QUOTE (Alexandra_v @ Aug 14 2008, 05:18 AM)

Good morning afternoon June
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How is everyone doing today??
Stinky Monkey
So happy for you!!! Enjoy your time together!
Moto-Zutto
How are things with you??
Morales
this should help you
Good luck june
Hello, thanks for asking....
well things are moving faster, my fiance received her information from the Embassy. It's confusing though. I read on the website, what papers she will get and what she needs to bring and turn in, and the site and instrustions in her packet are different. For one.. they sent her all instrustions in English, she is not 100% fluent in English,so there is a lot of translations over emails back and forth from me and her. The website said she would receive I-134, hospital paper work, police report paper work, and a list of things to bring with her, such as her passport and I.D. and police paperwork and I-134. Well I already sent her the completed I-134 a few weeks before, so I'm not worried about that, but there is paperwork she need to complete and bring to the interview that the website says nothing about. it says she needs to go to a computer and download and fill out DS-156, DS-156(K) DS-157, DS-2000. by looking at some of the document, I'm not sure she needs them, the DS-157 says: Required for all male applicants aged 16 to 45 and all applicants over age 16, male or female, who are citizens of or born in Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, or Syria. she is Femal from Japan only. but the instructions say to bring it so better be safe than sorry. She also received the DS-230 part 1, and she filled it out, but there is a part 2 also, that did not come with the packet, and the packet does not explain if she gets that when she arrives for the interview. Just some confusing stuff. I'm sure we will work through it.
Are you keeoing yourself busy??? That is the worse thing..... not staying busy and waiting for all this to end.. good luck