Jagjit

On 11/10/2018 at 8:32 PM, ds2 said:

Hi All,

 

First of all let me congratulate everyone who has received their NOA2s and preparing for the interview and also everyone who already have their Visa approved

 

I'm preparing for my consular Interview in Mumbai on November 30 and would like your advice regarding the documents below:

 

 

- Original Identification Documents for Me (Birth Certificate, Passport)
- 2 passport sized photos of Me.
- Copy of the NOA1 and NOA2. 
- DS-160 Visa Application submission confirmation page.
- Copy of interview appointment confirmation.
- Copy of my medical exam results.
- Copy of Police Clearance Certificate
- Photocopies of Identification for both of us (Birth Certificates, Passports)
 

 

- A complete copy of the i-129F Package I submitted. Are the originals of the proofs we submitted also required? I have the copy of the whole application along with the proofs scanned in my email, will that suffice?
- Signed I-134-Affidavit of Support and duplicates of the Supporting Documents. Precisely what supporting documents are required? A letter from the bank, a letter from the employer, Pay Stubs (how many months or years), IRS Tax Forms, anything else?

- Evidence of Ongoing Relationship including:
    - Screenshots of our text and video chats from the time we submitted the petition until recently
    - A ziplock bag with a stack of glossy photos of our in-person meeting after  the I-129F petition and even last month
    - Copies of plane tickets, eVisa, hotel receipt, stamped passport, etc.
    - She is also going to be with me at the Mumbai Consulate on the interview day

- Evidence of Intent to Marry:
    - Updated Letters of Intent to Marry, from both of us (does anyone have a format for this? or what should it say)

 

Is anything else required here except for the above? I'm just really nervous and excited and want to be ready for everything

 

Thank you for all the help in advance!
    

Best,

Deepak

If ur wife is here in india thn they will definitely ask u less qestion and they will not ask for any mobile bill video chat, just take all ur original documents... If u will miss even ur single document they will put uur case on hold for administrative process which will take several weeks..... Dont be nervous at interview time be relax and give all the answers.... In starting they will say u to take oath that u have to speak truth and they will ask normal qestions...... Bst of luck

My interview was two weeks ago in mumbai (india) and they did not allow my wife to enter with me inside the embassy. I think rules are sMe every where 

They will only take ur 10 or 15 min and ask normal questions about ur marriage, how u met, what ur petitioner do for living, and main thing don't forget any paper at home otherwise they will put ur case in administrative process which will take several weeks after interview 

Rules are changed, petitioner not allowed inside the embassy on interview day