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Because we got expedited at the NVC i have to bring the AOS and IV packages with me to my interview, ive photocopied both packets for them to keep for the interview and all the documents included in the IV package are what i need to bring for my interview, it may seem like a silly question but should i take an extra photo copy of all the interview documents on top of the IV photo copies (because i dont want to leave any originals at the embassy) or will they just merge the documents together and use the one set of photo copies ive already provided? Also would you suggest bringing any proof of our marriage (i.e photos and flight tickets etc) to the interview or are they not needed? TIA :)

February 2010: Met online via social networking site

1st July 2010: Met for the first time in Lake Charles, LA [11 days]

9th August 2010: Got Engaged!

September 2010: Met for the second time in Lake Charles, LA [2 weeks]

December 2010: Met for the third time in Lake Charles, LA [3 months]

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May 2011: Met for the fourth time in London, UK [2 weeks]

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