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lifesjourney   0

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Hi all,

I have a question: My husband's I-601 was approved through USCIS website this month. I then received the approval letter in the mail a couple days later. A week later I received an E-mail stating he has been approved and that they needed additional documents( which was from the consulate in Teguc). Medical exam, tax info from co-sponsor and myself, letters from mine and co-sponsors work . Then yesterday I get another approval letter, looks like from Tegucigalpa cause it had a TGG number.

What I am VERY confused about is in that e-mail and the approval letters there were no directions given to me on how to send the info, where to send it , when to ect...

* Does my husband wait for an appointment date and bring all of this with him?

*Do I send it to my husband and have him go to Tegucigalpa (8 hours away) and drop it off with the front security guard?

* Will I be hearing from them?

Thank you all, please help!! I don't want to waste anymore time!

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amyandjorge   76

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I believe the documents should be presented at the interview, along with the invitation letter that will be his ticket into the embassy (we just printed the email). Also, be sure none of his documents will be expired by the interview date and don't forget about the exact change payment if you haven't paid already. Check the Tegucigalpa embassy website, there you can look for your TGG # in the list of appointments for next month, that's how I found my husband's interview date. If it's there, make sure he shows up on the corresponding date, if not, keep waiting or email the embassy. We got a surprisingly sparse amount of information from the embassy regarding the interview, it is after all in Honduras.

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