221g Document Submission Instructions for Applicants

To submit this form, ensure that you have all necessary documentation, including the MNL-IV-22 letter or 221(g) Notification Letter. Send your completed form to the Immigrant Visa Section of the U.S. Embassy via the enclosed prepaid airway bill. Review all instructions for accuracy and completeness before submitting.

Important dates related to this form can vary based on individual circumstances. Typically, submission deadlines may be outlined in the communication from the U.S. Embassy. Ensure all documents are submitted promptly to avoid delays in processing.

The purpose of this form is to facilitate the submission of additional documents required by the U.S. Embassy for visa processing. Applicants receive this form when their initial application requires further clarification or documentation. Submitting complete and accurate information helps ensure timely processing of visa applications.

• 1. Applicant Name: The name of the individual applying for the visa.
• 2. Case Number: The unique identifier assigned to the visa application.
• 3. Document submission for: The type of documentation being submitted.
• 4. 2GO Representative: The name of the person delivering the documents.
• 5. Prepaid Airway Bill: The reference for the prepaid shipping service used.

Failing to submit the required form can lead to significant delays in processing your visa application. The embassy may not be able to proceed with your case until all necessary information is received. This could result in missed opportunities for interviews or longer wait times.

• Delayed Processing: Missing documents can extend the time it takes to process your visa.
• Application Denial: Failure to submit required information may lead to denial of your application.
• Increased Costs: Delays in processing can lead to additional costs for applicants.
• Immigration Status Issues: Not submitting documents promptly may affect your immigration status.
• Missed Interviews: Delays can result in missed opportunities for scheduled embassy interviews.

• 1. 221(g) Notice: Utilize this form when prompted by a 221(g) notice.
• 2. Visa Corrections: Submit it to correct any errors in your visa application.
• 3. Documentation Submission: Use this for submitting any requested documentation.
• 4. Third-Party Submission: Representatives may submit this on behalf of applicants.
• 5. Embassy Communication: Follow the instructions sent by the embassy for proper submission.