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Filed: Timeline
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Hello,

could anyone explain what package 3 and 4 mean? I want to get prepared as much as possible even if NOA2 has not arrived yet...

Thanks!

22 Jan 2008 met in Belgium

01 Oct 2009 I-129-F

05 Oct 2009 NOA1 received

12 Jan 2010 NOA2 received

19 Jan 2010 NVC received

20 Jan 2010 NVC left

29 Jan 2010 packet 3 received

29 Jan 2010 packet 3 sent

04 Feb 2010 packet 4 received

25 Feb 2010 interview approved

15 Mar 2010 US Entry with my cat :-)

19 Mar 2010 Official wedding (courthouse)

31 Mar 2010 MMR to be re-done

05 Apr 2010 I-485 sent

14 Apr 2010 NOA received

08 May 2010 Wedding party

21 May 2010 Biometrics

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Package 3 is the papers you get from the consulate that you need to send back to be eligible for an interview.

Package 4 is the interview letter itself.

I don't think the names are the same in all countries, but that's what they are.

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Filed: Timeline
Posted

Thanks for the fast reply!

Do you know what documents exactly they ask in package 3? I would like to prepare everything in advance, if possible...

Thank you :)

22 Jan 2008 met in Belgium

01 Oct 2009 I-129-F

05 Oct 2009 NOA1 received

12 Jan 2010 NOA2 received

19 Jan 2010 NVC received

20 Jan 2010 NVC left

29 Jan 2010 packet 3 received

29 Jan 2010 packet 3 sent

04 Feb 2010 packet 4 received

25 Feb 2010 interview approved

15 Mar 2010 US Entry with my cat :-)

19 Mar 2010 Official wedding (courthouse)

31 Mar 2010 MMR to be re-done

05 Apr 2010 I-485 sent

14 Apr 2010 NOA received

08 May 2010 Wedding party

21 May 2010 Biometrics

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted
Thanks for the fast reply!

Do you know what documents exactly they ask in package 3? I would like to prepare everything in advance, if possible...

Thank you :)

check your consulates website to see if they have it posted online... each consulate has there own local process

YMMV

 
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