Too Much "Stuff" for Interview

[trailmix 77]

I'm not sure what the security rules are at Manila - I know that for the Montreal consulate you would not be able to bring in a wheeled case (you cannot even bring in a briefcase) - hopefully someone who knows will happen by to elaborate on that with regards to Manila.

The way we organized my Husband's stuff was in a three ring (clear) binder, but we had see through pocket sheet holders inside. At the front we had a list of the items in each page, for quick reference. This way he could see the sheets and they were also easy to get out of the binder as well.

Is your wife comfortable with having all this stuff or is it going to un-nerve her?

Edited December 24, 2008 by trailmix

[JoBri 548]

Wellll, I guess I am going to have to weigh all these wonderful thoughts in my mind, and then do as God leads me to do based on all this wonderful info. I am also going to pay a visit to the Philippines Forum here, and see if anyone there has been through the interview, to see the lay of the land, so to speak... at the embassy.

I'm not sure what the security rules are at Manila - I know that for the Montreal consulate you would not be able to bring in a wheeled case (you cannot even bring in a briefcase) - hopefully someone who knows will happen by to elaborate on that with regards to Manila.

The way we organized my Husband's stuff was in a three ring (clear) binder, but we had see through pocket sheet holders inside. At the front we had a list of the items in each page, for quick reference. This way he could see the sheets and they were also easy to get out of the binder as well.

Is your wife comfortable with having all this stuff or is it going to un-nerve her?