[Dx-qsl] DX-QSL Digest, Vol 76, Issue 1

Sat May 1 13:09:05 EDT 2010

Corliss,
Google or Bing "Visa Services" or "Visa Services in Seattle" and you will
find a number of companies that provide visa services for a fee. I used to
use one down here in Houston when I did a lot of overseas travel but I
cannot remember their name. Incredibly, there is one I found at
www.texastower.net. If you call them, they will be able to explain things
for you. (I have not used them). 
Here is some additional info: http://www.samspassport.com/visa/russia.shtml 
Also, you might try contacting Andrew Chesnokov UA3AB at
a.chesnokov at dateline.ru or ua3ab at dateline.ru. He might be able to provide
some assistance. 
Allen Brier N5XZ / KL5DX
1515 Windloch Lane
Richmond, TX 77406-2533
281-342-1882
713-705-4801 (Cell)
n5xz at arrl.net
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Date: 2010年4月30日 12:20:34 -0700
From: Ron Lago <ac7dx at comcast.net>
Subject: [Dx-qsl] Posted for AL1G...Pse help
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I am trying to find out how to get a Russian visa so that I can travel 
to Moscow for WRTC. There is no visa support in Anchorage. The closest 
place is the Russian Consulate in Seattle. I have received an 
invitation (which was also sent to the consulate in Seattle) from Intel 
service Center, I have filled out and signed two visa applications, I 
have two passport size photos. I was going to send all of this to the 
Russian Consulate in Seattle, but there is conflicting information about 
whether they accept mailed applications or will only accept them in person. 
Corliss - AL1G