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Please help if you have info or experience.

My Australian fiancee is preparing her Packet 3 from the US Consulate in Sydney. She called to make an appointment for fingerprinting. The constable (police officer) in Victoria insisted that she obtain a "fingerprint form" from the US Consulate to bring to the appointment. Neither of us can find the form anywhere, and we have not been able to speak to anyone from the consulate directly.

If you know where we can find this form (online), please respond.

-V

23Jan2010 "V" mailed I-129F (USPO return recp't & certified mail)

25Jan2010 NOA1 (website), 01Feb2010 via snail mail

26Jan2010 USPO return receipt received

27Jan2010 Check cashed

26Feb2010 NOA2 (website), 04Mar2010 via snail mail

06Mar2010 Petition received at NVC (website), 10Mar2010 via snail mail

17Mar2010 "Packet 3" received from Sydney Consulate (via email only)

24Mar2010 "L&V" mailed DS-230 to Sydney Consulate(sent from the US - certified mail)

_________| no activity for 26 days since "L" is still in the US. (we didn't expect the paperwork would flow so smoothly and quickly).

18Apr2010 "L" returned to Australia

19Apr2010 "L" - finger-printed & requested for police certificate

21Apr2010 "L" medical exam

23Apr2010 Police certificate received

30Apr2010 Medical results

01May2010 "L" Sent DS-1076 form + entire packet "ready for interview" to Sydney Consulate

10May2010 "Packet 4" received from Sydney Consulate (via email only)

25May2010 Interview

01Jun2010 Visa Received In-hand

28Jul2010 PoE San Francisco, California

02Aug2010 Tied the knot!!

_________ AOS (waiting for marriage certificate to file with I485/131/765/486)

"No lawyers were involved (or harmed) in this K-1 process"

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That is incorrect, there is no such form as the one they are telling you to get. All you need to ask for is a national police check for both name and fingerprint. Don't even mention that it is for a visa, because thats when the Police get confused. You can also have the check sent directly to you house, there is no need for it to be sent directly to the Consulate. The check takes a few weeks to be processes (Mine took almost three weeks). If you read This Thread, the OP is from Victoria and I am pretty sure she has info about getting her check done. It also has general info about going from Packet Three to the Interview.

Married February 20, 2010

Permanent Resident April 22, 2010

Naturalized Citizen January 14, 2014

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