order made payable to the ‘U.S. Dispersing Officer’ We cannot accept any other form of payment.
The international money order or bank draft should be obtained from a UK bank and must show the name and address of the U.S clearing bank on the front. It must be made out in U.S dollars and be less than three months old.
Please print your name and address on the back of your money order or bank draft.
After 45 working days, many more none working days, the L1 & L2 visa has been approved, but now I have to pay my L2 issuance fee via bank transfer.. obtaining a bank transfer these days is hard enough, with banks wanting to send everything electronically, but the US embassy state a bank transfer is required, but as part of this process you have to name the US clearing bank, no where can I find this listed and/or provided by the US embassy, has anyone had the pleasure of obtaining this information?
Instructions from the UK embassy below:
How to pay: Please provide an International Money Order made payable to the ‘U.S. Dispersing Officer’ We cannot accept any other form of payment.
The international money order or bank draft should be obtained from a UK bank and must show the name and address of the U.S clearing bank on the front. It must be made out in U.S dollars and be less than three months old.
Please print your name and address on the back of your money order or bank draft.
