Requirement for interview

[Machimack 0]

So I’m trying to prep ahead of time to get the ball rolling and was having difficulty finding the necessary information. I submitted an i30 and i30a petition to consulate in Rome and am awaiting approval. Once I get approval, where can I find the checklist of the documents that I need for the interview? What are some of the things I can knock out now to speed up the process, since I’ve been hearing stories about others taking a few more months to collect required items. Thank you!!

Edited May 28, 2019 by Machimack
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[payxibka 10,044]

Have you looked at the guides?

[Just Paul 4,591]

For DCF, the beneficiaryy submits the documents from the NVC stage at the interview. 

 

Hopefully you submitted the petition in person and included a G-1145 for electronic notification.

[Machimack 0]

8 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

For DCF, the beneficiaryy submits the documents from the NVC stage at the interview. 

 

Hopefully you submitted the petition in person and included a G-1145 for electronic notification.

I did not submit in person, I mailed the i30 , i130a , g-1145 and all other supporting documents 

[Madison S. 48]

To my knowledge, you will need at least the following:

• Passport (valid 6 months past the date the beneficiary will be traveling to the US)
• Affidavit of support
• Form DS-260 (online Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration application) from NVC stage
• 2 2x2 photographs (US passport style)
• Civil documents (translated into English)
  • Copy of birth certificate (petitioner)
  • Original birth certificate (beneficiary)
  • Original (or certified) marriage certificate
  • Police clearance/report record
  • Copy of biographic page of passport
• Completed medical exam documents/sealed envelope (unopened)
• Payment receipt (cash or money order in US funds) 
• Copy of entire I-130 packet (exactly as it was submitted), including supporting documents
• Chat logs/call logs demonstrating that you and your partner are still in communication in the months leading up to the interview 
• Any and all documents submitted to the NVC previously 
• Any documents not yet presented to the NVC

 

If you've been in the military, previously married, have adopted children, have a child with your spouse, etc. additional documents affiliated with these topics should be presented. 

Edited May 28, 2019 by Madison Simoes