Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
Apr 6th 2003, 2:41 pm
#1
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Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
will be required for Moscow interview?
Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
will be required for Moscow interview?
Apr 6th 2003, 4:49 pm
#2
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Re: Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
The Embassy website doesn't mention DoS forms. I emailed and asked what is
needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical Form
DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can download
these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
Also, from the embassy website:
http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
Documentary requirements for the interview:
The Beneficiary must provide:
A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into English.
Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as well as
all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must contain
references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in which
the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since reaching the
age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
includes localities where applicants have lived during university studies.
If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived abroad for
more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from the
country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only from
local authorities and not from military commissions.
If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage: original,
photocopy and translation into English.
An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in the
parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If a
child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per person,
payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars cash or
Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal checks
be accepted for payment.
Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and Beneficiary
together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
The Petitioner must provide:
Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns (Form
1040) for the last year.
"Americanparuski" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
> any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> will be required for Moscow interview?
>
>
needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical Form
DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can download
these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
Also, from the embassy website:
http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
Documentary requirements for the interview:
The Beneficiary must provide:
A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into English.
Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as well as
all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must contain
references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in which
the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since reaching the
age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
includes localities where applicants have lived during university studies.
If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived abroad for
more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from the
country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only from
local authorities and not from military commissions.
If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage: original,
photocopy and translation into English.
An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in the
parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If a
child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per person,
payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars cash or
Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal checks
be accepted for payment.
Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and Beneficiary
together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
The Petitioner must provide:
Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns (Form
1040) for the last year.
"Americanparuski" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
> any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> will be required for Moscow interview?
>
>
Apr 8th 2003, 3:02 pm
#3
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Re: Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
Hi,
Sorry for my clueless. I am confused to the process; perhaps you
gentlemen can clear my head. After 2nd NOA, do you received packet
first or do you get interview date first? From K-1 faq, it says a
foreign fiancee gets packet 3, completes some forms, gathers documents
and returns some forms back to consular. Then interview is scheduled
and the fiancee gets another packet (packet 4).
From reading messages in this group, it appears your fiancee gets her
interview date first and your fiancee receives packet after that. I
assume there is only one packet instead of two. Is this the case?
We got our 2nd NOA on Jan. 21. It has been 2 and 1/2 months now, my
Moscovie fiancee has not received any packet from Embassy. I check
Moscow online interview schedule daily. Our MOS# never shows up. Did
you do anything except waiting to get your interview date?
Any tips/experience appreciated.
-James
"Ron" wrote in message news:...
> The Embassy website doesn't mention DoS forms. I emailed and asked what is
> needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical Form
> DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can download
> these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
>
> Also, from the embassy website:
>
> http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
>
> Documentary requirements for the interview:
>
> The Beneficiary must provide:
> A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
> An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into English.
> Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as well as
> all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must contain
> references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in which
> the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since reaching the
> age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
> includes localities where applicants have lived during university studies.
> If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
> certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived abroad for
> more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from the
> country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only from
> local authorities and not from military commissions.
> If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage: original,
> photocopy and translation into English.
> An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in the
> parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If a
> child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
> Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
> Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
> There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per person,
> payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars cash or
> Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
> condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
> damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal checks
> be accepted for payment.
> Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and Beneficiary
> together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
> Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
>
> The Petitioner must provide:
>
> Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns (Form
> 1040) for the last year.
>
>
> "Americanparuski" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> > Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
> > any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> > will be required for Moscow interview?
> >
> >
Sorry for my clueless. I am confused to the process; perhaps you
gentlemen can clear my head. After 2nd NOA, do you received packet
first or do you get interview date first? From K-1 faq, it says a
foreign fiancee gets packet 3, completes some forms, gathers documents
and returns some forms back to consular. Then interview is scheduled
and the fiancee gets another packet (packet 4).
From reading messages in this group, it appears your fiancee gets her
interview date first and your fiancee receives packet after that. I
assume there is only one packet instead of two. Is this the case?
We got our 2nd NOA on Jan. 21. It has been 2 and 1/2 months now, my
Moscovie fiancee has not received any packet from Embassy. I check
Moscow online interview schedule daily. Our MOS# never shows up. Did
you do anything except waiting to get your interview date?
Any tips/experience appreciated.
-James
"Ron" wrote in message news:...
