I am putting together letters from my bank with my statements, records of deposits, balances, etc.
I just recieved my NOA2, so am I jumping the gun? It could possibly be 2,3,6,12 (?!) months before we get the packet from the embassy and then the interview where he needs to show it.
How long did it take between NOA2 and interview?
Did you start collecting the information right away?
How old can the papers from the bank be?
I could ask for statements now, and then again closer to the interview.
Advice?
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QUOTE(fedekat @ Mar 13 2007, 05:12 PM) 
I am putting together letters from my bank with my statements, records of deposits, balances, etc.
I just recieved my NOA2, so am I jumping the gun? It could possibly be 2,3,6,12 (?!) months before we get the packet from the embassy and then the interview where he needs to show it.
How long did it take between NOA2 and interview?
Did you start collecting the information right away?
How old can the papers from the bank be?
I could ask for statements now, and then again closer to the interview.
Advice?
I just recieved my NOA2, so am I jumping the gun? It could possibly be 2,3,6,12 (?!) months before we get the packet from the embassy and then the interview where he needs to show it.
How long did it take between NOA2 and interview?
Did you start collecting the information right away?
How old can the papers from the bank be?
I could ask for statements now, and then again closer to the interview.
Advice?
Some consulates are 15 days others are 18 months. If you do some time line research it looks like 2-3 months in BsAs
Wow! Vermont is really up to speed when it comes to NOA2s for K-1s!!!
I've seen people start collecting all that stuff right after they receive their NOA2, so I think you're ok.
I've seen people start collecting all that stuff right after they receive their NOA2, so I think you're ok.
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