interview scheduled too soon?

[Fuzzified 0]

So here's our next issue

my wife called our embassy and they scheduled an interview in just 5 days time. So next week she should travel to her embassy to have her interview.

However she hasn't yet sent in the D-156/k and D-230 etc. is this an issue? Is it alright to bring the documents to the interview with her? Please help us out here so we can reschedule if necessary.

[CraigCam 0]

Unless the Ukraine Embassy has different procedures, you are NOT supposed to submit those documents until the interview. In fact, if you read the DS-156K carefully, you will see at the bottom where it states not to even sign the form until in the presence of the consular officer.

I suggest asking these types of questions to your Embassy in the form of an email just to be sure. That way you will have their response in a printable form that you keep as evidence.

Good luck.

[TayRivers 4]

Unless the Ukraine Embassy has different procedures, you are NOT supposed to submit those documents until the interview. In fact, if you read the DS-156K carefully, you will see at the bottom where it states not to even sign the form until in the presence of the consular officer.

I suggest asking these types of questions to your Embassy in the form of an email just to be sure. That way you will have their response in a printable form that you keep as evidence.

Good luck.

How can she be your wife if you are applying for a K1?????

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good point. I double checked with Iryna and I realized nothing needed sent in. just a little mix up on my part for being too rushed.

I didn't think our interview would be scheduled so quickly (after everything else takes so long)

and I'm used to calling Iryna my wife because we had a religious wedding in Ukraine, and went to get it done lawfully but some of my paperwork wasn't accepted.

I had to rush back to the U.S. though so instead of doing the K-3 we just applied for a K-1 and didn't mention a religious wedding to the USCIS, because I didn't have an opportunity to go back to Ukraine for a while.

no point in waiting too long eh?

thanks for the help guys

[payxibka 10,047]

good point. I double checked with Iryna and I realized nothing needed sent in. just a little mix up on my part for being too rushed.

I didn't think our interview would be scheduled so quickly (after everything else takes so long)

and I'm used to calling Iryna my wife because we had a religious wedding in Ukraine, and went to get it done lawfully but some of my paperwork wasn't accepted.

I had to rush back to the U.S. though so instead of doing the K-3 we just applied for a K-1 and didn't mention a religious wedding to the USCIS, because I didn't have an opportunity to go back to Ukraine for a while.

no point in waiting too long eh?

thanks for the help guys

For Kyiv, all forms are submitted at time of interview....