content of typical packet3
May 19th 2003, 10:37 am
#1
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content of typical packet3
hi folks,
could any body tell me or list the content of packet3 , the
preparation for the interview.
just give me the content of a typical packet 3
thanks and really appreciated.
could any body tell me or list the content of packet3 , the
preparation for the interview.
just give me the content of a typical packet 3
thanks and really appreciated.
May 19th 2003, 11:05 am
#2
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Re: content of typical packet3
Asarekin,
This site <http://hometown.aol.com/nycshyguy2003/> contains the entire contents of Packet #3 for Bangkok, Thailand, plus a few other odds and ends. I think you'll find that the English-language documents are typical of what you will find in Packets #3 and #4 at most other consulates. But remember - each consulate may have it's own versions of some things, may have some things that other consulates do not use, and may not use some things that other consulates do use.
Regards, JEff
This site <http://hometown.aol.com/nycshyguy2003/> contains the entire contents of Packet #3 for Bangkok, Thailand, plus a few other odds and ends. I think you'll find that the English-language documents are typical of what you will find in Packets #3 and #4 at most other consulates. But remember - each consulate may have it's own versions of some things, may have some things that other consulates do not use, and may not use some things that other consulates do use.
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by [email protected]
hi folks,
could any body tell me or list the content of packet3 , the
preparation for the interview.
just give me the content of a typical packet 3
thanks and really appreciated.
hi folks,
could any body tell me or list the content of packet3 , the
preparation for the interview.
just give me the content of a typical packet 3
thanks and really appreciated.
May 19th 2003, 11:24 am
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Location: Texas, USA
Posts: 288
We are still waiting for NVC, but I have been searching for an answer to the same question.
Our consulate, Guangzhou, posts a list of the contents on its own website. You might try checking with yours. You could also check the lists that are posted for other consulates if yours does not post a list (e.g., JEffs), but I have been finding that not all consulates are the same. That is, whatever answer you find, consider it with regard to generalities rather than presume it to be the same for your consulate.
From what I can tell, they all will want to see evidence of support and they all will want to see evidence of a relationship.
In addition to finding that not all consulates are the same, I am finding that ours is apparently inconsistent in what they want. E.g., they list the I-864 (affidavit of support) as included with P3, but then they state in the FAQ that the I-134 (affidavit of support) is required. Conversations that Zhengyu has had on the Chinese 001 forum suggest that some people have been asked to show one form, while some have been asked to show the other.
Our consulate, Guangzhou, posts a list of the contents on its own website. You might try checking with yours. You could also check the lists that are posted for other consulates if yours does not post a list (e.g., JEffs), but I have been finding that not all consulates are the same. That is, whatever answer you find, consider it with regard to generalities rather than presume it to be the same for your consulate.
From what I can tell, they all will want to see evidence of support and they all will want to see evidence of a relationship.
In addition to finding that not all consulates are the same, I am finding that ours is apparently inconsistent in what they want. E.g., they list the I-864 (affidavit of support) as included with P3, but then they state in the FAQ that the I-134 (affidavit of support) is required. Conversations that Zhengyu has had on the Chinese 001 forum suggest that some people have been asked to show one form, while some have been asked to show the other.
May 19th 2003, 2:52 pm
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Re: content of typical packet3
I got our packet 3 from Bangkok consulate.
Here's what I received.
A letter
An instruction and a checklist
DS230 with Thai language on one side
DS156 with Thai language on one side
DS156K with Thai language on one side
DS157 with Thai language on one side
I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical exam can
be performed.
Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
That's about it.
The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must be filled
everything out and mailed right away.
It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents needed from
the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
"jeffreyhy" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Asarekin,
> This site contains
> the entire contents of Packet #3 for Bangkok, Thailand, plus a few other
> odds and ends. I think you'll find that the English-language documents
> are typical of what you will find in Packets #3 and #4 at most other
> consulates. But remember - each consulate may have it's own versions of
> some things, may have some things that other consulates do not use, and
> may not use some things that other consulates do use.
> Regards, JEff
> Originally posted by [email protected]
> > hi folks,
> > could any body tell me or list the content of packet3 , the
> > preparation for the interview.
> > just give me the content of a typical packet 3
> thanks and really appreciated.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Here's what I received.
A letter
An instruction and a checklist
DS230 with Thai language on one side
DS156 with Thai language on one side
DS156K with Thai language on one side
DS157 with Thai language on one side
I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical exam can
be performed.
Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
That's about it.
The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must be filled
everything out and mailed right away.
It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents needed from
the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
"jeffreyhy" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Asarekin,
> This site contains
> the entire contents of Packet #3 for Bangkok, Thailand, plus a few other
> odds and ends. I think you'll find that the English-language documents
> are typical of what you will find in Packets #3 and #4 at most other
> consulates. But remember - each consulate may have it's own versions of
> some things, may have some things that other consulates do not use, and
> may not use some things that other consulates do use.
> Regards, JEff
> Originally posted by [email protected]
> > hi folks,
> > could any body tell me or list the content of packet3 , the
> > preparation for the interview.
> > just give me the content of a typical packet 3
> thanks and really appreciated.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
May 19th 2003, 4:40 pm
#5
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 14,049
Bobzy,
You might want to check with a Yahoo group called Asian-American Couples, which is predominantly people with Chinese fiancees. They a have the complete contents of Packets #3 and #4 from Guangzhauin the Forms section of the group site.
Regards, JEff
You might want to check with a Yahoo group called Asian-American Couples, which is predominantly people with Chinese fiancees. They a have the complete contents of Packets #3 and #4 from Guangzhauin the Forms section of the group site.
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by bobzy
We are still waiting for NVC, but I have been searching for an answer to the same question.
Our consulate, Guangzhou, posts a list of the contents on its own website. You might try checking with yours. You could also check the lists that are posted for other consulates if yours does not post a list (e.g., JEffs), but I have been finding that not all consulates are the same. That is, whatever answer you find, consider it with regard to generalities rather than presume it to be the same for your consulate.
From what I can tell, they all will want to see evidence of support and they all will want to see evidence of a relationship.
In addition to finding that not all consulates are the same, I am finding that ours is apparently inconsistent in what they want. E.g., they list the I-864 (affidavit of support) as included with P3, but then they state in the FAQ that the I-134 (affidavit of support) is required. Conversations that Zhengyu has had on the Chinese 001 forum suggest that some people have been asked to show one form, while some have been asked to show the other.
We are still waiting for NVC, but I have been searching for an answer to the same question.
Our consulate, Guangzhou, posts a list of the contents on its own website. You might try checking with yours. You could also check the lists that are posted for other consulates if yours does not post a list (e.g., JEffs), but I have been finding that not all consulates are the same. That is, whatever answer you find, consider it with regard to generalities rather than presume it to be the same for your consulate.
From what I can tell, they all will want to see evidence of support and they all will want to see evidence of a relationship.
In addition to finding that not all consulates are the same, I am finding that ours is apparently inconsistent in what they want. E.g., they list the I-864 (affidavit of support) as included with P3, but then they state in the FAQ that the I-134 (affidavit of support) is required. Conversations that Zhengyu has had on the Chinese 001 forum suggest that some people have been asked to show one form, while some have been asked to show the other.
May 19th 2003, 4:46 pm
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Re: content of typical packet3
Caldaron,
Is the instruction sheet you have different from the one posted on the web site I referenced? If it is, please send a copy of your instruction sheet to the owner of that site (I believe there is a contact e-mail address shown at the site.)
Also, did your Packet #3 not include the OF-156 (BNK SUPPLMENT), a dual language form specific to the Bangkok consulate?
Regards, JEff
Is the instruction sheet you have different from the one posted on the web site I referenced? If it is, please send a copy of your instruction sheet to the owner of that site (I believe there is a contact e-mail address shown at the site.)
Also, did your Packet #3 not include the OF-156 (BNK SUPPLMENT), a dual language form specific to the Bangkok consulate?
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by Caldaron
I got our packet 3 from Bangkok consulate.
Here's what I received.
A letter
An instruction and a checklist
DS230 with Thai language on one side
DS156 with Thai language on one side
DS156K with Thai language on one side
DS157 with Thai language on one side
I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical exam can
be performed.
Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
That's about it.
The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must be filled
everything out and mailed right away.
It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents needed from
the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
I got our packet 3 from Bangkok consulate.
Here's what I received.
A letter
An instruction and a checklist
DS230 with Thai language on one side
DS156 with Thai language on one side
DS156K with Thai language on one side
DS157 with Thai language on one side
I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical exam can
be performed.
Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
That's about it.
The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must be filled
everything out and mailed right away.
