Gigi0516

Well, I assume you already sent your divorce decree with the i-129F, since I also assume you are the petitioner, as you are filling the Affidavit
 
I've heard some countries ask for the petitioner's divorce decree at the interview too, though not my case and not a general thing.

Don't you have your divorce decree where maybe that shows? Well, that's a silly question because you have your divorce decree, since you need it for the process...
 
Sorry, just not sure what you mean about you not remembering your last name, so I thought if that was an spelling problem, that could help...
 

Yes, they accept cash in dollars or dirhams. 

Here is what my husband brought to his K1 interview in Casablanca, Morocco (in July 2017):
 
-Signed (beneficiary) visa appointment instructions page (received through email from Casablanca consulate along with interview appointment date) 
- Signed (petitioner) I-134 Affidavit of Support 
- Financial Support documents: 6 months of pay subs, 2016 tax return, letter from employer
- Beneficiary passport (needs to have at least 6 month validity) 
- Original birth certificate of beneficiary, as well as certified English translation 
- Original police certificate of beneficiary, as well as certified English translation 
- Original court record of beneficiary, as well as certified English translation 
- Original certificate of singlehood/celibacy as well as certified English translation 
- Two 5cmx5cm color passport photos of beneficiary 
- Medical Examination packet
- Appointment letter provided by Casablanca consulate (so they will let him into the building!) 
- Proof of ongoing relationship – Additional photos and chats that occurred after the initial filing 
of the I-129F petition 
- DS-160 Confirmation Page 
- $265 visa fee (can also be paid in MAD equivalent)

Big tip: have your fiancé do the interview in English if he can. 
 
You can find tips and questions related to the Casablanca consulate on the Morocco portal page. It's really helpful, check it out here: http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?cnty=Morocco
 

As soon as Casa has the packet they can answer
just because case was completed does not mean casa has received it
keep emailng
and meanwhile make sure finance has all documents he needs from you such as latest IRS transcripts
 
update probably means case was sent out from NVC on that date

Omg thank you so so sooo much!!!! I can feel believe this! I just emailed them and they replied today!!!! With an interview date and time !!! I want to cry! I can't believe that this website and you guys have helped me tons!!! Thank you very much! Know there's a lot to do from my fiancé side 😀😍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼.... I want to fly there now lol 

Yes you email them there. Yes you get the generic pre-written response but you keep emailing them and soon they will contact YOU, not your fiance, via email, to set up the interview time and the other instructions  (medical appointment)  

We emailed twice a week for five weeks before we got an interview date in Casablanca . If you haven't already emailed, start doing it. Include your names, birthrates and case number. I also included the expiration date for the noa2. 

Most K-1 don't get interviews scheduled for them (and definitely not by NVC), you have to schedule it on your own, usually after the embassy has been in contact with you (read up on how it works on your specific embassy). If you still haven't contacted the embassy.. what's the reason for not doing so?

NVC set date for our interview and was sent to me by email when case was sent to embassy

Have your fiancé called the embassy to make sure they actually have received the petition? Maybe there's also a bit of a backlog right now in the middle of summer, I assume they have vacation time there too.

It honestly depend by month and volume of petitions how busy the embassy is. You could always contact them by e-mail and ask if your petition is received in good condition.