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jhunjhun   7

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Hello, I was wondering if my mother-in-law still need to bring some required documents that has already been submitted to the NVC during the process of her immigrant visa when she goes for her interview in MANILA PHILIPPINES. We only sent the certified documents to the NVC and everything went well. My question is: does she needs to bring some documents required during the interview or embassy has all the paper in hand during the interview? Whoever went for their interview in MANILA PHILIPPINES pls share your experience...pls don't hesitate to add some suggestions if necessary. Thanks.

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"Have faith in God, Jesus answered. I'll tell you the truth. if anyone says to this mountain, Go, throw yourself to the sea, and that does not doubt in his heart but believes that what he says will happen. it will be done for him. Therefore I'll tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours" (MARK 11:22-24)

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andresbonifacio   7

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on the interview appointment letter at the last 2 pages it tells there what documents she needs to bring. an nvc op confirmed to me that everything we submitted will be at the hands of the interviewing consul and that the original documents will be returned during the interview. but do bring old (or new) pictures that shows proof of relationship between petitioner and applicant.

11/05/09 - Sent I-130 for mother via snail mail

11/13/09 - Received NOA1

03/05/10 - Received NOA2

03/11/10 - Case entered into NVC system, MNL case # assigned

03/18/10 - Sent DS3032 via E-mail

03/24/10 - DS3032 entered into NVC system

03/25/10 - Received IV Fee bill by E-mail, PAID both IV and AOS Fees on-line

03/26/10 - AOS Bill showed as PAID (still waiting for 2009 Tax Transcript from IRS)

03/29/10 - IV Bill showed as PAID (still waiting for mother's documents from the Philippines)

04/09/10 - Sent AOS Package by snail mail

04/12/10 - NVC received AOS package

04/19/10 - Sent IV Package by snail mail

04/21/10 - NVC received IV package

04/28/10 - AOS accepted (received checklist re:IV package even if NVC received it already)

05/03/10 - Sign In FAILED!!!!!!!!!!!

05/05/10 - AVR message: "CASE COMPLETED ON 05/04/10"

05/12/10 - Received interview letter via e-mail

05/17-18/10 - Medical Exam

06/16/10 - Interview Appointment @ the Embassy (Canceled because of sputum and culture test, 2 months waiting)

08/05/10 - New Interview Appointment

08/07/10 - Visa delivered 2 days after interview

08/27/10 - LAX P.O.E.

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