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  1.    The Staleys reacted to a post in a topic: Case ready but no NVC welcome letter (merged)
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  3. piaS
    Since your processing post is Frankfurt, I’ll tell you my experiences and what I’ve also heard from others. The consulate didn’t take any of the supplemental evidence. All they wanted was the I-134 from my fiancé. I technically had one from my co-sponsor but it wasn’t needed. I wouldn’t count on your experience being the exact same, but I don’t think you need to worry too much. Tax documents and/or employer letters are probably better anyway. In the Frankfurt interview instructions it goes into what evidence to bring (even though they didn’t ask for any of it from me) - I’d follow that to be on the safe side
  4. piaS
    The processing of the fee takes a couple days, so you may not be able to book your interview appointment right away. With the waitlist option online you should be able to get an earlier appointment when someone else cancels theirs. I’d recommend using the app and enabling push notifications. if you’re not able to get an earlier medical appointment it’ll be fine. But I’ve heard it can take a few weeks after the medical for everything to be done if the medical is not done at least a few days before the interview. I just recently scheduled my interview and was able to get an appointment one week later. And there were plenty of other available slots. So I’d recommend holding off on the interview until you’ve done the medical.
  5. piaS
    Since your case is ready and your processing post is Frankfurt some of the next steps are: - do the medical - create a profile on ustraveldocs and pay the visa fee - email the consulate your DS-160 confirmation page - after they confirm DS-160 and payment of the MRV fee they’ll email you that you can book an interview appointment - gather other required documents you can find the document with all the instructions online (just search for Frankfurt K1 instructions) or you can email the consulate and have them send the instructions, if you don’t want to wait for the physical copy (mine took about 2 weeks).
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    So excited! Just got notified that our case is in transit! NOA2: March 14th NVC received: June 1st NVC left: June 20th
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