Montreal embassy EB-2 interview wait time-Part 2

[JesusisLord24 11]

16 minutes ago, monk_yatso said:

Surprisingly I got an email attached with  same interview letter few min back. Anyone faced the situation? @traveller_1369

Just got the same email too 

[traveller_1369 3]

3 minutes ago, JesusisLord24 said:

Just got the same email too 

I got it too! 

[monk_yatso 35]

God knows whats going on there 😂😂

[mgsctravels 25]

58 minutes ago, traveller_1369 said:

I got it too! 

 

What is this email everyone is speaking of?

[traveller_1369 3]

21 minutes ago, mgsctravels said:

 

What is this email everyone is speaking of?

They sent out the same email that the NVC is done processing the case and it sent it to Montreal, attaching the interview letter. Basically, same one we got on Dec 30. 

[mgsctravels 25]

40 minutes ago, traveller_1369 said:

They sent out the same email that the NVC is done processing the case and it sent it to Montreal, attaching the interview letter. Basically, same one we got on Dec 30. 

 

Odd. I was part of the November batch. Got one NVC email, and two (duplicate) emails from Montreal.

[monk_yatso 35]

12 hours ago, mgsctravels said:

 

Odd. I was part of the November batch. Got one NVC email, and two (duplicate) emails from Montreal.

😂😂 

[mgsctravels 25]

My EB1-A interview is next week in Montreal and I'm getting a folder of printed documents.

Aside from the required civil documents listed on their website, what else would be advantageous to bring? An updated resume? University degrees/transcripts? Copies of the reference letters?

Do I need additional evidence or is that not necessary considering I'm past the petition stage?

I don't have a job offer yet as I'm EB-1, so I want to provide anything that can help without a hard offer in hand.

[WaitingEB-1AJan23 0]

3 minutes ago, mgsctravels said:

My EB1-A interview is next week in Montreal and I'm getting a folder of printed documents.

Aside from the required civil documents listed on their website, what else would be advantageous to bring? An updated resume? University degrees/transcripts? Copies of the reference letters?

Do I need additional evidence or is that not necessary considering I'm past the petition stage?

I don't have a job offer yet as I'm EB-1, so I want to provide anything that can help without a hard offer in hand.

As EB-1A you do not need any job offer. You just tell them that you have many plans and will start looking for a job after you land. I plan to bring an updated resume and originals of my main degrees. Good luck with your friends interview! 

[WaitingEB-1AJan23 0]

Just now, WaitingEB-1AJan23 said:

As EB-1A you do not need any job offer. You just tell them that you have many plans and will start looking for a job after you land. I plan to bring an updated resume and originals of my main degrees. Good luck with your friends interview

8 minutes ago, mgsctravels said:

My EB1-A interview is next week in Montreal and I'm getting a folder of printed documents.

Aside from the required civil documents listed on their website, what else would be advantageous to bring? An updated resume? University degrees/transcripts? Copies of the reference letters?

Do I need additional evidence or is that not necessary considering I'm past the petition stage?

I don't have a job offer yet as I'm EB-1, so I want to provide anything that can help without a hard offer in hand.

sorry iPhone typo. Meant to say good luck with your interview!