Post NOA2 help

[rae 0]

Hi I received the NOA2 last week and want to get things moving as quick as possible.

I read of the US embassy London website, that I will need to submit the folllowing forms

-Form DS-230-Part 1

-Form DS-156

-Form DS-157

-Form DS-156K

I do not know if the NVC has received the papers yet but I want to do what I can to speed up the process. So my questions are as follows:

1) should I start filling out the above forms now and print ready for when I receive pack 3-do they need to be dated after pack 3 is sent?

2)Form DS-156K details that I also need to send my birth certificate, police certicate, evidence of financial support, evidence of engagement. So is that the correct time to send it? I thought these documents were to be produced at interview?

3) when is the letter of continued intention to marry from my fiance supposed to be produced?

I thank you all for your help in advance.

[Audy_Rob 26]

Yes, you can start filling them out. They do not need to be dated after Packet 3 is sent. Many Embassies do not send a Packet 3 but just a link to the web site.

You can either send copies of those forms required by the DS-156K but in general the originals will be produced at the Embassy. It is best not to send the originals in case they are lost in the mail or at the Embassy.

A new and original letter of intent can be produced at anytime. It should have been within six months.

[rae 0]

Yes, you can start filling them out. They do not need to be dated after Packet 3 is sent. Many Embassies do not send a Packet 3 but just a link to the web site.

You can either send copies of those forms required by the DS-156K but in general the originals will be produced at the Embassy. It is best not to send the originals in case they are lost in the mail or at the Embassy.

A new and original letter of intent can be produced at anytime. It should have been within six months.

Thank you for your informative reply!!

This is great! So I guess I can just get all the paperwork ready and signed to send off immediatly I receive a letter from the embassy saying they have received my case?

[Audy_Rob 26]

Thank you for your informative reply!!

This is great! So I guess I can just get all the paperwork ready and signed to send off immediatly I receive a letter from the embassy saying they have received my case?

You need to know they received the case. That means you do not even need to know although with London, it might be easiest to wait for the letter. Otherwise you need to call and pay money to get a PIN so you can email them to ask if they have received your packet from NVC.

Good luck.