DS-156 at Interview?

[The Mean Lady 604]

I read on the Montreal Consulate page that (2) copies of the DS-156 are needed at interview.

However, that was posted in 2009.

Is this something that's still required?

Can someone direct me to a checklist for items I need to bring?

I wasn't coming up with anything by searching myself

I have so far:

- Interview Letter

- Original PCC

- All tax return transcripts (including 2012 since I did the actual returns)

- New version of I-864EZ

- Loomis Confirmation

- Original Marriage Cert

- Original Beneficiary BC

- Beneficiary Passport

- Passport Style Photos

[The Mean Lady 604]

Oh god I'm about to leave and nothing?!

[NikLR 13,227]

Lol that's for K1. Goose.

And before Montreal went online forms to boot.

Got the medical stuff?

Hey wait.. You have your husband right? Don't leave him at home, he's kinda the big deal here!

Relax, this is pie.

[The Mean Lady 604]

Oh thank god.

But if you read the info, it says even though you fill out the DS-230 online, they still required it.

Just, apparently a few years ago.

I was thinking to myself a few moments ago 'if Hubby doesn't start moving, i'm leaving w/o him.... oh wait... I can't....'

[NikLR 13,227]

Hahahahahaha!

[Darnell 8,478]

1. ds-156 not for your visa type

2. you have originals of civil documents, not list any photocopies. make photocopies of birth certificate, marriage certificate, bring. you'll get the originals back. not necessary to make copy of pcc.

3. must show certified copies on interview day, of prior divorce documents on beneficiary and petitioner. bring a photocopy also, you can walk away with the certified copies.

4. i not note any bonafide marriage evidence in yer list. sure, I know it's Montreal, but bring whatcha got.

Edited July 16, 2013 by Darnell

[NikLR 13,227]

I took photocopies but as they had printed off my file, they didn't ask for them.

[The Mean Lady 604]

I have copies.

No evidence really.

Crossing fingers.