Just got my Interview Date! HELP!!!

[rainmaykr 0]

Alright I'm probably been stupid but where should I look on here for a guide to what I should bring to the Interview.

Have to say the guides on here have been first class and we have had no problems to date solely because we have used VisaJourney's advice throughout the entire process!

A big shout out to everyone who makes it happen!

Philip & Adrienne

[TracyTN 237]

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...&cty=Dublin

[John W 1]

Alright I'm probably been stupid but where should I look on here for a guide to what I should bring to the Interview.

Have to say the guides on here have been first class and we have had no problems to date solely because we have used VisaJourney's advice throughout the entire process!

A big shout out to everyone who makes it happen!

Philip & Adrienne

Did they send you your info Packets yet? They should explain everything in there and list what you need.

[CountryBoy 0]

I couldn't agree more about the shout out to everyone that helps along the process at VJ and the guides for reference.

As far as the required / recommended materials to be taken to the interview; besides the documents listed on the page that TracyTN posted .. it seems to be recommended that you have all of the documents (originals) that were submitted by the petitioner to the USCIS (you definately want to review this information extensively before the interview)

Here are a couple of more links that may be helpful

INTERVIEW TESTIMONY

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS, MEDICAL INFORMATION, ASSOCIATED LINKS

CB

Edited April 11, 2007 by CountryBoy

[~pinaybeauty~ 0]

I couldn't agree more about the shout out to everyone that helps along the process at VJ and the guides for reference.

As far as the required / recommended materials to be taken to the interview; besides the documents listed on the page that TracyTN posted .. it seems to be recommended that you have all of the documents (originals) that were submitted by the petitioner to the USCIS (you definately want to review this information extensively before the interview)

Here are a couple of more links that may be helpful

INTERVIEW TESTIMONY

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS, MEDICAL INFORMATION, ASSOCIATED LINKS

CB

Thanks for the post...It gives me sigh of relief and not getting into nervous..

[rainmaykr 0]

I couldn't agree more about the shout out to everyone that helps along the process at VJ and the guides for reference.

As far as the required / recommended materials to be taken to the interview; besides the documents listed on the page that TracyTN posted .. it seems to be recommended that you have all of the documents (originals) that were submitted by the petitioner to the USCIS (you definately want to review this information extensively before the interview)

Here are a couple of more links that may be helpful

INTERVIEW TESTIMONY

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS, MEDICAL INFORMATION, ASSOCIATED LINKS

CB

So How big a deal is it if my Fiancee sent the originals in her original application and I only have the copies?

Her pack was amazing - very organised but she over looked the fact that you had to keep the originals

I hope it doesn't mess things up for us!

P

[ChasUK 0]

So How big a deal is it if my Fiancee sent the originals in her original application and I only have the copies?

Her pack was amazing - very organised but she over looked the fact that you had to keep the originals

I hope it doesn't mess things up for us!

P

On the packet 3 instructions I got from London, the only things they wanted me to send were the four DS forms, (230 part 1, 156, 156K and 157), and the first four pages of the instructions themselves which have the four steps on them ending with the bit you fill in.

All the originals and copies of docs, (passport, birth certs etc etc), they instructed me to bring with me to the interview.