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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Dumb question.

On the information section on the Montreal Embassy website, it has the forms that are needed to be sent in to them for the response to Packet 3.

However, it also lists that these documents need to be brought to the interview. I am so confused.

If we send them with packet 3, do they also need to be brought to the interview or will they have them there already?

Any other information that I should know before I send packet 3?

Thank you

K-1 VISA ADVENTURE:
04-01-2012: Engaged in Detroit, Michigan at Comerica Park!
USCIS
05-02-2012: Sent I-129F to Dallas Lockbox
05-14-2012: Received Physical NOA1
08-09-2012: Received Physical NOA2
Montreal Embassy
08-21-2012: Package 3
09-06-2012: Package 4
11-12-2012: Medical in Toronto, Ontario (Approved-Went Well! Tip: Make sure you have ALL of your vaccinations up to date when you go to your medical exam! It CAN delay things.
11-19-2012: Interview in Montreal (APPROVED!!)
11-21-2012: Received Passport and Visa Package Back From Montreal (DHL/LOOMIS OPENED OUR SEALED ENVELOPE! SENT BACK TO MONTREAL ON 11-23-2012 TO BE RESEALED)
12-04-2012: Recevied resealed Visa package from Montreal
12-23-2012: POE: Port Huron, Michigan (Everything Went Great!)
02-16-2013: Wedding Date! We're MARRIED!

AOS

06-18-2013: Sent AOS Package to Chicago Lockbox

06-20-2013: USPS Estimating Package Should Arrive in Chicago

06-24-2013: Received NOA Text and Emails for All Applications

06-27-2013: Received Physical NOAs for AOS, EAD and AP

07-16-2013: Biometrics Appointment

07-29-2013: I-485 Ready for Interview to Be Scheduled!!! YAY!!!! (No EXTREMELY Long Wait!)

08-02-2013: Received Mail with Interview Date!

09-03-2013: Interview in Detroit, Michigan (APPROVED!)

09-04-2013: EAD/AP Approved! (Even though it no longer matters because GC was approved the day before)

09-09-2013: Green Card mailed out via USPS 2-Day Air

09-11-2013: Received 2 Year Conditional Green Card in the Mail

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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I know when I sent in my packet 3 to Montreal I sent them in as well as I kept copies to take with me just in case the consulate lost them. When I had my interview they never asked for them but I had them with me just in case. I also had extra passport photo's with me as well. I just wanted to be well prepared for anything that could have possibly went wrong at the Consulate.

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Dumb question.

On the information section on the Montreal Embassy website, it has the forms that are needed to be sent in to them for the response to Packet 3.

However, it also lists that these documents need to be brought to the interview. I am so confused.

If we send them with packet 3, do they also need to be brought to the interview or will they have them there already?

Any other information that I should know before I send packet 3?

Thank you

Send everything the packet 3 list says you need to send in and just print off an extra copy for your records. We took a bunch of extra copies of documents in case they lost one. As Smiley said, we wanted to be prepared as well! You'll be fine! Good luck! :)

Stacy - NL, Canada
Tom - Houston, TX

US CONSULATE - MONTREAL (K-1)
Interview date: 07/23/2012 - APPROVED!!!!
US POE: 08/16/2012
Marriage: 09/07/2012

AOS
Package sent: 10/13/2012
NOA1: 10/19/2012
Biometrics: 11/26/2012
EAD Arrived: 12/10/2012
AP Arrived: 03/15/2013
E-Mail - 'Decision' = APPROVED: 08/06/2013 (9.5 month wait!)
Green Card in Hand: 08/14/2013

ROC

Package sent: 05/26/2015

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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It's a good idea to bring copies with you to the interview. Montreal is supposed to have the original packet 3 you sent in but you never know if something will get lost. I just printed off two copies of packet 3 when I filled it out and kept one. They didn't need the extra copies at my interview, though. It's just a precaution.

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