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AFweatherguy   0

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I will be going to the Embassy with my Fiancee for her interview in Manila. Should I mail my documents you her (I-134, ect) our would it be best to hand carry them on my flight to Manila? I think I would be more at ease Hand carrying them as Fed-Ex seems to have issues finding her house.

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2009-09-17 I-129F Sent

2009-09-19 I-129F Arrival at the VSC via USPS (Priority)

2009-09-21 NA01

2009-09-30 Submitted paperwork to expedite

2009-10-08 Expedite request rejected :(

2009-10-16 NAO2 Approved!

2009-10-20 NVC Received

2009-10-22 NVC Sent to Manila

2009-12-02 Interview Passed

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DoneWaiting   15

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In other postings I mentioned I would FedEx the documents to her. I did, didn't have a problem. Reason why I rather mail it, in the event of last minutes changes or trip cancellation. Then what will happen? not trying to be negative but like to think in advance any possibilities.

If FedEx may have problems with her address, maybe some relative address that may be less complicated. But I will doubt FedEx will have problems, I am sure they provide plenty of mail service and they should be familiar with the areas..

Hey, if you are more comfortable bringing all the documents with you. Then do what you think will bring you peace of mind.

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Scott and Mhay   57

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If you are going there early enough i would just hand carry them. How soon before her interview are you planning on arriving?

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