It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents needed from
the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
May 20th 2003, 1:59 am
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Re: content of typical packet3
"jeffreyhy" wrote in message
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> Caldaron,
> Is the instruction sheet you have different from the one posted on the
> web site I referenced? If it is, please send a copy of your instruction
> sheet to the owner of that site (I believe there is a contact e-mail
> address shown at the site.)
The sheet is from the consulate itself. It's the same as everyone else
except they used the white out to take the word NOT out of there. I guess
it's just the way they do their business there.
> Also, did your Packet #3 not include the OF-156 (BNK SUPPLMENT), a dual
> language form specific to the Bangkok consulate?
You are correct. 156, 156k, and 157 are in the packet too.
They want all of them sent alogn with OF230 right away.
> Regards, JEff
> Originally posted by Caldaron
> > I got our packet 3 from Bangkok consulate.
> > Here's what I received.
> > A letter
> > An instruction and a checklist
> > DS230 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156K with Thai language on one side
> > DS157 with Thai language on one side
> > I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
> > A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical
> > exam can
> > be performed.
> > Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
> >
> > That's about it.
> >
> > The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must
> > be filled
> > everything out and mailed right away.
> > It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents
> > needed from
> > the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
> >
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
news:[email protected]...
> Caldaron,
> Is the instruction sheet you have different from the one posted on the
> web site I referenced? If it is, please send a copy of your instruction
> sheet to the owner of that site (I believe there is a contact e-mail
> address shown at the site.)
The sheet is from the consulate itself. It's the same as everyone else
except they used the white out to take the word NOT out of there. I guess
it's just the way they do their business there.
> Also, did your Packet #3 not include the OF-156 (BNK SUPPLMENT), a dual
> language form specific to the Bangkok consulate?
You are correct. 156, 156k, and 157 are in the packet too.
They want all of them sent alogn with OF230 right away.
> Regards, JEff
> Originally posted by Caldaron
> > I got our packet 3 from Bangkok consulate.
> > Here's what I received.
> > A letter
> > An instruction and a checklist
> > DS230 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156K with Thai language on one side
> > DS157 with Thai language on one side
> > I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
> > A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical
> > exam can
> > be performed.
> > Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
> >
> > That's about it.
> >
> > The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must
> > be filled
> > everything out and mailed right away.
> > It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents
> > needed from
> > the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
> >
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
May 20th 2003, 12:08 pm
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Location: Texas, USA
Posts: 288
Originally posted by jeffreyhy
Bobzy,
You might want to check with a Yahoo group called Asian-American Couples, which is predominantly people with Chinese fiancees. They a have the complete contents of Packets #3 and #4 from Guangzhauin the Forms section of the group site.
Regards, JEff
Bobzy,
You might want to check with a Yahoo group called Asian-American Couples, which is predominantly people with Chinese fiancees. They a have the complete contents of Packets #3 and #4 from Guangzhauin the Forms section of the group site.
Regards, JEff
I can't find anything called Asian-American Couples. I've tried every combination of spellings (asianamericancouples, asian-americancouples, asian-american%20couples, etc.) -- no luck. I'm interested in this group -- any thoughts on other names to search?
Google did return something called Asian American Romance on Yahoo. I joined to see what it was -- OMG! The post at the top was by a gal who wanted to talk about just getting a two year p^$$y checkup (whatever that is!), then a long list of posts on a thread about how Asian women on dating fourms are actually men with sex change operations, another one from a woman whining about how men on the board are afraid of three-somes ... that was enough of a peek for me. Surely, this is not the forum you meant! Interesting diversion, nonetheless.
May 20th 2003, 2:42 pm
#9
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 14,049
Re: content of typical packet3
Caldaron,
I would like to see the instruction sheet you have. As you describe it, it is clearly different from the instruction sheet I have seen and is posted on NYCSHYGUY's web site. When did you get this sheet from the consulate in Bangkok?
I would also like to invite you to look in on the Thai-Farang group on Delphi, <http://forums.delphiforums.com/ThaiFalang/start> We would welcome your participation.
Regards, JEff
I would like to see the instruction sheet you have. As you describe it, it is clearly different from the instruction sheet I have seen and is posted on NYCSHYGUY's web site. When did you get this sheet from the consulate in Bangkok?
I would also like to invite you to look in on the Thai-Farang group on Delphi, <http://forums.delphiforums.com/ThaiFalang/start> We would welcome your participation.
