Interview looming

[Ronn63 41]

Ok...interview setup in Manila on June 11th. I was going to go and attend with her, but I'm rethinking that right now. For one thing, I'm working now. Another tihng is the cost of travel. Airfare is rediculously hight right now...and appears to be getting worse for the summer months. My fiance has everything she needs I think. I'm sending over tax transcripts for the last 3 years, hotel reciepts, pictures, paystubs, a letter from my employer, copies of passport stamps, skype transcripts for the last year...think that will be enough?

She has her ds156, ds156k, ds157, and ds230 filled out. I'm going to fly her up to Manila on the 3rd so she can do the medical.

Is there anything I've forgotten?

I wish this whole process was a little more seamless. Ithink I've aged considerably since I got my NOA2...grrrrrrry

[redvelvet 12]

Don't forget the signed form I-134, the financial support document. That is important from your part.

Your fiancee should have original birth certificate, CENOMAR (Certificate of No Marriage) and NBI clearance.

It's ok if you cannot attend the interview. Have her read some of the reviews so she knows what to expect: http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?cnty=Philippines&cty=&dfilter=5

Good luck!

[Ronn63 41]

Thanks for your response. I forgot to add the affidavit of support....

speaking of which, here's another question: I am a contractor at a well known insurance company. My pay stubs say that I work for 'abc' IT contracting company. Only my I134, what should I put down? 'ABC' IT contracting for 'XYZ' Insurance?

[Tahoma 2,298]

I am a contractor at a well known insurance company. My pay stubs say that I work for 'abc' IT contracting company. Only my I134, what should I put down? 'ABC' IT contracting for 'XYZ' Insurance?

Yes, and thoroughly explain it to your fiancée so she understands the difference.