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Hey everyone! For anyone who recently had their K1 visa interview at the Montreal consulate, when ur visa was approved, did the officer ask u to sign a pink piece of paper or give u a pink piece of paper? I was told by the officer that my visa was approved and then he handed me 2 white pieces of paper; one titled “welcome to the USA” and the other was info on how to track ur visa when the courier picks it up. He also then proceeded to explain the process i will go through when i cross the border (give myself extra time, do not open the packet etc). 

 

I am worried cuz i read on visajourney that some people were given a pink piece of paper to sign

 
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