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| Montreal, Canada |  Review #5225 on November 13, 2009: |
Spoom
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We had a very easy interview, and surprisingly much less stressful than, say, crossing the border. (Though my fiancee may disagree with me on that one.  ) We had all our paperwork put into a blue accordion file folder, with headings on each divider for:
- Appointment Letter (right at the front, since security needs that)
- I-129F + USCIS / NVC receipts and approvals
- Packet 3
- Packet 3 response including copies of all forms previously sent to the Consulate
- Passport photos
- Medical results
- Police certificates
- Affidavit of support
- Evidence of support
- Evidence of ongoing relationship
Separately, we also had:
- Chest x-ray film from medical (which they never look at but it can't hurt to take with you)
- Xpresspost prepaid envelope (FYI, they want the "Pack" envelope, 394 x 314 mm, i.e. 15" by 12"; make sure you get the National version if you're... read complete review
| | | Vancouver, Canada | Review #5213 on November 10, 2009: |
liz25
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The Interview was not stressful at all. The hardest part was waiting for 2 hours. When first arriving to the Consulate in Vancouver, I went through 2 security check points which included metal detectors. When I finally got to the waiting area, I sat for about 20 minutes before being called up. The first person I spoke to, asked for all documentation. Word of advice: make sure to have a photocopy of your birth certificate, signed Affidavit of Support and any evidence of your U.S Fiance(e)'s income. ie. tax returns, paystubs, bank letters, employment letter etc. After handing all documentation to the first lady, I went back to the waiting room to wait. About half hour later, I was called up to have my fingerprints taken. That took about a minute, and then I was sent back to wait again. Finally after another half hour or so, I was called up for the actual interview. I was asked to read a few paragraphs on the DS 156K and then the last paragraph was an oath that I had to read out loud. T... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #5210 on November 9, 2009: |
cdn_gewels
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I got to the Consulate at 6:30 am and was first in line. When security was in place by about 7:30 am, they took the interview letter and passport and then assigned my interview letter with letter "A."
Once we were brought upstairs, we were asked to sit down in the large waiting area. I was called by name over the intercom to wicket 11. I thought this was a good sign - it's my lucky number! From what I can remember, the very nice blond-haired lady requested: my passport, a photocopy of my passport photo page, my police check, my sealed medical results (minus the x-ray), my birth certificate (it's in French, so I also gave her a notarized translation), 2 US-sized passport photos, my already self-addressed X-Presspost envelope and a more recent letter of intent from my fiance.
I was then given a little piece of paper to bring with me to the cashier to pay $131. I had all bills and the exact amount in US. No issues there. Side note: I over-heard another applic... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #5206 on November 7, 2009: |
KnJ
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Interviewed November 6th, my fiance (USC) came with me. Arrived approximately 7:10am and was 4th in line. by 7:30 there were at least 30 people waiting in line outside. I received letter "D". We didn't really wait for the elevator, because we were the first batch through. We were brought upstairs, and we waited in a bank of separate chairs on the far side. The next group of people they brought up, and all subsequent, were directed to line up for a number.
Those of us with letters were not called up in order - presumably each person taking the documents was assigned a case, and we were called up in the order those people were ready to receive the documents. When I was called up to the window, the woman was very cheerful and smiling. She asked me for documents one at a time, including original + 1 copy of my long form birth certificate.
I had things organized as follows - one folder of originals and one of copies in the same order (each flagged and labelle... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #5205 on November 7, 2009: |
Missa
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everyone made us feel totally comfortable, and were so happy for us because we seemed so happy. After passing through security ( they gave dale a ticket because like an idiot he brought his phone but it was no problem) we went downstairs and were told to wait. we did for about 10 mins, then the security guard came and took us up in the elevator. we all got in line at the cashier ( but we didn't have to pay at this point, they just gave us a paper of what we needed to get together and a number. it was pretty straight forward, have your passport, pictures, police report and affidavit ready + your envelope ready. we then waited and waited and waited until our number was called.
When i handed in all of my forms to the girl at booth 10 the girl beside me at booth 9 didn't have copies, she was missing stuff, and she had to take so much time to fill everything out. my CO was so surprised that i had everything she asked for even a second copy of the ds-156 and 156k and she even comme... read complete review
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