London Interview

[Nath & Jordan 1]

Hi all

I have my interview in london on tuesday morning at 8:30am. The nerves are really starting to creep in now, but i guess its only natural. I know it clearly states on the website what documents to bring to interview, but it would just be great to have someone on here just double reassure me that i have everything i need for the big day. The embassy website can sometimes get a little confusing (well to me it does)

so i have ready for interview.......

passport

birth certificate

police certificate

i-134 from fiance and co-sponsor including tax/w2 forms for past 3 years, plus employee letter and birth certificates and other financial supporting evidence

lots of supporting evidence i.e photos, flight stubs e.c.t

interview letter

mrv receipt of payment

my passport style photos

NOA1 and 2

copy of i-129f original

DS-230 part 2

all originals

if im missing anything PLEASE let me know. Many thanks in advance guys, im always so appreciative and greatful of all the help i get from you guys on vj

Nathan

Edited June 5, 2011 by Nath & Jordan

[Mal and Meg 12]

You seem to have the bases covered, thats pretty much exact same that i took, they never even looked at photos, chat logs etc they just took th erequired forms and made copies of them and then asked a few questions!the most annoying part is the sitting around and waiting for our number to be called!

[Patricklove 0]

You seem quite equipped as Mal and Meg said you have covered all bases bring your passport and the MRV payment form Police cert all the things mentioned. All the best for the day you will be fine .........

[Helen Louise Pile 80]

Hi all

I have my interview in london on tuesday morning at 8:30am. The nerves are really starting to creep in now, but i guess its only natural. I know it clearly states on the website what documents to bring to interview, but it would just be great to have someone on here just double reassure me that i have everything i need for the big day. The embassy website can sometimes get a little confusing (well to me it does)

so i have ready for interview.......

passport

birth certificate

police certificate

i-134 from fiance and co-sponsor including tax/w2 forms for past 3 years, plus employee letter and birth certificates and other financial supporting evidence

lots of supporting evidence i.e photos, flight stubs e.c.t

interview letter

mrv receipt of payment

my passport style photos

NOA1 and 2

copy of i-129f original

DS-230 part 2

all originals

if im missing anything PLEASE let me know. Many thanks in advance guys, im always so appreciative and greatful of all the help i get from you guys on vj

Nathan

Seems like you are covered! (In fact you have way too much...but I did too. Better to be safe!)

Just make sure your photographs are US standard.

I would recommend either tucking a magazine into your documents or finding someone to chat with once you arrive. It can be a long wait

Have fun and good luck! It's not as scary as it seems!

Helen

[Nath & Jordan 1]

Thank you so much guys....im very excited

[tan&tuyet 15]

Good Luck on your interview!!! And just think of it as one step closer to the love of your life!!!

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

My suggestions:

so i have ready for interview.......

passport

birth certificate (version with your parent's names on it) plus photocopy

police certificate plus photocopy

i-134 from fiance and co-sponsor including tax/w2 forms for past 3 years, plus employee letter and birth certificates and other financial supporting evidence (make photocopies of the evidence and you probably can use again for the AOS affidavit of support)

lots of supporting evidence i.e photos, flight stubs e.c.t

interview letter

mrv receipt of payment

my passport style photos US size

NOA1 and 2

copy of i-129f original

DS-230 part 2

all originals

if im missing anything PLEASE let me know. Many thanks in advance guys, im always so appreciative and greatful of all the help i get from you guys on vj

Nathan

[A&F 0]

My fiance had his interview this past Thursday and all they looked at was affidavit of support and it's supporting documents. You seem well prepared. I'll say bring the rest with you (but you'll probably not need it) and try to relax

[uklover 1]

Good luck!!!

[uklover 1]

Does my fiance need to have my birth certificate or passport AND my co sponsors?

Edited June 6, 2011 by uklover

[DiZZyLoX 114]

Congrats! You're going to do awesome.

I have a question for you, when did you pay the MRV fee? When you received your appointment letter or after you sent in packet 3? Will they schedule an interview if you haven't paid the fee yet? Or do they wait to schedule an interview until after you've paid the fee? Just trying to gauge if we have some time to pay the fee or if we need to go ahead and scrounge up now if it will affect them actually scheduling our interview?

[DiZZyLoX 114]

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Edited June 6, 2011 by DiZZyLoX

[Barbara J 115]

Does my fiance need to have my birth certificate or passport AND my co sponsors?

No as USCIS have all that's from petition you look good to go

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Does my fiance need to have my birth certificate or passport AND my co sponsors?

The USC already proved citizenship in the petition, so no to your passport/birth certificate. London doesn't seem too bothered with some of the details on the I-134, but I would include proof of the co-sponsor being a citizen like the I-864 Affidavit of Support definitely requires.

I have a question for you, when did you pay the MRV fee? When you received your appointment letter or after you sent in packet 3? Will they schedule an interview if you haven't paid the fee yet? Or do they wait to schedule an interview until after you've paid the fee? Just trying to gauge if we have some time to pay the fee or if we need to go ahead and scrounge up now if it will affect them actually scheduling our interview?

You can pay after you get the appointment. I've read recent people commenting they did that. The Embassy would write it in the instructions (website) if they were going to withhold interview until payment, like they warn you the medical results must be received. And I haven't read of anybody waiting and waiting on an interview that were told it was because they hadn't paid.

[Zach41 0]

Hey! Congrats on the interview and good luck!

To DiZZyLoX, this is what the London embassy site says about the MRV Fee on the fees tab, http://london.usembassy.gov/immigrant-visas/iv_fees.html:

K Visa Applicants pay the fee to the Operator Assisted Information Service prior to attending the visa interview. Instructions concerning payment will be sent to you with the appointment letter.

I would be happy to pay the fee in advance if it would mean an earlier interview date, but it doesn't look like it would make a difference!