In addition, a payment of 220 dollars (USD) needs to be made via the CEAC portal upon submission of this application. Before exiting the CEAC portal, only work that has been Saved, per the button on the bottom right-hand corner will be available the next time the applicant comes back to their screen. It is common for applicants to not complete this form in one sitting, as they may have questions or simply need to come back to it. As such, applicants should first off know that they will need to save their progress as they progress with the application. Step 2: Access the Application and Completeįor those who prefer to print out applications and complete them by hand, this is not an option for the DS-260. The number that the NVC provides to the principal applicant needs to be saved, because this is the number that will be entered into the CEAC portal, verifying the identity of the applicant in the NVCs database. When an I-130 petition is approved after processing from the USCIS, the agency forwards this information to the NVC, who will then reach out to the principal applicant notifying them of their approval and ability to continue with their immigration case. While the USCIS has all of its forms easily downloadable on the USCIS website, the DS-260 can only be accessed online for applicants who receive a case number from the National Visa Center (NVC). Step 1: Have an approved I-130 or an approved I-140 This brief guide is meant to serve as a walkthrough for DS-260 applicants on how to complete this form and its various sections. The form is available via the CEAC-Consular Electronic Application Center, an extension of the U.S.
The DS-260 is the application that immigrants who are going through consular processing will need to complete, in order to have an immigration visa interview at a U.S.
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