> The Embassy website doesn't mention DoS forms. I emailed and asked what is
> needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical Form
> DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can download
> these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
>
> Also, from the embassy website:
>
> http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
>
> Documentary requirements for the interview:
>
> The Beneficiary must provide:
> A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
> An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into English.
> Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as well as
> all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must contain
> references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in which
> the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since reaching the
> age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
> includes localities where applicants have lived during university studies.
> If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
> certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived abroad for
> more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from the
> country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only from
> local authorities and not from military commissions.
> If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage: original,
> photocopy and translation into English.
> An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in the
> parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If a
> child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
> Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
> Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
> There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per person,
> payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars cash or
> Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
> condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
> damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal checks
> be accepted for payment.
> Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and Beneficiary
> together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
> Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
>
> The Petitioner must provide:
>
> Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns (Form
> 1040) for the last year.
>
>
> "Americanparuski" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> > Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
> > any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> > will be required for Moscow interview?
> >
> >
Apr 8th 2003, 6:54 pm
#4
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Re: Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
I'm not clear on the process either, but this is my understanding:
Upon approval, NOA2, BCIS forwards the case to NVC. NVC holds the file
until security checks are done, then forwards to the Embassy, Moscow for
Alëna and I. NVC gave me our MOS number, but it's a different format than
numbers on the Embassy interview list; I'm not sure what to make of that.
NVC send the package to Moscow when security checks are complete, then
Moscow should send Packet 3 to the fiancé. The interview is scheduled when
fiancé mails back to the Embassy a checklist showing all documents are
ready.
Any resemblance between my understanding and reality is probably accidental.
Your mileage may vary.
"dejapost" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
> Sorry for my clueless. I am confused to the process; perhaps you
> gentlemen can clear my head. After 2nd NOA, do you received packet
> first or do you get interview date first? From K-1 faq, it says a
> foreign fiancee gets packet 3, completes some forms, gathers documents
> and returns some forms back to consular. Then interview is scheduled
> and the fiancee gets another packet (packet 4).
> From reading messages in this group, it appears your fiancee gets her
> interview date first and your fiancee receives packet after that. I
> assume there is only one packet instead of two. Is this the case?
> We got our 2nd NOA on Jan. 21. It has been 2 and 1/2 months now, my
> Moscovie fiancee has not received any packet from Embassy. I check
> Moscow online interview schedule daily. Our MOS# never shows up. Did
> you do anything except waiting to get your interview date?
> Any tips/experience appreciated.
> -James
> "Ron" wrote in message
news:...
> > The Embassy website doesn't mention DoS forms. I emailed and asked what
is
> > needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical
Form
> > DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can
download
> > these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
> >
> > Also, from the embassy website:
> >
> > http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
> >
> > Documentary requirements for the interview:
> >
> > The Beneficiary must provide:
> > A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
> > An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into
English.
> > Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as
well as
> > all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must contain
> > references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in
which
> > the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since reaching
the
> > age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
> > includes localities where applicants have lived during university
studies.
> > If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
> > certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived abroad
for
> > more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from the
> > country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only
from
> > local authorities and not from military commissions.
> > If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage: original,
> > photocopy and translation into English.
> > An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in
the
> > parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If a
> > child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
> > Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
> > Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
> > There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per
person,
> > payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars cash
or
> > Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
> > condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
> > damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal
checks
> > be accepted for payment.
> > Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and Beneficiary
> > together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
> > Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
> >
> > The Petitioner must provide:
> >
> > Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns
(Form
> > 1040) for the last year.
> >
> >
> > "Americanparuski" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> > > Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
> > > any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> > > will be required for Moscow interview?
> > >
> > >
Upon approval, NOA2, BCIS forwards the case to NVC. NVC holds the file
until security checks are done, then forwards to the Embassy, Moscow for
Alëna and I. NVC gave me our MOS number, but it's a different format than
numbers on the Embassy interview list; I'm not sure what to make of that.
NVC send the package to Moscow when security checks are complete, then
Moscow should send Packet 3 to the fiancé. The interview is scheduled when
fiancé mails back to the Embassy a checklist showing all documents are
ready.
Any resemblance between my understanding and reality is probably accidental.
Your mileage may vary.
"dejapost" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
> Sorry for my clueless. I am confused to the process; perhaps you
> gentlemen can clear my head. After 2nd NOA, do you received packet
> first or do you get interview date first? From K-1 faq, it says a
> foreign fiancee gets packet 3, completes some forms, gathers documents
> and returns some forms back to consular. Then interview is scheduled
> and the fiancee gets another packet (packet 4).
