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tsr1501   1

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I read a great "walk through" post about the St Lukes medical exam. The post mentioned bringing the "appointment letter". I just scheduled our embassy interview today, which is October 3rd. Will a letter be sent to my fiancee, and is that the "appointment letter" she will need to bring with her to the medical, or is there another appointment letter? Does she have to have the appointment letter?

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hoody   8

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appointment letter is what you can download after you scheduled appointment for her.

:ot: question: what are other available interview dates for october?

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Crashed~N2~Me   970

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The appointment letter is not necessary. She got it, bring it. Don't have it, don't sweat it.

(it's an either or)

As long as she brings a copy of the NOA2 and the Manila case# she will be OK.

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