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Not sure if im allowed to open this gray plastic opaque bag material?

I presume my passport is inside of it but it would be nice to check?

Is the sealed envelope inside this one?

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12-09-2013 I-129F Sent to Dallas

20-09-2013 NOA1 [TSC]          31-10-2013 NOA2 [TSC]          1 week with fiance      22-11-2013 Petition Sent to NVC

2 weeks with fiance           11-01-2014 Packet three sent           26-02-2014 Interview; Visa Approved

28-02-2014 Visa Issued     26-03-2014 POE Charlotte              10-04-2014 Filed for AOS

21-04-2014 NOA1 and Biometrics date             14-05-2014 Biometrics, Greer SC             25-06-2014 Ead received

04-04-2015 Ead renewal sent              20-5-2015 Aos approved                  29-5-2015 Baby

18-1-2017 ROC Sent                  30-1-2017 NOA1 Extension GC letter                 2-17-2017 Appointment letter

2-28-2017 Appointment date            12-22-2017 ROC Approved                          1-4-18 Mail received

1-8-17 Notice it was ordered 1-4-18 and mailed 1-8-18

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The sealed envelope is inside the packaging, It'll say "Official business" or something on it. Just be careful not to tear it when you open the grey packet. :) Congrats on getting your visa!

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Yes, open the plastic. You'll need your passport out. :) There should be another paper envelope inside that too.

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You can read my signature to work it out but i think it was 4 business days. Will vary greatly on from embassy to embassy and i dont hink London are usually quite this prompt. I think the standard wait is two weeks.

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12-09-2013 I-129F Sent to Dallas

20-09-2013 NOA1 [TSC]          31-10-2013 NOA2 [TSC]          1 week with fiance      22-11-2013 Petition Sent to NVC

2 weeks with fiance           11-01-2014 Packet three sent           26-02-2014 Interview; Visa Approved

28-02-2014 Visa Issued     26-03-2014 POE Charlotte              10-04-2014 Filed for AOS

21-04-2014 NOA1 and Biometrics date             14-05-2014 Biometrics, Greer SC             25-06-2014 Ead received

04-04-2015 Ead renewal sent              20-5-2015 Aos approved                  29-5-2015 Baby

18-1-2017 ROC Sent                  30-1-2017 NOA1 Extension GC letter                 2-17-2017 Appointment letter

2-28-2017 Appointment date            12-22-2017 ROC Approved                          1-4-18 Mail received

1-8-17 Notice it was ordered 1-4-18 and mailed 1-8-18

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Lately they've been incredibly quick. Most people have waited a maximum of 5 business days.

I was staggered, to be honest!!

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all the paperwork you have already submitted plus your medical report. Apart from the medical nothing you have not already seen.

Nothing mysterious about it, just their way of using you to get the paperwork to the US. CBP will open it at POE, check it and they will forward it to USCIS.

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Will CBP interrogate you about medical stuff? My fiancé had depression and self harm in the past but is OK now. Will they give him a hard time?

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Will CBP interrogate you about medical stuff? My fiancé had depression and self harm in the past but is OK now. Will they give him a hard time?

No they will not. They are immigration and customs. Please stop worrying about every mortal thing, there is no need.

I believe your fiancee has had his medical and passed so thats that for now. All CBP will do is check all the bits of paper are in the envelope and then stamp him in and forward the paperwork on.

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No they will not. They are immigration and customs. Please stop worrying about every mortal thing, there is no need.

I believe your fiancee has had his medical and passed so thats that for now. All CBP will do is check all the bits of paper are in the envelope and then stamp him in and forward the paperwork on.

Thanks Nobbie.

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Help, freaking out. I keep reading about the brown paper envelope needed at Port of entry which apparently contains original documents. All I was given at my interview was my chest xray disk and a white folded/sealed envelope that seems to refer to my medical. It's got the knightbridge stamp and date of expiry. Am I missing something or is this the correct envelope???

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Help, freaking out. I keep reading about the brown paper envelope needed at Port of entry which apparently contains original documents. All I was given at my interview was my chest xray disk and a white folded/sealed envelope that seems to refer to my medical. It's got the knightbridge stamp and date of expiry. Am I missing something or is this the correct envelope???

They send your entire immigration file for you to take to the US. They aren't through with it yet at the interview. It will come with the passport/visa.

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05-16-12 Oath ceremony

The journey from Fiancé to US citizenship:

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