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Hi Everyone!

I went to the interview at the embassy in Stockholm on Monday, everything went great! All needed papers was there... thank God! "Good luck and welcome to America" Thank you Sir! : )

Now to my question... I recieved a big brown envelope today with the Visa inside I believe, but there's no problem in opening it right?? The sealed envelope I'm giving to immigration is inside this one? It's closed with a very thick tape. I know I'm probably paranoid about opening this envelope but after this long process I'm not sure of anything anymore... please help! :blush:

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DO NOT OPEN THAT ENVELOPE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. I AM SURE THEY TOLD YOU THAT WHEN YOU PICKED UP YOUR VISA. THAT INFORMATION IS NOT FOR YOUR EYES.

Traveled to Morocco on Aug 3rd, 2005

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Left Morocco on Aug 19th, 2005

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Sandra_S   0

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DO NOT OPEN THAT ENVELOPE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. I AM SURE THEY TOLD YOU THAT WHEN YOU PICKED UP YOUR VISA. THAT INFORMATION IS NOT FOR YOUR EYES.

But my passport's inside this envelope with the Visa! I have to show that when I'm checking in at the airport?

Confused...

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Hi Sandra...

No worries...

There are 2 envelopes. One is nested within the other. The first one that you can indeed open is the one containing your passport.

The one that is not to be opened will say "Do not open" and will contain the visa and such for your arrival at POE.

It does make your head spin a bit...and it's easy to get confused-no question pertaining to this process is a stupid one.

I wish you well in your new life here. :thumbs:

"I have spread my dreams under your feet

Tread softly because you tread on my dreams"

-Yeats

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Sandra_S   0

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Hi Sandra...

No worries...

There are 2 envelopes. One is nested within the other. The first one that you can indeed open is the one containing your passport.

The one that is not to be opened will say "Do not open" and will contain the visa and such for your arrival at POE.

It does make your head spin a bit...and it's easy to get confused-no question pertaining to this process is a stupid one.

I wish you well in your new life here. :thumbs:

Thank you so much! (F)

 
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