> From reading messages in this group, it appears your fiancee gets her
> interview date first and your fiancee receives packet after that. I
> assume there is only one packet instead of two. Is this the case?
> We got our 2nd NOA on Jan. 21. It has been 2 and 1/2 months now, my
> Moscovie fiancee has not received any packet from Embassy. I check
> Moscow online interview schedule daily. Our MOS# never shows up. Did
> you do anything except waiting to get your interview date?
> Any tips/experience appreciated.
> -James
> "Ron" wrote in message
news:...
> > The Embassy website doesn't mention DoS forms. I emailed and asked what
is
> > needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical
Form
> > DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can
download
> > these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
> >
> > Also, from the embassy website:
> >
> > http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
> >
> > Documentary requirements for the interview:
> >
> > The Beneficiary must provide:
> > A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
> > An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into
English.
> > Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as
well as
> > all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must contain
> > references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in
which
> > the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since reaching
the
> > age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
> > includes localities where applicants have lived during university
studies.
> > If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
> > certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived abroad
for
> > more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from the
> > country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only
from
> > local authorities and not from military commissions.
> > If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage: original,
> > photocopy and translation into English.
> > An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in
the
> > parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If a
> > child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
> > Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
> > Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
> > There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per
person,
> > payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars cash
or
> > Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
> > condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
> > damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal
checks
> > be accepted for payment.
> > Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and Beneficiary
> > together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
> > Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
> >
> > The Petitioner must provide:
> >
> > Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns
(Form
> > 1040) for the last year.
> >
> >
> > "Americanparuski" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> > > Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system. Does
> > > any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> > > will be required for Moscow interview?
> > >
> > >
Apr 9th 2003, 8:13 am
#5
Guest
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Re: Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
Ron wrote:
> I'm not clear on the process either, but this is my understanding:
>
> Upon approval, NOA2, BCIS forwards the case to NVC. NVC holds the file
> until security checks are done, then forwards to the Embassy, Moscow for
> Alëna and I. NVC gave me our MOS number, but it's a different format than
> numbers on the Embassy interview list; I'm not sure what to make of that.
> NVC send the package to Moscow when security checks are complete, then
> Moscow should send Packet 3 to the fiancé. The interview is scheduled when
> fiancé mails back to the Embassy a checklist showing all documents are
> ready
Did this change? I thought Moscow sent the forms after the interview
was scheduled.
> I'm not clear on the process either, but this is my understanding:
>
> Upon approval, NOA2, BCIS forwards the case to NVC. NVC holds the file
> until security checks are done, then forwards to the Embassy, Moscow for
> Alëna and I. NVC gave me our MOS number, but it's a different format than
> numbers on the Embassy interview list; I'm not sure what to make of that.
> NVC send the package to Moscow when security checks are complete, then
> Moscow should send Packet 3 to the fiancé. The interview is scheduled when
> fiancé mails back to the Embassy a checklist showing all documents are
> ready
Did this change? I thought Moscow sent the forms after the interview
was scheduled.
Apr 10th 2003, 1:18 am
#6
Guest
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Re: Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
There's no packet 3 at Moscow. Interview gets scheduled and all paperwork is
sent at the time of interview scheduling.
"Ron" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm not clear on the process either, but this is my understanding:
> Upon approval, NOA2, BCIS forwards the case to NVC. NVC holds the file
> until security checks are done, then forwards to the Embassy, Moscow for
> Alëna and I. NVC gave me our MOS number, but it's a different format than
> numbers on the Embassy interview list; I'm not sure what to make of that.
> NVC send the package to Moscow when security checks are complete, then
> Moscow should send Packet 3 to the fiancé. The interview is scheduled when
> fiancé mails back to the Embassy a checklist showing all documents are
> ready.
> Any resemblance between my understanding and reality is probably
accidental.
> Your mileage may vary.
> "dejapost" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Sorry for my clueless. I am confused to the process; perhaps you
> > gentlemen can clear my head. After 2nd NOA, do you received packet
> > first or do you get interview date first? From K-1 faq, it says a
> > foreign fiancee gets packet 3, completes some forms, gathers documents
> > and returns some forms back to consular. Then interview is scheduled
> > and the fiancee gets another packet (packet 4).
