EVIDENCE FOR K-3 INTERVIEW/MONTREAL

[jkage 0]

Hi,

My wife is getting ready for her solo interview in montreal(april 20), and we are getting the copys of documents and everything ready for the interview, and we have a question for anyone who has had their K-3 intervie in montreal.

What all did you take to the interview besides the forms and required documents. I know she doesn't want to take too much stuff with her but should she take photos and cards(no envelopes,didn't think to save them at the time) and things like that?

J

Edited April 1, 2006 by jkage

[Flames9_RN 358]

I had a cr-1 interview in Mtl. Staff are great. I took evidence, such as a few pics, travel receipts, I had her listed on my insurance. They never asked to see any of it, but best to have a bit I think. The interview for me was very short, only a few minutes and very basic questions such as, how we met, where my wifes works, where i work, what do I plan to do in USA, when I was moving down. Best of luck

[Reba 2]

and remember, (unless security measures have changed since) she will not be allowed to carry any kind of large bag with her into the consulate. No backpacks, no tote bags, no briefcase etc etc...when I went, I saw quite a few people told they have to store their bags elsewhere and then come back carrying everything in a plastic shopping bag. Also, I was told I was not allowed to take in a photoalbum, but then I argued with the guard asking why then am I asked to bring photo evidence of my relationship

Don't carry too much stuff, and don't bother with a huge scrapbook or even small photoalbum, just put a few things into a manilla envelope and whatever safely can be carried in a plastic grocery bag. During my interview I was asked for only one wedding photo anyway, and there's such a small space to push things under a window, a whole photo album won't fit anyhow.

[Flames9_RN 358]

Great point on the bags Reba!! I put my paperwork & evidence in a plastic accordian file