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1) Affidavit of support must be supplied by the petitioner
2) Medical examination should be done by certified medical center provided by the embassy.
3) Take 2 Passport photos
4) Take copy of the NOA2 with you.
5) Your bank account statements and financial status might be of help at the interview.
6) Make copies of your Birth Certificate, Police Certificate from where you are living now and any other countries you have lived in for more than 6 months.
7) If you have a copy of the entire petition I 129f you should take it with you.

Lets pray for Brussels and lets keep the United States Of America free from such terrorist!
Lets not forget why the Immigration and Homeland Security go through the vetting process of checking the background for each and every visa applicant. Some people might not like the process, but I say tough ...I foresee even tougher regulation coming in the near future when it comes to processing and vetting visitors, applicants and beneficiaries...

Well, in my case, my fiance has two degrees in Marketing and Business admin. She is also short one year to become an attorney but of course this is in the Philippines at one of the best university, Ateneo de Davao University. She is currently Accounting specialist in Singapore and most likely she will be studying to get her CPA certificate and the three months she will be waiting for employment she will be focused on reading and studying, at the same time enjoy the free time without work, because the day will come when she will be wishing she could have three months of work...So I suggest that your fiance take classes in community college or learning center.

Hi thanks for answering, left a little confused at the k2 visa for my daughter, it comes with a step at a time? It is very important for me to enter the United States with my daughter and that's the only way she between not having any visa.

I have a friend in Dubai she is going through the entire process with the VISA. From what I understand that the embassy will no longer send you a package, its all done online, from what I understood from her. Her fiance in the US received an email telling him to have her fill our the DS-160 and apply online. When there is an appointment available she will be notified online to pay the 265 dollars fee and to go for medical exam. In Dubai, medical exam has to be done one week before the interview and the approved medical centers will not do it unless you have appointment for your interview. You will have a list of documents to bring with you the to the interview.