Waiting for NOA2, dreading what comes next

[Teya 4]

Hey dear VJers!

I'm a February filler at CSC and as hopefully my time for the NOA2 is coming closer and closer I want to ask for your help regarding what awaits us next. I myself am a beneficiery, the USC has been living outside of US for years and haven't filled for taxes in that time. We are going to have a co-sponsor my future mother-in-law but he is going to need to file to be a sponsor as well and will need to supply some documents. I know that all of you supply tax returns but in this case my fiancé could supply only tax returns from Europe (where we live) but in any case that should not count as this will not continue once we move. He does have a contract for some jobs he is doing in the US but that started only in 2013 so once again not relevant in this case.

Another thing while awaiting for NOA2s are you starting to work on the next steps? I don't know getting some paperwork done, medical, shots something?

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Teya

[ricnally 258]

Get going on your police check(s). Sometimes they can take some time to get. And also your long form of birth certificate, if you don't have it.

Edited May 14, 2013 by ricnally

[Teya 4]

I'll get a police check from Lithuania in a few days time. Do you know if I might need one from the UK if I'm going there quite often on business trips. One of them took nearly 2 months?

[duraaraa 203]

I'll get a police check from Lithuania in a few days time. Do you know if I might need one from the UK if I'm going there quite often on business trips. One of them took nearly 2 months?

Theoretically, if your longest trip to the U.K. was 2 months, you will not need a police report. If you lived somewhere longer than 6 months or 1 year continuously, depending on embassy, you will need one.

[Teya 4]

Oh cool then.

What is the long form of the birth certificate? What kind of info would it have compared to the regular one?

[Teya 4]

Also, what about all of the medical stuff does all of it need to be done right before the interview including the vaccinations or does that depend on the embassy or something?