What all did you bring to London interview...

[sunnybear 0]

Ok Gareth is wondering what he actually NEEDS to bring along to interview since we have been getting him quite the collection of stuff together heh heh....Thanks!

[NickyMcMillan 0]

Just what is asked for on P3. Easy

[sunnybear 0]

Just what is asked for on P3. Easy

Haha k....we don't have P3 yet but we do have the scans of it all will let him know...

[NickyMcMillan 0]

Really, just take along what they ask for. No need for tons of extra stuff that will kill your arms carrying around London.

For the supporting evidence, I took a few recent airline boarding passes & five recent pictures. Wasn't asked to show them.

Goodluck

[sunnybear 0]

Ta...he is good to go then I am sure he will still bring extra stuffs knowing him heh heh....bless him to bits I love that man........

[Alex & Rachel 78]

I had, which were required:

A copy of form DS-156.

Two US-sized passport photos, one of each which was stapled to each DS-156 form (one I submitted back to the embassy prior to Package 4, and the one I submitted there and then).

An updated letter of intent.

1 original certified copy of my birth certificate + 1 photocopy.

1 original police certificate + 1 photocopy.

Affidavit of support.

Passport, of course!

Like everyone else I was not asked to show any further supporting evidence of my relationship.

For the affidavit of support only Alex's pay stubs, a letter from his employer and his bank statement were apparently required. They did not seem to count his single tax return and they also did not mind that he had only been in employment for just over a year. We had a co-sponsor just in case but all of his information was handed straight back to me.

[SterlingGirl 1]

For the affidavit of support only Alex's pay stubs, a letter from his employer and his bank statement were apparently required. They did not seem to count his single tax return and they also did not mind that he had only been in employment for just over a year. We had a co-sponsor just in case but all of his information was handed straight back to me.

I was told in another thread that they don't really care if you've only been employed for a month - as long as you've got a permanent, full-time job that meets the financial requirements, you should be good.

I hope they weren't wrong.