Foreign Fiancee docs for the interview

[caro06 0]

hi

I'd like to know which documents the foreign fiancee is asked to gather by the US embassy for the interview

My fiance and I are about to send the 129 package but we want to know what to expect next

thanks

[no name 1]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

[SWA2 1]

hi

I'd like to know which documents the foreign fiancee is asked to gather by the US embassy for the interview

My fiance and I are about to send the 129 package but we want to know what to expect next

thanks

Yes, read the guides, but I've found information from the Embassy's web site to be particularly helpful. You can get to Embassy's site from here. http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...e&cty=Paris Unfortunately, the French Embassy's web site seems a lot more disorganized than the one my fiancee is going through.

[bora bora 1]

hi

I'd like to know which documents the foreign fiancee is asked to gather by the US embassy for the interview

My fiance and I are about to send the 129 package but we want to know what to expect next

thanks

Yes, read the guides, but I've found information from the Embassy's web site to be particularly helpful. You can get to Embassy's site from here. http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...e&cty=Paris Unfortunately, the French Embassy's web site seems a lot more disorganized than the one my fiancee is going through.

Plus, she'll need to plan for packet 3 before the interview...

[redpixie 0]

We're still waiting to hear back from the USCIS (over two months and not a thing back yet), but I'm already trying to get things sorted out for the interview. I would suggest your fiance finds out where the nearest approved doctor is and book the medical sooner rather than later. You also need police reports, which can take a while to process, birth certificate (I had to send off for copies for myself and my son), and if they were married before, evidence to show that the marriage is disolved (this is about the only thing we don't need as we have both always been single). You also need to provide the affidavit of support. There's a few other bits and pieces your fiance will need to bring, but you should wait and see what they require when the pack comes. I would defiantely suggest getting the medical and police records done as soon as possible though.

[msu17 0]

True, though check how long both are valid for in your country. Dont want to pay for a medical and have to redo it cause it expired!

[redpixie 0]

I know in the UK and Ireland that police records and medicals are good for one year. I hope that, because your fiance is in France, it should be pretty similar to us seens as we are all in the EU. Then again, who knows. I agree, check it out and if it's good for a year then get them done as soon as. Good luck!

[redpixie 0]

BTW, msu17--- I hope the interview goes well for you guys! Good luck. They are pretty nice in the London embassy.

[caro06 0]

thanks for all your replies

actually i'm the frenchie and my fiancé is the american citizen!

i want to know what i'm gonna be asked for the embassy even if it's early

im working on the police records

i need to know how long they're valid though

no prob to get a french one but i think ill need an english one cos ive been living in england 9 months for my studies

how can you make early arrangments for medical?

do they have approved doctors everywhere in the country or is it gonna be in paris?

thanks