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Can anyone tell me how many passport size photos will be needed for the CR-1 Interview in Montreal???

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K-3 Visa - VANCOUVER

04/01/2009 - I-129F NOA2

04/14/2009 - NVC Received

04/15/2009 - NVC Left

04/17/2009 - Consulate Received

04/20/2009 - Packet 3 downloaded

04/23/2009 - Packet 3 Sent

04/23/2009 - Packet 4 Received (email w/appt. date)

05/20/2009 - Medical Exam - Vancouver

05/19/2009 - Interview In Vancouver for K-3 (Interview from hell)

05/20/2009 - Dropped off Medical at Consulate, No Visa- Told we are in AP

06/03/2009 - Email from Consulate-Visa mailed

06/05/2009 - Visa In hand

06/06/2009 - US POE, Winnipeg

EAD

06/14/2009: mailed I-765

06/24/2009: NOA1

07/06/2009: Recv'd Biometrics letter/appt. for 7/25

07/07/2009: walk in Biometrics early

08/04/2009: Card Production ordered!

08/10/2009: EAD card in hand!

NVC I-130

04-01-09: I-130 NOA2 (Approved) 155 days @ CSC

06/24/2009 : case complete at NVC

CR-1 Interview

11/25/2009: Interview at MONTREAL, CANADA (approved)

11/28/2009: Visa in hand (picked up from consulate)

12/14/2009: Permanent Residence Card in hand!

Employment at Wells Fargo Bank on Nov. 9, 2009

Done until lifting conditions... yeah!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: Canada
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From the autoreply FAQ that comes if you ever try to email Montreal:

Q6: What photos do I need to bring?

A: 4 color passport photos are required. 3 are needed to complete the medical; the remaining 1 is needed for the actual interview. The required size is typical for passports: 1½ inches by 1½ inches (5 cm x 5 cm). It is always a good idea to bring an extra photo in. For more detailed information on photo requirements, please visit: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/immigrant.../info_3746.html.

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