HELP SIGNED VISA FORMS AND DATE

[nandr 0]

I know i am not suppose to sign the the visa forms until my appointment day do i fill in the date on the forms before my appointment or i will sign and fill in the date on the apointment day your advice is needed thanks .

[gmjdmj 2]

The forms that are to be signed in front of the consulate are to be signed and dated on the day of the interview. It may be different at your embassy but that is what we did for London.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I know i am not suppose to sign the the visa forms until my appointment day do i fill in the date on the forms before my appointment or i will sign and fill in the date on the apointment day your advice is needed thanks .

I would wait for that.

[Guitarlo 2]

I know i am not suppose to sign the the visa forms until my appointment day do i fill in the date on the forms before my appointment or i will sign and fill in the date on the apointment day your advice is needed thanks .

To avoid confusion you're not signing "VISA" forms. A VISA is completely a different animal from the other various application forms. You will sign a document(s) in front of the consulate during the interview but it is not a "VISA." If the Embassy decides all is in order in about 10 days after the interview you will be mailed your passport and there will be an I-94 stapled and stamped into it - that is your VISA. Do not open the sealed envelope! The Embassy will send everything to you via their private courier service.

[Otto 83]

I know i am not suppose to sign the the visa forms until my appointment day do i fill in the date on the forms before my appointment or i will sign and fill in the date on the apointment day your advice is needed thanks .

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** Topic is "US Embassy and Consulate Discussion" related; moving thread there, where it may be more appropriate.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I know i am not suppose to sign the the visa forms until my appointment day do i fill in the date on the forms before my appointment or i will sign and fill in the date on the apointment day your advice is needed thanks .

To avoid confusion you're not signing "VISA" forms. A VISA is completely a different animal from the other various application forms. You will sign a document(s) in front of the consulate during the interview but it is not a "VISA." If the Embassy decides all is in order in about 10 days after the interview you will be mailed your passport and there will be an I-94 stapled and stamped into it - that is your VISA. Do not open the sealed envelope! The Embassy will send everything to you via their private courier service.

Nooooooo. He will get his pasport back with a visa in it. When he arrives in the United States he will get an I-94. The I-94 is NOT a visa.