> >
> > From reading messages in this group, it appears your fiancee gets her
> > interview date first and your fiancee receives packet after that. I
> > assume there is only one packet instead of two. Is this the case?
> >
> > We got our 2nd NOA on Jan. 21. It has been 2 and 1/2 months now, my
> > Moscovie fiancee has not received any packet from Embassy. I check
> > Moscow online interview schedule daily. Our MOS# never shows up. Did
> > you do anything except waiting to get your interview date?
> >
> > Any tips/experience appreciated.
> >
> > -James
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "Ron" wrote in message
> news:...
> > > The Embassy website doesn't mention DoS forms. I emailed and asked
what
> is
> > > needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical
> Form
> > > DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can
> download
> > > these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
> > >
> > > Also, from the embassy website:
> > >
> > > http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
> > >
> > > Documentary requirements for the interview:
> > >
> > > The Beneficiary must provide:
> > > A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
> > > An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into
> English.
> > > Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as
> well as
> > > all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must
contain
> > > references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in
> which
> > > the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since
reaching
> the
> > > age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
> > > includes localities where applicants have lived during university
> studies.
> > > If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
> > > certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived
abroad
> for
> > > more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from
the
> > > country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only
> from
> > > local authorities and not from military commissions.
> > > If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage:
original,
> > > photocopy and translation into English.
> > > An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in
> the
> > > parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If
a
> > > child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
> > > Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
> > > Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
> > > There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per
> person,
> > > payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars
cash
> or
> > > Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
> > > condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
> > > damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal
> checks
> > > be accepted for payment.
> > > Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and
Beneficiary
> > > together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
> > > Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
> > >
> > > The Petitioner must provide:
> > >
> > > Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns
> (Form
> > > 1040) for the last year.
> > >
> > >
> > > "Americanparuski" wrote in message
> > > news:[email protected]...
> > > > Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> > > > Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system.
Does
> > > > any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> > > > will be required for Moscow interview?
> > > >
> > > >
> >
sent at the time of interview scheduling.
"Ron" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm not clear on the process either, but this is my understanding:
> Upon approval, NOA2, BCIS forwards the case to NVC. NVC holds the file
> until security checks are done, then forwards to the Embassy, Moscow for
> Alëna and I. NVC gave me our MOS number, but it's a different format than
> numbers on the Embassy interview list; I'm not sure what to make of that.
> NVC send the package to Moscow when security checks are complete, then
> Moscow should send Packet 3 to the fiancé. The interview is scheduled when
> fiancé mails back to the Embassy a checklist showing all documents are
> ready.
> Any resemblance between my understanding and reality is probably
accidental.
> Your mileage may vary.
> "dejapost" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Sorry for my clueless. I am confused to the process; perhaps you
> > gentlemen can clear my head. After 2nd NOA, do you received packet
> > first or do you get interview date first? From K-1 faq, it says a
> > foreign fiancee gets packet 3, completes some forms, gathers documents
> > and returns some forms back to consular. Then interview is scheduled
> > and the fiancee gets another packet (packet 4).
> >
> > From reading messages in this group, it appears your fiancee gets her
> > interview date first and your fiancee receives packet after that. I
> > assume there is only one packet instead of two. Is this the case?
> >
> > We got our 2nd NOA on Jan. 21. It has been 2 and 1/2 months now, my
> > Moscovie fiancee has not received any packet from Embassy. I check
> > Moscow online interview schedule daily. Our MOS# never shows up. Did
> > you do anything except waiting to get your interview date?
> >
> > Any tips/experience appreciated.
> >
> > -James
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "Ron" wrote in message
> news:...
> > > The Embassy website doesn't mention DoS forms. I emailed and asked
what
> is
> > > needed; they told me Alëna needed to submit a filled out Biographical
> Form
> > > DS-156 + supplement DS-156K («Application for visa.....»). You can
> download
> > > these forms at http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm
> > >
> > > Also, from the embassy website:
> > >
> > > http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/wwwhci4.html
> > >
> > > Documentary requirements for the interview:
> > >
> > > The Beneficiary must provide:
> > > A valid International Passport with a photocopy of the first page.
> > > An original birth certificate with photocopy and translation into
> English.
> > > Applicants are required to submit police certificate in all names as
> well as
> > > all dates of birth that they have used. Police certificate must
contain
> > > references to each place (the subject of the Russian Federation) in
> which
> > > the applicant lives or has lived for more than six months since
reaching
> the
> > > age of 16, regardless of where he/she is officially registered. This
> > > includes localities where applicants have lived during university
> studies.
