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K-1 Visa Interview checklist

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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So we have our interview on the 24th, next week. I just wanted to make sure we have had everything we needed.

-beneficiaries passport

-sealed medical exam

-police report (original and copy)

-birth certificate (original and copy)

-i134 affidavit support (we will have mine and a co sponsors i134 just in case with us)

-I-864 evidence of support

- 2 photographs

- letter of intent to marry from the petitioner (me)

A couple of questions that I have,

- 2 photographs, is that any 2 photographs or does it have to be 2 passport photos?

- is there a certain door that I should be waiting at outside? I have read about this before but can't find the information.

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Good luck with your interview. We all get stressed out even though we really shouldn't.

Photos are passport photos

You will also need your Loomis / DHL ID number. You will be asked for this before going through security - Even though this is not on checklist below

Wait to the left of the door on St Alexandre (not the door on Rene Levesque)

Link for checklist

http://montreal.usconsulate.gov/mobile/visas/visas/fianc-k-1-visas/appointment-checklist.html

Photos of consulate - outside and inside

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/359761-montreal-consulate-picturesmaps/

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Correct me if I wrong, but I thought you needed 2 Letters of Intent, one from the beneficiary and one from the petitioner

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