1. What are the accepted payment methods for the NVC fee?

The accepted payment methods for the NVC fee are credit card, check, and money order.

2. Can I use a credit or debit card to pay the NVC fees?

Yes, you can use a credit or debit card to pay the NVC fees, as long as the card is issued by a United States financial institution.

3. Can I make payments in installments for NVC fees?

No, payments for NVC fees must be made in full.

4. Do I have to pay all NVC fees at once?

No, you do not have to pay all NVC fees at once. However, you will need to pay certain fees in a timely manner in order for your application to be processed. Generally, the filing fee for the I-130 petition must be paid before the application is submitted, and then the Affidavit of Support fee must be paid after the petition is approved.

5. How can I pay my NVC fees using a bank transfer?

If you choose to pay your NVC fees using a bank transfer, you will need to provide specific information about the payee, including the name, full address, account number, and bank routing number. You will also need to provide details of the remitter, such as name, address, and telephone number. You will also need to include the NVC case number in your payment instructions. Contact your bank for more information on how to arrange a bank transfer.

6. Is there a specific time frame in which I need to pay my NVC fees?

You should pay your NVC fees as soon as possible. Once you have received your Notice of Action (Form I-797) with the NVC case number and invoice number, you must pay the fees within one year of the date on the notice. If you do not pay the fees within this time frame or fail to follow the instructions given in your notice, your case may be closed and you may have to start the process over again.

7. Are there any additional fees charged when paying my NVC fees?

Yes, some banks or payment processors may charge an additional fee when you pay your NVC fees. Check with your bank or payment processor to find out more.

8. How long does it take for my payment to be processed after paying my NVC fee online?

It typically takes 1-2 business days for your payment to be processed and your case to be updated in the NVC system.

9. Is there a limit on how much I can pay in the form of a single payment for an NVC fee?

Yes, there is a limit to how much you can pay in the form of a single payment for an NVC fee. The maximum amount for a single payment is $500 for all NVC fees. If you wish to pay more than $500, you must make multiple payments.

10. Can I use a check or money order to pay my NVC fee?

No, NVC only accepts payments by credit card or payment transfer service.

11. What is the cost of an international money order to pay my NVC fee?

The cost of an international money order to pay your NVC fee will depend on the amount of the fee, your location, and which money order provider you use. For example, if you use Western Union, the cost of a $355 international money order would be $6.50.

12. Where can I find information on making payments using Western Union for my NVC fee?

You can find information on making payments using Western Union for your NVC fee on the U.S. Department of State website at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/administrative-processing/payment/western-union.html.

13. Do I need to pay an additional fee for paying my NVC fee online via PayPal or credit/debit cards?

No, there is no additional fee for paying the NVC fee online.

14. Can I pay my NVC fee in cash?

No. The NVC fee must be paid by credit card or bank draft.

15. Can someone else make a payment on my behalf for an NVC fee?

Yes. Someone else may submit a payment on your behalf, but the payment must be made in the applicant’s name. You should provide detailed information about the person who is making the payment and include their name, address, and telephone number.

16. What types of foreign currency can I use to make payment for an NVC fee?

The National Visa Center (NVC) only accepts payment in U.S. Dollars. All payments must be made in U.S. Dollars, regardless of the country or currency in which they originate.

17. Can I be reimbursed if my payment for an NVC fee is not accepted?

No. Once a payment is declined, it is not possible to be reimbursed. You must make a new payment with a different method of payment if the original payment was not accepted.

18. How can I track the progress of my payment for an NVC fee?

You can track the progress of your payment for an NVC fee by logging into your online account at nvc.state.gov or by calling the National Visa Center at 603-334-0700.

19. Does the US government charge interest on unpaid or late payments for an NVC fee?

No, the US government does not charge interest on unpaid or late payments for an NVC fee.

20. Are there any discounts available when paying an NVC fee with cash in person at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad?

No, there are no discounts available when paying an NVC fee with cash in person at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad.