Confused about Packet 3&4, and Interview requirements

[jjjdddlll 4]

Hello,

We now have an interview date, and I just wanted to confirm a few things I was not sure of...

1. If I have a document ( I received via E-mail), with my interview date and a list of documents, does that mean I have Packet 4? (Can I print this out to present for any medical checks and to present at the embassy on the interview?)

2. If so, what happpened to packet 3?

3. What is this document?: DOCUMENT NAME: CORRESPONDENCE INSTRUCTIONS --------- C

4. What does it mean when I read: FEE PAYMENT ------- $, are there extra fees that need to be paid at/after the interview?

Lastly, any tips on anything else that needs to be brought to the embassy? It has been so long since I sent in I-130 and NVC package that I have forgotten most of the documents. Maybe I should carry copies of everything I have sent in so far?

I apologize for many questions at once, but any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Regards.

[Jaqui 0]

Yes that is your packet 3&4. Your appointment letter is what you need for the medical exam.

When was your appointment set for?

[jjjdddlll 4]

Yes that is your packet 3&4. Your appointment letter is what you need for the medical exam.

When was your appointment set for?

In a week, more or less. How was your experience? Why are the medical exams so expensive?

[beckyb 0]

Hello,

We now have an interview date, and I just wanted to confirm a few things I was not sure of...

1. If I have a document ( I received via E-mail), with my interview date and a list of documents, does that mean I have Packet 4? (Can I print this out to present for any medical checks and to present at the embassy on the interview?)

2. If so, what happpened to packet 3?

3. What is this document?: DOCUMENT NAME: CORRESPONDENCE INSTRUCTIONS --------- C

4. What does it mean when I read: FEE PAYMENT ------- $, are there extra fees that need to be paid at/after the interview?

Lastly, any tips on anything else that needs to be brought to the embassy? It has been so long since I sent in I-130 and NVC package that I have forgotten most of the documents. Maybe I should carry copies of everything I have sent in so far?

I apologize for many questions at once, but any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Regards.

When my husband went for his interview he assumed that since we sent in everything prior to the interview that he wouldn't have to take anything. When he got there he was told that he needed ORIGINAL copies of his birth certificate and our marriage contract. So his interview was postponed for the following week. You may want to take those types of documents with you. Good luck!

[jjjdddlll 4]

When my husband went for his interview he assumed that since we sent in everything prior to the interview that he wouldn't have to take anything. When he got there he was told that he needed ORIGINAL copies of his birth certificate and our marriage contract. So his interview was postponed for the following week. You may want to take those types of documents with you. Good luck!

Thanks for the advice.

I have another question for anyone reading:

Will I be okay just bringing the following documents? :

(I might be confusing it with the K-3 process, but I read somewhere there were forms that needed to be filled out specifically for the embassy).

-Everything I sent to USCIS, including originals.

-Everything I sent to NVC, including originals.

-Everything the embassy asks for on their appointment letter, including originals.

Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you.

Regards