> > > If the applicant was on his military service, he should bring the
> > > certificate from the local draft board. If an applicant has lived
abroad
> for
> > > more than one year a police certificate must also be submitted from
the
> > > country in which he/she lived. Military records will be accepted only
> from
> > > local authorities and not from military commissions.
> > > If applicable, evidence of termination of any prior marriage:
original,
> > > photocopy and translation into English.
> > > An accompanying child requires a valid passport (or may be included in
> the
> > > parent's passport), a birth certificate and a medical examination. If
a
> > > child is 16 years of age or over, police certificates are required.
> > > Two photos of passport size black and white full face for visa.
> > > Two photos of passport size for medical exam.
> > > There is an application fee of $100 (or the ruble equivalent) per
> person,
> > > payable at the Embassy on the day of interview. Only U.S. dollars
cash
> or
> > > Russian rubles will be accepted. The bills must be clean and in good
> > > condition. The Embassy cashier reserves the right to reject dirty or
> > > damaged bills. Under no circumstances will credit cards or personal
> checks
> > > be accepted for payment.
> > > Documents confirming relationship: photos of Petitioner and
Beneficiary
> > > together, letters to each other, phone bills, emails....
> > > Results of Medical Examination in sealed envelope.
> > >
> > > The Petitioner must provide:
> > >
> > > Employment letter with salary information and/or a copy of tax returns
> (Form
> > > 1040) for the last year.
> > >
> > >
> > > "Americanparuski" wrote in message
> > > news:[email protected]...
> > > > Our Interveiw is May 13 th. We have not recieved our K1 packet from
> > > > Moscow, and we may never recieve it with the Russian mail system.
Does
> > > > any body know where to get information on, or get the documents that
> > > > will be required for Moscow interview?
> > > >
> > > >
> >
Apr 11th 2003, 2:43 pm
#7
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Re: Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
Ron, mrtravel, Steve, Thanks for your info.
Called the $1.6 Moscow line. The woman told me that they HAD our file
and we had to wait for them to do security check. Who should do the
security check, NVC, DoS or Moscow? If Moscow HAD our file, doesn't it
mean the security check has been done by NVC? She didn't seem to
understand my question.
Ron: MOS# should has 10 digits. First 4 seems to be year. Don't know
what the rest stands for. I got my MOS# from [email protected]. You
may want to clarify yours.
-James
Called the $1.6 Moscow line. The woman told me that they HAD our file
and we had to wait for them to do security check. Who should do the
security check, NVC, DoS or Moscow? If Moscow HAD our file, doesn't it
mean the security check has been done by NVC? She didn't seem to
understand my question.
Ron: MOS# should has 10 digits. First 4 seems to be year. Don't know
what the rest stands for. I got my MOS# from [email protected]. You
may want to clarify yours.
-James
Apr 11th 2003, 4:38 pm
#8
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Moscow K1 interveiw/No packet yet/need help
deja,
I believe NOAs before March 1 went to the Consulate for security checks.
March 1 and later go to NVC for security check then on to Consulate.
Ron
"dejapost" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Ron, mrtravel, Steve, Thanks for your info.
> Called the $1.6 Moscow line. The woman told me that they HAD our file
> and we had to wait for them to do security check. Who should do the
> security check, NVC, DoS or Moscow? If Moscow HAD our file, doesn't it
> mean the security check has been done by NVC? She didn't seem to
> understand my question.
> Ron: MOS# should has 10 digits. First 4 seems to be year. Don't know
> what the rest stands for. I got my MOS# from [email protected]. You
> may want to clarify yours.
> -James
I believe NOAs before March 1 went to the Consulate for security checks.
March 1 and later go to NVC for security check then on to Consulate.
Ron
"dejapost" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Ron, mrtravel, Steve, Thanks for your info.
> Called the $1.6 Moscow line. The woman told me that they HAD our file
> and we had to wait for them to do security check. Who should do the
> security check, NVC, DoS or Moscow? If Moscow HAD our file, doesn't it
> mean the security check has been done by NVC? She didn't seem to
> understand my question.
> Ron: MOS# should has 10 digits. First 4 seems to be year. Don't know
> what the rest stands for. I got my MOS# from [email protected]. You
> may want to clarify yours.
> -James
