What to do while waiting for NOA2?

[AngieBer 0]

Hi all,

We sent our packet and received NOA1. What can we do while waiting for NOA2? I know it will be about 5 months down the road, but is there anything we should be preparing for while waiting?

Thanks!

[anyuhh 4]

I am still waiting for our NOA2 and what i do is that i did make the album or like a scrapbook for the evidence genuine relationship and I did print some of our conversations. And also I did acquire more government id's. You just filed today?

[amykathleen2005 441]

Check out the bottom half of this guide on what to send your fiance for the interview.

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

[AngieBer 0]

I am still waiting for our NOA2 and what i do is that i did make the album or like a scrapbook for the evidence genuine relationship and I did print some of our conversations. And also I did acquire more government id's. You just filed today?

Hi! No, we filed June 3 and received our NOA1 a few days later. Would that scrapbook be something one would bring to the consulate interview?

Thanks!

Check out the bottom half of this guide on what to send your fiance for the interview.

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

Thanks!

[anyuhh 4]

Hi! No, we filed June 3 and received our NOA1 a few days later. Would that scrapbook be something one would bring to the consulate interview?

Thanks!

Thanks!

Yes! For me i'll do it like a scrapbook so that the consul can easily understand our story together.

[didopage 337]

Read informations about how is the process after your petition is approved (NOA2), how it works in your consulate, how long it takes, what documents to have (don't gather them now, it's too early, but keep you inform on HOW to get them), read reviews of VJ members who had their interview at your consulate. Don't know if Canadians consulate asks for more relationship evidence (so making a scrapbook may be not useful for you).

AFTER K-1:

Be inform on how to get married at the location where you want to get married. How to get the marriage license, then how to get the marriage certificate, how long it takes/costs.

How to apply for a SSN/How long it takes/Where to go.

Then, as you have time, read about the Adjustment Of Status (AOS) process, quickly look which documents you'll need.

I don't know how it works for Canadians, maybe you have to register there as a "canadian citizen residing abroad" at the local Canadian consulate in your area (things we do in France)...

There's definitely lots of things to search and read to keep you busy for months.