Preparing documents for interview

[jss78727 0]

This may sound like a stupid question but I want to be a 100 percent sure. I was wondering if anyone knew if the documents needed for the interview in the Dominican Republic needed to be sent before the interview or brought to the interview? The way they worded it is confusing it says "Obtain the documents on this list that are applicable in your case, but DO NOT send them to this office. Take them to the Consular Section on the day of your visa interview." Then it lists documents like passport, police certificate etc. and then on the very bottom it says what forms were enclosed with the packet. Does that mean don't send them anything or just send the forms without the supporting documentation (which doesn't make sense). If anyone can verify my assumption that would be greatly appreciated.

[Cacerez 19]

Don't send anything, just fill out the forms, get all the evidence, documents, letters/financial info, etc. and take it to your interview. Good luck and check out this site - recently updated!

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...Santo%20Domingo

[R de la R 2]

This may sound like a stupid question but I want to be a 100 percent sure. I was wondering if anyone knew if the documents needed for the interview in the Dominican Republic needed to be sent before the interview or brought to the interview? The way they worded it is confusing it says "Obtain the documents on this list that are applicable in your case, but DO NOT send them to this office. Take them to the Consular Section on the day of your visa interview." Then it lists documents like passport, police certificate etc. and then on the very bottom it says what forms were enclosed with the packet. Does that mean don't send them anything or just send the forms without the supporting documentation (which doesn't make sense). If anyone can verify my assumption that would be greatly appreciated.

Don't send anything, all what you are going to send thru Internet is the form 156 that has to be filled out, send and printed out by the applicant and take it to the interview.

Take all the docs to the interview, the CO has the right to ask for them.

When is your interview?

[jss78727 0]

This may sound like a stupid question but I want to be a 100 percent sure. I was wondering if anyone knew if the documents needed for the interview in the Dominican Republic needed to be sent before the interview or brought to the interview? The way they worded it is confusing it says "Obtain the documents on this list that are applicable in your case, but DO NOT send them to this office. Take them to the Consular Section on the day of your visa interview." Then it lists documents like passport, police certificate etc. and then on the very bottom it says what forms were enclosed with the packet. Does that mean don't send them anything or just send the forms without the supporting documentation (which doesn't make sense). If anyone can verify my assumption that would be greatly appreciated.

Don't send anything, all what you are going to send thru Internet is the form 156 that has to be filled out, send and printed out by the applicant and take it to the interview.

Take all the docs to the interview, the CO has the right to ask for them.

When is your interview?