Visa ProcessingVisa Processing: Petitions Filed at Embassy |
What happens to an approved petition filed in Warsaw?
What do I do first?The biographic data form DS-23O-I should be completed for each person applying for a visa, regardless of age. The form may be photocopied if insufficient copies are received for each family member. The DS-230-I should be completed and returned to the Immigrant Visa Unit at the Embassy in order for it to begin the administrative processing of the application. Failure to return the DS-230-I promptly will delay the processing of the application. What is the second step?Assemble all of the relevant documents required in support of your application and forward form IV-F04 (former WRW-1), Notification of Applicant(s) Readiness, to the Immigrant Visa Unit. Only the WRW1 should be mailed to the Embassy: the relevant documents you are instructed to assemble should not be mailed to the Embassy. You will be required to furnish the original documents and one copy on the day of the formal visa interview. What happens next?On receipt of the DS-230-I and DS-2001, the Immigrant Visa Unit will perform any additional processing which may be required and advise you concerning the scheduling of the medical interview and the appointment for the formal visa interview. Who completes the Affidavit of Support form I-864?The form I-864 is a contractual affidavit of support, and must be submitted for most family-based applicants and employment-based applicants when a relative is the petitioner or has ownership interest in the petitioning business. Am I required to complete a DS-3032?No, you are not required to complete a DS-3032 as your application is not being processed through the NVC. |



