Beneficiary Checklist?

[emgr 1]

Is there a place on here, or does somebody know specific items that a benficiary will need when they go for their interview? I know that they will be sent a list, when the time comes, but I was hoping to get a head start on everything.

My fiancé has a copy of everything that we have sent in and I know he'll have to get a criminal history/doctor's appointment, but what else should he start to get ready?

Thank you all in advance! (:

[TBoneTX 45,304]

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(Organizer hat off)

This will vary somewhat by consulate. One thing, for sure, is that the petitioner should send the beneficiary an exact replica of the now-approved petition package. This is so that the beneficiary can be intimately familiar with what was stated (and can answer the consul's questions accordingly) and can reach into the materials for any form or document that the consul might ask about.

The best practice is to go atop any VJ page, click the links for "Embassy Info" (for starters) and "Reviews: Embassy" (for recent experiences), and read carefully. Under the first link, you'll find the basic requirements, and under the second link, stories about what else might have been asked for.

You might also visit the actual consulate's official webpage.

[Ozgirl1981 78]

This might give you some info.. maybe not all of it thou..

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Bangladesh&cty=Dhaka

[emgr 1]

This might give you some info.. maybe not all of it thou..

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Bangladesh&cty=Dhaka

*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to the Embassy/Consulate forum -- topic involves that phase. ***

(Organizer hat off)

This will vary somewhat by consulate. One thing, for sure, is that the petitioner should send the beneficiary an exact replica of the now-approved petition package. This is so that the beneficiary can be intimately familiar with what was stated (and can answer the consul's questions accordingly) and can reach into the materials for any form or document that the consul might ask about.

The best practice is to go atop any VJ page, click the links for "Embassy Info" (for starters) and "Reviews: Embassy" (for recent experiences), and read carefully. Under the first link, you'll find the basic requirements, and under the second link, stories about what else might have been asked for.

You might also visit the actual consulate's official webpage.

Thank you both <3