PLEASE HELP ME!

[calidreamer80 0]

Ok, I am seriously panicking here. I have no idea what to do for the next step since I got my noa2. I've been hearing countless different things from ppl on here and its got me in a tither. Time is closing in on me and I need to know what to do. The guides are not giving me any help whatsoever and I'm about to have an anxiety attack. I need answers to two questions...

1) Do I need to get a security check? Do I wait for the consulate to instruct me to do this or do I go now and get it? I'm not even sure if I need to get one because I've heard I do need to get it and I've heard i don't need to get it.

2) I need a long form birth certificate right? Where do I go about ordering those as I understand it takes some time to get them through the mail?

ARGHHHH. PLEASE HELP ME GUYS. Everyone was so supportive when I was waiting for my NOA2 but I have found the answers are less than forth coming now. I thought things would be easier from here on in. I could probably step back and chill OUT but I really don't want to screw this process up!!!

Thanks

Sarah

[sarah and hicham 3]

Hey Sarah,

Your case will now go to the NVC then to the US Embassy in Canada.

You will then get a packet informing you of what you need to send back before they give you an interview date...

I believe you will need:

A police report and a birth certificate.

Those are the things that might take you some time to get although I don't know how it works in Canada. I believe your birth certificate has to have both of your parents names.

For your interview you will need proof of your ongoing relationship: emails, photos, plane tickets, phone bills etc.

You will also need the I-134 filled out by your fiance, notarized along with supporting documentation listed on the I-134. IF you need a co sponsor then they need to fill out and do all the same things for a separate I-134.

You should look at the Embassy Info and Embassy reviews to see what Canada requires.

Good luck I hope that helps a little,

Love Sarah

[KiminON 0]

ok. firstly...take a deep breath....let it out. repeat 4x.

for your long form birth certificate, go here http://www.cbs.gov.on.ca/mcbs/english/649QWH.htm

i ordered mine on a sunday afternoon and it was delivered to my house on the tuesday morning, so they've learned how to be efficient there.

for your police certificate, if you have a local RCMP office that will process one for you, go there. otherwise you can use a commissaires office. there is one in Barrie http://www.commissionaires-greatlakes.ca/

it's $25 (if i remember correctly) and takes approx. 1 week. these are good for 1yr according to the Montreal embassy.

hope this helps. i know how stressful this process is. my current stress is the packing-moving-movingmom-POE etc. etc.

take care

k

[Cristy 4]

Agree with KiminOn.

Try this thread, tons of info. http://www.visajourney.com/forums2/index.php?showtopic=65374

[Buttons 0]

I am taking this right from my packet three:

Here I go again, I am trying to help you not confuse you.

1) Passport -- must be valid for at least one year.

2) Five identical phtographs (Three are used for medical)

3) Medical Exam ( by one of the listed documents in the packet they send)

4) Birth Certificate - Long Form with both parents name on it.

5) Police Certificate -- www.travel.state.gov/visa/reciprocity/index.htm

6) Court or Prison Records -- If Applicable

7) Military Record -- If any

8) Divorce and Death Cetificates --- Certified Copy

9) Evidence of Support - I134 included in Packet Three

10) Documents for accompanying children if necessary.

This is right from the checklist in packet three !!!!!!!!!

[mozplay 29]

Here's the link for your birth certificate. The online option is very reliable. I was not home when they tried to deliver, but picked it up at the nearest purolator that evening.

http://www.cbs.gov.on.ca/MCBS/english/birt...p;marriages.htm

Monique

.... And just realized this link was already posted! lol.. sorry

Edited July 18, 2006 by mozplay