Preparing for interview

[Manoel 0]

Hi everyone!

 

I'm hoping that someone who recently had their interview in Stockholm, will have some info o these questions!

 

1. Did you bring the police certificate in an unopened envelope, or opened? If opened, was that an issue?

2. Did the interviewer request bank statements from the both of you, or just from the US citizen as a part of the I-134 form?

4. Did you bring a CV to the interview? (I read this somewhere, and it strikes me as an odd request for a K-1 visa, but better safe than sorry)

5. Did you bring all the documents of you vaccinations and the usb stick with the chest x-ray to the interview, or were they just content with whatever the doctor had sent to them?

 

If you know any of the answers, I'd be so grateful if you'd take a minute to write! :-)

[Scandi 4,186]

1. Opened, no issues.

2. No bank statements at all, only latest tax return. If they ask for bank statements it's only from the sponsor (USC) and joint sponsor if you have one.

3. Not sure what happened to question 3? 

4. No resume, no.

5. They just want what the clinic sent them.

[Scandi 4,186]

And.. do not forget to bring a copy of the vaccination worksheet "DS-3025" with you to the US when you move, you'll need it for the AOS.

 

And here's the Scandinavian thread in case you have more country specific questions: 

 

Edited July 3, 2017 by Scandi

[Manoel 0]

THANK YOU so much for the very fast feedback and bonus information about "DS-3025"!

This is such valuable help! :-) (Question 3 was already solved..! :-) )

 

Follow up question about the DS-3025: Where do I get ahold of that? Through the doctor who did my examination?

He just gave me a USB stick, that I'm expected to show at POE. No other documents.

[JFH 12,191]

*~*~*country-specific question moved to Europe sub-forum*~*~*

[Scandi 4,186]

Yes the doctor should give you a copy of the DS-3025. I have never heard of the flash drive thingy, I only got a CD with my x-rays on and the DS-3025 paper sheet. If the flash drive only contains your x-rays you don't have to show it anywhere but you should still keep it with you.