La Souris

I read that there is a suggestion box at the consulate, I'll prepare a note about the envelope and leave it in there...

house

Oh forgot to mention that I got my original birth and marriage certificate back. I didnt get my PCC back but I didnt really care for that

Merci!!!!

Moose

I just went through all my documents and methodically reorganized them according to Sdhiman's list. I also put Post-It tags on all of them, just in case. I'm DEEPLY comforted by your review, Sdhiman...you have no idea! I've gone from being "pretty sure" I have everything I need to being downright confident that I do. I've got extra copies of most things as well.

Thanks again!

I'll do the same and put the "extras" (other passport, previous Canadian passport to show how long I lived overseas, etc., husband birth certificate) in the back of my folder.

Thanks Sdhiman

Posted my review in the "Reviews" section, hopefully people will find it useful!

Thank you

Did you get any of your original documents back? Or did the first lady keep the photocopy and the original? Just curious...

foils

The crowd is soo red!

Congratulations!!!

:dance:

Good luck! Sending good purrrring vibes to kitty!

pesto

scone

tunes

seems

means

Purse

YAY , L S !!!!!!!

Curse

Spurt

Awww, Im sorry but i hate snow.

purrs

oh well, winter is long, so I prefer to try to enjoy it... 4 weeks before the interview

sport

doing ok, rain ruined the snow, can't go skiing

tarts

Good evening to you Madame

Barns

That's a VERY good question, La Souris. I don't hold a New Zealand passport and never have... I'm guessing that since you're being processed through Montreal as a Canadian immigrating to the U.S., it's not going to be an issue. Probably a good idea to bring your other passport just in case though...can't hurt to have it in with your other docs.

Now I'm wondering if I should bring my New Zealand citizenship certificate.

Dammit, I hate thinking of all these things so close to the interview.

I didn't mean to worry you... I think I'll bring my other citizenship passport and leave it in my folder in case they ask about it. I SO do not want them to ask for something I don't have ~ I'm getting nervous

Question for the dual-citizens: did you/will you bring proof of your other citizenship to the interview? I was planning to bring my "other" passport... just not sure if it will cause more questions or not

Thanks for the follow up details; I really like the idea that this may help me keep (part of) my good credit history... I'll visit my local branch this week.

Saint