Looks like you will need to send only 19.90$ for package transmission fee.
This is from the chat with the VAC person:
Representative: Package transmission $19.90. Can deposit Cashier/Banker check or Money order. Payment instruments should be made in favor of “TT Visa Services Inc.”
Okay, so I contacted the NYC VAC and asked them if the procedure above is correct, and they said that it is indeed the right way to proceed. I hope the following helps.
A) Pay at the Visa Application Centre with a credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover)
B) Pay by bank draft, cashier’s check, certified check, or money order made out to “CSC Consular Services, Inc.” They do not accept personal checks. Send this payment to a lockbox, whose address is different from the VAC’s address. Check the VAC website for the lockbox’s address.
If you pay with option (B), the application package that is to be mailed to the VAC must contain a photocopy of the completed check/money order used to pay the VAC Service Fee – the photocopy will serve as proof of payment. They cannot continue processing the passport without it.
A) Submit a prepaid USPS, UPS, or DHL envelope (must be larger than letter-sized) to the VAC office.
B) Submit a fee of USD 20.13 for the VAC to create a FedEx shipment (US addresses ONLY).
If you choose option (B), the fee can be can be paid by Visa/Mastercard at the VAC OR by bank draft, cashier’s cheque, certified cheque, or money order directed to CSC Consular Services Inc. A photocopy of the check or money order must be included when the passport is sent, as well as the name, address, and phone number you would like on shipping the label. They do not accept personal checks or cash.
The original cheque(s) must be sent to a lockbox, whose address is different from the VAC’s address. Check the VAC website for the lockbox’s address.
Processing time for passports may be anything up to 15 business days.
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