whats the website?

[Visahelp1 0]

Hi, just wondering where i can see the embassy visa scheduales for moscow?

Thanks

[billsafari 0]

Go to the Embassy website for Moscow and click visa services and fiance visa then you will see where you click for appointment schedules. You will need your NVC case number.

[slim 1,514]

Google that isht!

"U.S. embassy Moscow" will get it for you, first link.

Click on Visas, then fiance(e) visas, then scroll down a little, and it will say "Online Immigrant Appointment schedule Information" you click that, it will take you one more page with a list of visa types, click on it... and then the master list appears! Scroll though to find yours!

[Satellite 1]

Hi, just wondering where i can see the embassy visa scheduales for moscow?

http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/iv_dates.php

[slim 1,514]

Hi, just wondering where i can see the embassy visa scheduales for moscow?

http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/iv_dates.php

Satellite is awesome!

[Milenka 0]

He is, maybe he could make our number appear on the list right now? Guess we'll have to wait til the next update...

[russ 1]

He is, maybe he could make our number appear on the list right now? Guess we'll have to wait til the next update...

You can call the US State Dept in DC and they will tell you the interview date. This is how I found out, before the case arrived in Moscow.

[Milenka 0]

Thanks Russ, I will give that a try!

[Satellite 1]

You can call the US State Dept in DC and they will tell you the interview date.

You want to tell me that the folks in DC tell Moscow what date they must see you for an interview? It's news to me. I was under the impression that the consulates pretty much had free reign on how they handle their business. I do understand they belong to the state department, but had no idea interview scheduling which is a pretty small internal affair is also handled from the top. Edited June 20, 2007 by Satellite

[russ 1]

You can call the US State Dept in DC and they will tell you the interview date.

You want to tell me that the folks in DC tell Moscow what date they must see you for an interview? It's news to me. I was under the impression that the consulates pretty much had free reign on how they handle their business. I do understand they belong to the state department, but had no idea interview scheduling which is a pretty small internal affair is also handled from the top.

A foreign embassy gest its marching orders from the State Dept.

My information is 2 years old, but back then I called them in DC, and they told me in about 2 minutes the date of the interview. This was before the case left the NVC. I wish that I had the number handy, it was a local DC number.

[Milenka 0]

This is the number they list for visa information: 202-663-1225

I am gonna try it tomorrow when they are open (Eastern time) they were already closed when I tried now...It's certainly worth at least calling to ask! I sent an e-mail to the embassy, but the automatic reply says it could take 3 or more business days to get a reply...

I already have a ticket for Aug 24th (I bought it before we got our NOA2) and it would be SO great (and lucky) if I could be there at the same time...mostly we'd just like to know WHEN the interview will be

[dmhweb 0]

You can call the US State Dept in DC and they will tell you the interview date.

You want to tell me that the folks in DC tell Moscow what date they must see you for an interview? It's news to me. I was under the impression that the consulates pretty much had free reign on how they handle their business. I do understand they belong to the state department, but had no idea interview scheduling which is a pretty small internal affair is also handled from the top.

A foreign embassy gest its marching orders from the State Dept.

My information is 2 years old, but back then I called them in DC, and they told me in about 2 minutes the date of the interview. This was before the case left the NVC. I wish that I had the number handy, it was a local DC number.

The trouble here is in thinking that the schedule posted on the "web page" is the source information. The interview schedule (whether created by the Embassy or DOS in DC) is probably generated a week or more before it makes it to the "web page". I also called DOS and got the interview date before it was posted on the web.

[Satellite 1]

The trouble here is in thinking that the schedule posted on the "web page" is the source information. The interview schedule (whether created by the Embassy or DOS in DC) is probably generated a week or more before it makes it to the "web page". I also called DOS and got the interview date before it was posted on the web.

I wish I knew this information before hand. Because our interview date didn't get posted until at least 6 or 8 weeks from the time we got our NOA2. I called the NVC then but only asked if the case was sent to Moscow and they said yes. And that was 4 weeks after the NOA2. I was getting worried because people had received letters confirming this, but I never did.

[slim 1,514]

What's the rush?

Even if you know the date, you still have several weeks to complete everything and buy tickets, etc.

[Visahelp1 0]

good question slim, i didn't mention i was planning a trip in 4 weeks to go visit, so i wasn't sure what would happen, or if i should still buy the tickets or postpone or what, but now i have better idea.....thanks for your help