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by Caldaron
"jeffreyhy" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Caldaron,
> Is the instruction sheet you have different from the one posted on the
> web site I referenced? If it is, please send a copy of your instruction
> sheet to the owner of that site (I believe there is a contact e-mail
> address shown at the site.)
The sheet is from the consulate itself. It's the same as everyone else
except they used the white out to take the word NOT out of there. I guess
it's just the way they do their business there.
> Also, did your Packet #3 not include the OF-156 (BNK SUPPLMENT), a dual
> language form specific to the Bangkok consulate?
You are correct. 156, 156k, and 157 are in the packet too.
They want all of them sent alogn with OF230 right away.
> Regards, JEff
> Originally posted by Caldaron
> > I got our packet 3 from Bangkok consulate.
> > Here's what I received.
> > A letter
> > An instruction and a checklist
> > DS230 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156K with Thai language on one side
> > DS157 with Thai language on one side
> > I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
> > A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical
> > exam can
> > be performed.
> > Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
> >
> > That's about it.
> >
> > The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must
> > be filled
> > everything out and mailed right away.
> > It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents
> > needed from
> > the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
> >
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
"jeffreyhy" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Caldaron,
> Is the instruction sheet you have different from the one posted on the
> web site I referenced? If it is, please send a copy of your instruction
> sheet to the owner of that site (I believe there is a contact e-mail
> address shown at the site.)
The sheet is from the consulate itself. It's the same as everyone else
except they used the white out to take the word NOT out of there. I guess
it's just the way they do their business there.
> Also, did your Packet #3 not include the OF-156 (BNK SUPPLMENT), a dual
> language form specific to the Bangkok consulate?
You are correct. 156, 156k, and 157 are in the packet too.
They want all of them sent alogn with OF230 right away.
> Regards, JEff
> Originally posted by Caldaron
> > I got our packet 3 from Bangkok consulate.
> > Here's what I received.
> > A letter
> > An instruction and a checklist
> > DS230 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156 with Thai language on one side
> > DS156K with Thai language on one side
> > DS157 with Thai language on one side
> > I134 the affidavit of support and an instruction sheet
> > A sheet of instruction and addresses of those places where physical
> > exam can
> > be performed.
> > Forms for medical doctor to fill out.
> >
> > That's about it.
> >
> > The instruction states clearly that Forms 230, 156, 156k, 157 must
> > be filled
> > everything out and mailed right away.
> > It also states that my fiance must obtain all of the documents
> > needed from
> > the checklist. She then must mail it for the appointment.
> >
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
May 20th 2003, 2:43 pm
#10
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 14,049
Bobzy,
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Asian_American_Couples/>
Regards, JEff
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Asian_American_Couples/>
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by bobzy
JEff:
I can't find anything called Asian-American Couples. I've tried every combination of spellings (asianamericancouples, asian-americancouples, asian-american%20couples, etc.) -- no luck. I'm interested in this group -- any thoughts on other names to search?
Google did return something called Asian American Romance on Yahoo. I joined to see what it was -- OMG! The post at the top was by a gal who wanted to talk about just getting a two year p^$$y checkup (whatever that is!), then a long list of posts on a thread about how Asian women on dating fourms are actually men with sex change operations, another one from a woman whining about how men on the board are afraid of three-somes ... that was enough of a peek for me. Surely, this is not the forum you meant! Interesting diversion, nonetheless.
JEff:
I can't find anything called Asian-American Couples. I've tried every combination of spellings (asianamericancouples, asian-americancouples, asian-american%20couples, etc.) -- no luck. I'm interested in this group -- any thoughts on other names to search?
Google did return something called Asian American Romance on Yahoo. I joined to see what it was -- OMG! The post at the top was by a gal who wanted to talk about just getting a two year p^$$y checkup (whatever that is!), then a long list of posts on a thread about how Asian women on dating fourms are actually men with sex change operations, another one from a woman whining about how men on the board are afraid of three-somes ... that was enough of a peek for me. Surely, this is not the forum you meant! Interesting diversion, nonetheless.
May 21st 2003, 7:19 am
#11
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Joined: Dec 2002
Location: Texas, USA
Posts: 288
Originally posted by jeffreyhy
Bobzy,
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Asian_American_Couples/>
Regards, JEff
Bobzy,
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Asian_American_Couples/>
Regards, JEff
