K1 Visa In Transit but says they provided an interview date already

[Him and Her 1 1]

Our package has left the NVC today. We got this message...

"Your case is in transit to the Consular Section. Your interview date was provided to you by the National Visa Center."

Does this mean they already set an interview date and if so how do we find out when it is?

[Kim Mertens 54]

It`s a standard message, everyone gets it I suppose.

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Morocco&cty=Casablancathis is how the next steps will go for your embassy.

Start getting all your documents because once you contact them for packet 3 they will be providing you with an interview date. For Casablanca, you do not send anything back after receiving packet 3, you take everything with you to the interview so make sure to have everything before contacting them, except for the DS-156 and DS-157.

Information below directly from the link I included:

[Packet 3 can be obtained by emailing the consulate.

BEWARE: The forms DS-156 and DS-157 sent in packet 3 are older versions of what is available online. To be on the safe side, fill out what the consulate sends you. They've been known to reject the newer versions of the forms.

1. Appointment letter with interview date.
1. The DS-156 (2 copies)
2. DS-156K for K1 visa (not used for K3)....
3. DS-157
4. DS-230 Part I
5. Medical Exam instructions/list of doctors
6. An instruction sheet explaining that the applicant needs the following for the interview:
- passport (valid at least 6 mos. beyond visa issuance)
- birth certificate
- police certificate
- court record certificate/Segel Adli (obtained from town/city of birth)
- two color photographs (full face, 2 inches square or 5x5 cm)
- any marriage/death/divorce decrees
- if not married, a certificate of singlehood/Shahadat Al3ozoba
- medical exam results (the doctor's office sends this directly to the consulate)
- evidence of relationship (pictures, letters, e-mails, call history, chat history, etc.)
- certified translations of any docs not in English
- an instruction sheet that asks for the signature of the applicant (although they don't take it when you/your fiance(e) go to the interview)
- I-134 (K1 specific) or the I-864 Affidavit of Support and supporting documents

-Bring accurate processing fee by checking the u.s consulate in morocco's webpage: http://morocco.usembassy.gov/visas/schedule-of-fees.html
Take a few extra hundred Dh as the exchange rate has been fluctuating considerably recently. Or,exchange DH for USD beforehand so you have the correct amount.]