1. How do I pay the nonimmigrant visa application processing fee (NVC fee)?

The NVC fee must be paid in the form of a money order, personal check, or cashier’s check made payable to “U.S. Department of State.” Credit cards are not accepted. The receipt must be included when submitting the visa application.

2. What methods of payment are accepted for the NVC fee?

The National Visa Center (NVC) accepts credit or debit cards, money orders, cashier’s checks, and certified checks as methods of payment for the NVC fee.

3. Who should pay the NVC fee?

The NVC fee is paid by the petitioner, who is usually the sponsoring family member of the immigrant.

4. How can I check the status of my NVC fee payment?

You can check the status of your NVC fee payment by logging into the NVC website and clicking on “My Account.” From there, you should be able to view your payment history and any payments that have been received.

5. What happens if I don’t pay the NVC fee?

If you do not pay the NVC fee, your application will be considered abandoned and you will not be able to proceed with the visa process.

6. Is the NVC fee refundable?

No, the NVC fee is non-refundable.

7. Is there a deadline for paying the NVC fee?

Yes, as mentioned on the National Visa Center website, the deadline for paying the NVC fee is three business days after NVC has sent the invoice. If payment is not received within this period, an additional fee may be incurred.

8. How much is the NVC fee?

The current fee for NVC processing is $325.

9. What is the cost of an additional applicant for the NVC fee?

The additional applicant fee for the NVC fee is $325.

10. Do I have to pay the NVC fee again if I need to resubmit my application?

Yes, if you need to resubmit your application, you will need to pay the NVC fee again.

11. When do I need to pay the NVC fee?

The NVC fee must be paid before the applicant is scheduled for an immigrant visa interview.

12. Is there a discount for paying the NVC fee early?

No, there is no discount for paying NVC fees early.

13. Can I use a credit card to pay the NVC fee?

Yes, you can use a credit card to pay the NVC fee. There is an online payment system available on the NVC website, which allows you to pay using a credit card, debit card, or e-check.

14. Are there any additional fees associated with paying the NVC fee?

No, the NVC fee does not have any additional fees associated with it.

15. When will my payment be processed after I submit my payment information for the NVC fee?

The payment will typically be processed and applied to your case within three business days of submission.

16. What type of payment information do I need to provide when paying the NVC fee?

The NVC fee must be paid by credit card, debit card, or an electronic check.

17. Does the amount of my NVC fee payment change depending on where or how I submit the payment?

No, the amount you pay for NVC fees does not change depending on where or how you submit the payment. The fee is the same for all applicants regardless of which method they use to submit payment.

18. What is the difference between an Immigrant Visa Processing Fee and an Nonimmigrant Visa Processing Fee (NVC Fee)?

An Immigrant Visa Processing Fee is for those applying for a visa to permanently live and work in the United States, while a Nonimmigrant Visa Processing Fee is for those seeking a temporary visa to enter the United States. The Immigrant Visa Processing Fee is more expensive than the Nonimmigrant Visa Processing Fee, and it can range from $325 to $1,225 depending on the applicant’s nationality or income. The Nonimmigrant Visa Processing Fee is typically $160. Both fees are paid to the National Visa Center (NVC).

19. What is the cost of an additional applicant for an immigrant visa processing fee?

The cost of an additional applicant for an immigrant visa processing fee is $220.

20. Can I pay my visa application processing fees with PayPal or other online payment systems?

No, you cannot pay your visa application processing fees with PayPal or other online payment systems. The fees must be paid in cash, by bank transfer, or by credit/debit card at the visa application center.