DS-156k UK

[Nath & Jordan 1]

Ok so i really need some help

we got our NOA2 on march 30th and our case left nvc on april 11th. My problem is we have been using a lawyer through this whole process and he has been no help what so ever. I have just downloaded all the necessarry forms and filled them out, but on the DS-156k it says i need to send my police certificate, evidence of engagement to fiancee, evidence of support and birth certificate. Do we have to send this form off to the embassy with all the things i just mentioned or do i take it to the interview with me? i will be attending LONDON for my interview. Its been almost one month since we were approved and my lawyer has not even told us to book a medical, he hasn't prepared our affidavit of support or anything, yet im here with all my stuff ready to send off to the us embassy and read i have to send them off in order to get my interview. Please somebody tel me that i don't need to send DS-156K off to get my interview as my incompetent lawyer has told us nothing and all we have is our police certificate, which i just did off my own back.

please don't ever get a lawyer, i have had more help off VJ and i hasn't cost me almost $3000

so again my question is do i need to send off the DS-156k with all my documents to get my interview in london.

Any help here would be greated so greatfully

Nathan & Jordan

[DiZZyLoX 114]

Hi there.

Hope these two links help.

Documents to bring to interview: http://london.usembassy.gov/interview_documents.html

Consulate information London, UK: http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=United%20Kingdom&cty=London

p.s. you sign your DS-156k in front of the officer at consulate. don't sign before hand.

Edited April 25, 2011 by DiZZyLoX

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

DS-xxx forms in the mail to London. It's in the instructions (website link) in the letter you got from London. Step One tells you the forms and which to send duplicates of.

All personal documents go to the interview and are not mailed in.

Maybe your lawyer didn't explain--

US citizen files a PETITION with USCIS to be allowed to bring their fiance to the US.

UK fiance applies for a VISA based on an approved petition. Until London gets your application for the visa (DS-xxx forms), there is nothing to interview you about. The ball is in your court to apply for a K1 visa. Your case is no longer with USCIS. Dept of State is currently in charge because Embassies are under them.