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Just want to clear up a few questions I have as I want to make sure I'm up to date here:

1. Was I supposed to list our POE (Port-of-Entry) to be somewhere? If so where was that supposed to be. I can't imagine that we were supposed to as they say don't buy tickets until you have the Visa and your POE will depend on the tickets you purchase, yet I see people talking about this in threads all the time here.

2. On the VJ timeline it asked some questions that didn't make any sense to me such as: Date Received I864 Package, and date received Instruction package. We never "received" anything, just got an email asking us to send them the I-864 which I downloaded online. Also what is this instruction package? Was the the case completed letter they emailed us that had our interview date on it?

3. Regarding consulate processing, What are these Packet's 3 & 4? We didn't get anything yet our interview date is tentatively really soon (we are working on a date change). Was I supposed to get something from the embassy/consulate or is this apply only to folks doing DCF? I have read a few posts recently here on VJ about people having problems with Packets 2 or Packet 3 etc... yet we are at the point of being at the Embassy and we haven't gotten any numbered packets.

4. How do you know what date your package left the NVC? I know it just got to the embassy last Friday because I called to check and they said they just got it, and I know it wasn't sent the same day we got the case completed letter.

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
Timeline

Answers:

1. No

2. Don't worry about that

3. Packet 3 is used in K visa case, packet 4 is the interview date email for IR-1/CR-1 visa cases

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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3. Packet 3 is also used for DCF'd casefile types (CR-1/IR-1/CR-2/IR-2)

2. That's a timetick for postal processing at NVC, where NVC actually mails out the form. Most people 'go fast' and never wait the 3 months for that form to arrive.

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