I-134 documents shipped today

[ready4ONE 5,400]

Well all of the documents on my end are now on their way to my fiancé in Sharjah via DHL. A bit spendy, but hey, she's worth it! I decided it would be worth the peace of mind being able to track the documents and feel secure they will be delivered since it took excessively long for her to receive two Christmas cards I sent in December via regular United States Postal Service. (Of course when I called her today let her know our papers had been sent via DHL she let me know the two missing cards had finally arrived. )

Anyway, the interview is fast approaching, February 12th. She has her medical and immunizations planned for February 1st. And the only document she is waiting on is her birth certificate, which her sister still in the Philippines ordered for her, so not too worried. Everything seems to be coming together nicely!

Excited and nervous as interview day approaches!

[sunandmoon 450]

best of luck with the upcoming interview.

[vic&el4ever 0]

Well all of the documents on my end are now on their way to my fiancé in Sharjah via DHL. A bit spendy, but hey, she's worth it! I decided it would be worth the peace of mind being able to track the documents and feel secure they will be delivered since it took excessively long for her to receive two Christmas cards I sent in December via regular United States Postal Service. (Of course when I called her today let her know our papers had been sent via DHL she let me know the two missing cards had finally arrived. )

Anyway, the interview is fast approaching, February 12th. She has her medical and immunizations planned for February 1st. And the only document she is waiting on is her birth certificate, which her sister still in the Philippines ordered for her, so not too worried. Everything seems to be coming together nicely!

Excited and nervous as interview day approaches!

I was also worried about her not getting it on time or at all. What i did is was i mail 2 copies. One I send United States Postal Service or the other UPS.

I have never lost anything by using USPS, but sure i wanted too be sure she got it on time. Sure during Christmas time it was slow, the first card i sent her on Dec 1st arrived 12 days later, the 2nd card and gift was send later arriving after new years.

I never used UPS before, but i am glad i didnt. UPS was $73 bucks

How much was DHL?

[ready4ONE 5,400]

Well all of the documents on my end are now on their way to my fiancé in Sharjah via DHL. A bit spendy, but hey, she's worth it! I decided it would be worth the peace of mind being able to track the documents and feel secure they will be delivered since it took excessively long for her to receive two Christmas cards I sent in December via regular United States Postal Service. (Of course when I called her today let her know our papers had been sent via DHL she let me know the two missing cards had finally arrived. )

Anyway, the interview is fast approaching, February 12th. She has her medical and immunizations planned for February 1st. And the only document she is waiting on is her birth certificate, which her sister still in the Philippines ordered for her, so not too worried. Everything seems to be coming together nicely!

Excited and nervous as interview day approaches!

I was also worried about her not getting it on time or at all. What i did is was i mail 2 copies. One I send United States Postal Service or the other UPS.

I have never lost anything by using USPS, but sure i wanted too be sure she got it on time. Sure during Christmas time it was slow, the first card i sent her on Dec 1st arrived 12 days later, the 2nd card and gift was send later arriving after new years.

I never used UPS before, but i am glad i didnt. UPS was $73 bucks

How much was DHL?

DHL was $99 bucks.

She has scanned copies of everything which should at least be usable to get through the interview. I imagine they could insist on new originals of the forms such as the I-134 which I have before releasing a visa though. I don't even want to consider that happening though!

[vic&el4ever 0]

Well all of the documents on my end are now on their way to my fiancé in Sharjah via DHL. A bit spendy, but hey, she's worth it! I decided it would be worth the peace of mind being able to track the documents and feel secure they will be delivered since it took excessively long for her to receive two Christmas cards I sent in December via regular United States Postal Service. (Of course when I called her today let her know our papers had been sent via DHL she let me know the two missing cards had finally arrived. )

Anyway, the interview is fast approaching, February 12th. She has her medical and immunizations planned for February 1st. And the only document she is waiting on is her birth certificate, which her sister still in the Philippines ordered for her, so not too worried. Everything seems to be coming together nicely!

Excited and nervous as interview day approaches!

I was also worried about her not getting it on time or at all. What i did is was i mail 2 copies. One I send United States Postal Service or the other UPS.

I have never lost anything by using USPS, but sure i wanted too be sure she got it on time. Sure during Christmas time it was slow, the first card i sent her on Dec 1st arrived 12 days later, the 2nd card and gift was send later arriving after new years.

I never used UPS before, but i am glad i didnt. UPS was $73 bucks

How much was DHL?

DHL was $99 bucks.

She has scanned copies of everything which should at least be usable to get through the interview. I imagine they could insist on new originals of the forms such as the I-134 which I have before releasing a visa though. I don't even want to consider that happening though!

Well the only thing that can’t be a copy is the 134 itself. That is why i send 2 notarized copies as a back up.