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I-864 submitted to NVC - Needed for interview???

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J&JWS   2

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Our I-864 forms and tax documents were all sent to the NVC. Not electronically, so, do i still need to bring them to the interview in Montreal???

I know they have the originals and they were accepted as i was told this in Packet 4.

Thanks.

Had Medical in Toronto yesterday. Interview in MTL on august 9th!!! SO CLOSE!!!

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OnionsJester   1

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I was told earlier today that everything you send to the NVC does not need to be brought to the interview, as it'll already be there.

Just to be safe, I'm taking a copy of everything because.. well, why wouldn't you? But yeah, it's not needed.

Aug 20 2010 - NOA1 received.
Feb 08 2011 - NOA2 email received.
Apr 27 2011 - Interview attended at US Embassy, visa approved :D!
May 26 2011 - Arrived in the USA
Aug 02 2011 - Married!
Aug 24 2011 - Diagnosed with cancer
Aug 26 2011 - Applied for IR1/CR1 visa
Aug 31 2011 - NOA1!
Sep 03 2011 - Moved back to the UK
Feb 20 2012 - Wife flew back to the USA
Mar 03 2012 - NOA2!
Mar 23 2012 - NVC received file
Jul 15 2012 - NVC approved, sent to embassy

2012 - Approved, flew back to USA!

Sep 29 2014 - Applied for removal of conditions.

Apr 20 2015 - RFE1 on removal of conditions.

J&JWS Apprentice

J&JWS   2

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I was told earlier today that everything you send to the NVC does not need to be brought to the interview, as it'll already be there.

Just to be safe, I'm taking a copy of everything because.. well, why wouldn't you? But yeah, it's not needed.

That's what i presumed, but just wanted to be sure. Thanks so much! Good luck with everything.

 
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