Interview Date... Things To Take Along...

[LadyLove2006 0]

Hi All:

I have some questions that may have already been asked, and I hope that someone out there has the answers or can show me on here where to find them. I would appreciate it very, very much.

Here it goes. My husband has an interview on August 21, 2007 at the Consulate in Lagos, Nigeria and we are trying to make sure that we are well prepared for it. He was going over the packet information with me and he has to have a medical exam done, and there was no specific date as to when he has to take care of it. When would be the best time for him to have his medical exam done?

He also mentioned something about a DS-1858, Will I have to complete one of those and send it to him?

Also in addition to the documents that I have to send to him once the I-129F was approved.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k3guide

Are there any other documents that I need to send to him. Please let me know.

I appreciate all of you here and I would like to say thanks for all of your guidance and support throughout this Journey.

Much Love,

LadyLove2006

[Kelechi 0]

Congratulations on your upcoming interview. I look forward to hearing how it went at the Embassy. My fiance and I have a interview coming up also on July 2, 2007 and I can only tell you what I have sent to him. I went to Wal-Mart and bought a 2 inch binder and some clear inserts that I put all the documents into. First I did a cover letter of everything I was going to put in the binder and I numbered each item which ended up being 1-48. At the bottom of my cover letter I wrote copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies of unaltered original documents and I understand that I may be required to submit originals at a later day. I signed and dated this cover letter. These are the things I sent my fiance in the binder but remember everyone's situation is different especially when it comes to submitting evidence of a relationship and your employment or income. I sent him these documents:

I-129F, I-129F Supplement: Question 18, G-325A-Petitioner, G-325-A-Beneficiary, Birth Certificate-Petitioner, Military Discharge Certificate-Petitioner, DD214-Petitioner, Copy of Passport-Petitioner, Copy of Passport-Benificiary, Drivers License-Petitioner, Drivers License-Beneficiary, Declaration of Age-Beneficiary, Birth Certificate-Dependent, Guardianship Document-Dependent, Court Documents-Dependent, Divorce Decree-Petitioner,Letter of Invitation, Travel Itinerary, I-129 Postal Receipt, Photo's of trip while in Nigeria, Receipts from Trip to Nigeria, I-797 Notice of Action-Receipt Notice, I-797 Notice of Action-Approval, Envelope from fiance, Receipts for gifts I sent to fiance and family, calling cards, western union receipts, telephone bills, e-mails, yahoo instant messages, cards from fiance, I-134, Affidavit of Support, Employment Letter, VA Benefits letter, Income for Dependent letter, Child Support Order, real estate information, titles, deeds, appraisal of property, information on rental real estate properties, Bank Letter, Bank Statements, Last 3 years tax return, and NVC Letter.

Now as you can see each person will be different as to what you send your beneficiary. I will begin a new job hopefully sometime next week and I will also e-mail him a copy of my paystubs. To be honest about it I have also bought his ticket to come to the U.S. using North American Airlines and he has a copy of this also. I am not suggesting you do this because this is a very risky thing to do because anything could happen but I just bought the ticket because it is summer and many people are traveling right now. I bought a ticket that can be changed. I just wanted the interviewer to know I am ready for my husband.

I hope this helps you and hopefully someone else will come along and share with you what they sent or are sending their fiance for the interview. Oh and I sent him the binder using U.S. postal express international mail and it took 10 days for him to get it and it cost me $52. Once again congratulations.

[LadyLove2006 0]

Congratulations on your upcoming interview. I look forward to hearing how it went at the Embassy. My fiance and I have a interview coming up also on July 2, 2007 and I can only tell you what I have sent to him. I went to Wal-Mart and bought a 2 inch binder and some clear inserts that I put all the documents into. First I did a cover letter of everything I was going to put in the binder and I numbered each item which ended up being 1-48. At the bottom of my cover letter I wrote copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies of unaltered original documents and I understand that I may be required to submit originals at a later day. I signed and dated this cover letter. These are the things I sent my fiance in the binder but remember everyone's situation is different especially when it comes to submitting evidence of a relationship and your employment or income. I sent him these documents:

I-129F, I-129F Supplement: Question 18, G-325A-Petitioner, G-325-A-Beneficiary, Birth Certificate-Petitioner, Military Discharge Certificate-Petitioner, DD214-Petitioner, Copy of Passport-Petitioner, Copy of Passport-Benificiary, Drivers License-Petitioner, Drivers License-Beneficiary, Declaration of Age-Beneficiary, Birth Certificate-Dependent, Guardianship Document-Dependent, Court Documents-Dependent, Divorce Decree-Petitioner,Letter of Invitation, Travel Itinerary, I-129 Postal Receipt, Photo's of trip while in Nigeria, Receipts from Trip to Nigeria, I-797 Notice of Action-Receipt Notice, I-797 Notice of Action-Approval, Envelope from fiance, Receipts for gifts I sent to fiance and family, calling cards, western union receipts, telephone bills, e-mails, yahoo instant messages, cards from fiance, I-134, Affidavit of Support, Employment Letter, VA Benefits letter, Income for Dependent letter, Child Support Order, real estate information, titles, deeds, appraisal of property, information on rental real estate properties, Bank Letter, Bank Statements, Last 3 years tax return, and NVC Letter.

Now as you can see each person will be different as to what you send your beneficiary. I will begin a new job hopefully sometime next week and I will also e-mail him a copy of my paystubs. To be honest about it I have also bought his ticket to come to the U.S. using North American Airlines and he has a copy of this also. I am not suggesting you do this because this is a very risky thing to do because anything could happen but I just bought the ticket because it is summer and many people are traveling right now. I bought a ticket that can be changed. I just wanted the interviewer to know I am ready for my husband.

I hope this helps you and hopefully someone else will come along and share with you what they sent or are sending their fiance for the interview. Oh and I sent him the binder using U.S. postal express international mail and it took 10 days for him to get it and it cost me $52. Once again congratulations.

Hi:

Thanks so much for the valuable information and God Bless You on your upcoming interview and please keep me posted.

LadyLove2006

[Zee Bee 61]

Good luck on your interviews!!!

[Queen Jenn 0]

Good luck on the interview.