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My fiancee just completed her medical, in Belarus. She was given 2 envelopes and was told one was for her embassy interview and one for her arrival in the US. No problem I guess, but I was under the impression that there was only one envelope, which is given to the embassy at the interview and then her medical records and everything else would be put into the embassy's package for presentation to immigration at the POE.

Any one see this before?

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My fiancee just completed her medical, in Belarus. She was given 2 envelopes and was told one was for her embassy interview and one for her arrival in the US. No problem I guess, but I was under the impression that there was only one envelope, which is given to the embassy at the interview and then her medical records and everything else would be put into the embassy's package for presentation to immigration at the POE.

Any one see this before?

the other envelope is for AOS.

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