How will I know the day of my interview? Letter or email? - Brazil Embassy

[Na&John 3]

Hello,

I just received my NOA2 (Im the beneficiary) and Im wondering how I will be notified about my interview in Rio de Janeiro. Will the embassy in Brazil send me a letter or an e-mail?

Also, I moved during the process but I didnt inform the Embassy, cause I was afraid it delaying the process. Should I comunicate now?

Thanks

(and sorry for my bad english!)

[JIJourney 96]

Hello,

I just received my NOA2 (Im the beneficiary) and Im wondering how I will be notified about my interview in Rio de Janeiro. Will the embassy in Brazil send me a letter or an e-mail?

Also, I moved during the process but I didnt inform the Embassy, cause I was afraid it delaying the process. Should I comunicate now?

Thanks

(and sorry for my bad english!)

You will be the one to schedule it. Good luck!

[Na&John 3]

Oh really?! Thank you so much. I always tought they would schedule it.

[YamenWaad 45]

how come? I thought the embassy is going to schedule everything and in the end they're going to inform me about the time, that is it

[Na&John 3]

Im getting confused

Maybe some countries allow you to schedule and others do it for you.

[sma1488 155]

I was under the impression that the consulate in Rio assigns the interview date.

http://brazil.usembassy.gov/interview.html

"If you received an instruction packet with your interview date from the U.S. Consulate in Rio de Janeiro, you will need to follow the directions below."

You need to contact them ASAP with your new address. Otherwise, you will not receive the packets you need to continue the process.

[Na&John 3]

Thanks a lot sma1488!

[Clauwick 5]

Hello,

I just received my NOA2 (Im the beneficiary) and Im wondering how I will be notified about my interview in Rio de Janeiro. Will the embassy in Brazil send me a letter or an e-mail?

Also, I moved during the process but I didnt inform the Embassy, cause I was afraid it delaying the process. Should I comunicate now?

Thanks

(and sorry for my bad english!)

Congratulations! Glad you guys

[Na&John 3]

Thank you

It was a long and hard time (we were transferred, we got rfe...) but finally things are getting better!

[Pitaya 2,576]

~Moved from K1 Process to MLSA Regional Forum~

~Instructions/requirements at this stage of the process are often country-specific~

Edited October 25, 2014 by A&B

[Ladylethal 12]

I don't know if much has changed, but when I went through the K1 process, in 2006, the Consulate sent us a package with the requirements and documents needed for the interview, we had to complete the package and mail it to them, and after that they'd schedule our interview.

Once we knew we were approved and that our process was already on it's way to Rio (by calling NVC), we'd start gathering all those documents ahead of the Consulate asking for them, so we'd basically "skip" the waiting on that phase.

It used to be package 3 and 4, 3 mailed to them, 4 taken with us to the interview, but I saw a topic here saying that has changed, and it's only one package now, so I'm not sure if the procedure to get an interview has also changed.

Edited October 25, 2014 by Ladylethal

[And e ise 0]

First, the NVC will send a letter to your fiance in two weeks to a month with the case number (RDJ). (I guess that NVC is delaying in recent months). After the NVC sends the case to the consulate in Rio de Janeiro and about a week later they send an email for the beneficiary with the interview date. The consulate then sends a letter with the same instructions that were sent by email, but is not that always happens.

Sorry about my Inglês too!

Edited October 25, 2014 by And e ise

[Na&John 3]

Oh ok! Now I got it.

Thanks for all the answers

[Mariana M. 18]

Definitely contact the embassy and maybe NVC too and change your address!

I got the e-mail like a week before the letter
Good luck!

[Na&John 3]

Thanks Mariana M. Did they send on the email/mail all the documents required for the interview? Do you still have the list? Could you please send me or post here? (se não for muito incomodo, claro!)