Completed DS-160, paid MRV Fees via IMPS, got two 12-digit numbers in bank SMS. Confused about next steps, entering numbers on cgifederal site results in an error. Is the SMS 12-digit number my receipt number? If yes, which one to use? Eligible for waiver, no interview needed; do I still book an appointment? Need guidance.
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Since you are eligible for a waiver and do not require an interview, you do not need to schedule a chatrandom echat appointment. The next step is to wait for your MRV fee payment to be processed. Once your payment is processed, you will receive a confirmation email from the U.S. Department of State. This email will contain your visa application confirmation number. You can use this confirmation number to track the status of your visa application online.
Here is a summary of the next steps:- Wait for your MRV fee payment to be processed. You can check the status of your payment online using either of your 12-digit MRV fee receipt numbers.
- Once your payment is processed, you will receive a confirmation email from the U.S. Department of State. This email will contain your visa application confirmation number.
- Use your visa application confirmation number to track the status of your visa application online.
You should also keep a copy of your DS-160 confirmation page and your MRV fee receipt for your records.
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Don't worry, I can help!- Yes, the 12-digit numbers are likely your MRV fee receipt numbers. One could be the transaction ID and the other the actual receipt number. Both might be relevant, so keep them both handy.
- You don't need to book an appointment as you're eligible for the waiver and have no interview.
- Skip entering the numbers on the CGI Federal site. For waiver cases, scheduling happens through the embassy/consulate directly.
- Contact the embassy/consulate you're applying through. Explain you completed the DS-160, paid fees, and are eligible for the waiver. Ask how to proceed with submitting your application and receiving the waiver confirmation.
Remember to include your receipt numbers when contacting the embassy/consulate.
Here are some additional resources that might be helpful:- U.S. Department of State - Immigrant Visas: https://travel.state.gov/content/tra.../us-visas.html
- Visa Waiver Program: https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/
I hope this clarifies things! Don't hesitate to ask if you have any other questions.
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Originally posted by VerayaTanaysa View PostCompleted DS-160, paid MRV Fees via IMPS, got two 12-digit numbers in bank SMS. Confused about next steps, entering numbers on cgifederal site results in an error. Is the SMS 12-digit number my receipt number? If yes, which one to use? Eligible for waiver, no interview needed; do I still book an appointment? Need guidance.
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Hey there, it can be confusing navigating the visa process! Here's some guidance:- Yes, the 12-digit numbers in your bank SMS are most likely your MRV receipt numbers. You should have received two since you paid the visa fee twice (IMPS might send a confirmation and a separate payment successful message).
- You don't necessarily need to enter those numbers on the CG Federal website if you're eligible for a waiver and interview waiver. However, those numbers might be useful while scheduling an appointment (if needed) or contacting the embassy for any questions.
- Since you have a waiver and interview waiver, booking an appointment might not be necessary. Double-check the embassy's website or contact them directly to confirm if an appointment is still required.
Here's what you can do next:- Check the embassy's website for specific instructions for waivered cases.
- If unsure about needing an appointment, contact the embassy for clarification.
- Keep the MRV receipt numbers handy (you can use either one).
Hopefully this clarifies things! Don't hesitate to ask if you have any more questions.
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Originally posted by VerayaTanaysa View PostCompleted DS-160, paid MRV Fees via IMPS, got two 12-digit numbers in bank SMS. Confused about next steps, entering numbers on cgifederal site results in an error. Is the SMS 12-digit number my receipt number? If yes, which one to use? Eligible for waiver, no interview needed; do I still book an appointment? Need guidance.
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When it comes to confirming your payment via SMS, ensuring you have the correct receipt number is crucial. Double-check the number provided in the payment confirmation to avoid any issues. and making sure every detail was correct saved me a lot of trouble. Always verify the details to ensure a smooth transaction.
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Originally posted by VerayaTanaysa View PostCompleted DS-160, paid MRV Fees via IMPS, got two 12-digit numbers in bank SMS. Confused about next steps, entering numbers on cgifederal site results in an error. Is the SMS 12-digit number my receipt number? If yes, which one to use? Eligible for waiver, no interview needed; do I still book an appointment? Need guidance.
There are several steps in the DS-160 application procedure. Utilize the barcode number found on the DS-160 confirmation page, which you should print out as soon as you submit the online form. Use the right barcode number if you get an issue when using the SMS numbers on the cgifederal website. Verifying receipt numbers and eligibility for waivers is the second stage. Follow the directions given by the American embassy or consulate if you are not required to attend an interview. If questions persist, seek clarification by getting in touch with the American embassy or consulate.
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