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Im almost ready to ship my package to Omsk for the interview next month.. Never got package from Embassy.. MOS Embassy list only 10 items needed for interview... Aside from these 10 and the 1-134 supplemental proof, what else is needed?

I don't see anything about the DS156, DS156K, DS157, or DS 158..

Which ones of these are needed and how many of each..

thanks

K-1 Visa

Event Date

Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : Moscow, Russia

I-129F Sent : 2009-11-20

I-129F NOA1 : 2009-11-23

I-129F RFE(s) :

RFE Reply(s) :

I-129F NOA2 : 2010-02-09

NVC Received : 2010-02-16

NVC Left : 2010-02-19

Consulate Received : 2010-02-25

Packet 3 Received :

Packet 3 Sent :

Packet 4 Received :

Interview Date : 2010-04-28

Interview Result : Approved 2010-04-28

Second Interview

(If Required):

Second Interview Result:

Visa Received : 2010-05-05

US Entry : 2010-05-07

Marriage :

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Im almost ready to ship my package to Omsk for the interview next month.. Never got package from Embassy.. MOS Embassy list only 10 items needed for interview... Aside from these 10 and the 1-134 supplemental proof, what else is needed?

I don't see anything about the DS156, DS156K, DS157, or DS 158..

Which ones of these are needed and how many of each..

thanks

Check out: http://moscow.usembassy.gov/fiancee.html

The link provides everything you need for the interview.

K-1 Journey

02-19-2010: Engaged :-)

02-27-2010: I-129F Sent to CSC via Fedex

03-02-2010: I-129F NOA1, TOUCHED on USCIS website, check cashed

03-24-2010: Received NOA1 Hardcopy (mailed on 03-04-2010, mix-up in the mail)

04-15-2010: TOUCHED on USCIS website, NOA2 (45 days)

04-21-2010: Received NOA2 Hardcopy (44 days since NOA1)

04-22-2010: I-129F received at NVC

04-26-2010: I-129F mailed to the US Embassy in Moscow

04-28-2010: I-129F received at the US Embassy in Moscow

05-24-2010: Packet 3,4 Received

07-20-2010: Interview Date - Approved!

07-23-2010: Visa Received

09-03-2010: US Entry

10-10-2010: Married :-)

AOS Journey

11-30-2010: AOS Forms Sent via Fedex

12-01-2010: Received at USCIS Chicago Lockbox

12-10-2010: NOA1 for I-485, I-765, I-131

12-13-2010: Received NOA1 for I-485, I-765, I-131

12-18-2010: TOUCHED on USCIS website

01-04-2011: Received Biometric appt. for 02-01-2011

01-05-2011: Notified of RFE

01-15-2011: Sent RFE back

01-24-2011: Touched on USCIS website, RFE received

02-01-2011: Biometrics taken

02-08-2011: TOUCHED on USCIS website, transfer to CSC

02-10-2011: TOUCHED on USCIS website, I-765 EAD Approved, I-131 Advance Parole Approved

02-15-2011: TOUCHED on USCIS website, I-485 arrived at CSC, EAD production

02-16-2011: TOUCHED on USCIS website, I-765 EAD mailed, I-131 AP document arrived in the mail

02-19-2011: EAD document arrived in the mail

04-21-2011: TOUCHED on USCIS website, I-485 approved at CSC, Greencard production ordered

04-27-2011: Greencard arrived in the mail

01-20-2013: 90 day Removal of Conditions window starts

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Hellzbelz   0

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Check out: http://moscow.usemba...ov/fiancee.html

The link provides everything you need for the interview.

Greetings everyone,

Can anyone give me an idea of how long out the interview will be from the date the embassy receives our case? It seems to be a ####### shoot actually, and I do not trust the "average" number shown on the K1 statistics page for Moscow. We are just hoping she will be here by her birthday...

Jim

Jim & Irina

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Greetings everyone,

Can anyone give me an idea of how long out the interview will be from the date the embassy receives our case? It seems to be a ####### shoot actually, and I do not trust the "average" number shown on the K1 statistics page for Moscow. We are just hoping she will be here by her birthday...

Jim

Check out our timeline for a recent turnaround. Figure a few days from the time it left NVC until officially received at Moscow.

Im almost ready to ship my package to Omsk for the interview next month.. Never got package from Embassy.. MOS Embassy list only 10 items needed for interview... Aside from these 10 and the 1-134 supplemental proof, what else is needed?

I don't see anything about the DS156, DS156K, DS157, or DS 158..

Which ones of these are needed and how many of each..

thanks

Embassy link provided above. Please note that the DS-156K can only be downloaded from this link since it is in Russian and must be completed in Russian.

Phil (Lockport, near Chicago) and Alla (Lobnya, near Moscow)

As of Dec 7, 2009, now Zero miles apart (literally)!

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And damn, Moscow does not appear to be updating visa appointments on their website for the time being. Which is unfortunate, because it used to give a good idea of about how far out interviews were being scheduled. So yes, barron is right, just look at timelines to get an idea of how far out they are. It's not an exact science, but none of this really is. :)

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Hellzbelz   0

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And damn, Moscow does not appear to be updating visa appointments on their website for the time being. Which is unfortunate, because it used to give a good idea of about how far out interviews were being scheduled. So yes, barron is right, just look at timelines to get an idea of how far out they are. It's not an exact science, but none of this really is. smile.gif

Thanks Mox smile.gif

Jim

Jim & Irina

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