Melissa

My fiancé just received the following (excerpted) From the Consulate General
of the United States of America, Casablanca, Morocco:

Dear Non-Immigrant Visa Applicant

Thank you for the notification that you have all the documents needed in
connection with your application for the non immigrant visa K3/V.

An appointment has been scheduled for you to come to this office on Jan. 14,
2003 at 8:30.

.....

Please bring all documents with you on your appointment date.

My questions are as follows:
1) this form letter refers to my fiancé's K3/V Visa. Obviously we have
applied for a K1.
3) the letter repeatedly refers to an appointment, but not specifically to
an interview. Should we assume that this IS his interview?
4) A woman I know online filed for her Moroccan fiancé at the same service
center I did. We were approved one day apart, and our fiancés received their
packets one day apart, with only one difference that we can determine. My
fiancé seems not to have gotten a paper with the names of doctors he can get
a medical exam with. Simple omission, or ominous sign?

Thanks for all your comments and suggestions,

Melissa

Melissa

Some how number 2 got left out of my post:

2) this was his FIRST packet from Casablanca. He did not notify them that he
had all the documents. Is this a change in the way Morocco or the US is
processing visas? And what is the best/cheapest/fastest way to reliably get
documents to Morocco from the US?


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    > My fiancé just received the following (excerpted) From the Consulate
General
    > of the United States of America, Casablanca, Morocco:
    > Dear Non-Immigrant Visa Applicant
    > Thank you for the notification that you have all the documents needed in
    > connection with your application for the non immigrant visa K3/V.
    > An appointment has been scheduled for you to come to this office on Jan.
14,
    > 2003 at 8:30.
    > .....
    > Please bring all documents with you on your appointment date.
    > My questions are as follows:
    > 1) this form letter refers to my fiancé's K3/V Visa. Obviously we have
    > applied for a K1.
    > 3) the letter repeatedly refers to an appointment, but not specifically to
    > an interview. Should we assume that this IS his interview?
    > 4) A woman I know online filed for her Moroccan fiancé at the same service
    > center I did. We were approved one day apart, and our fiancés received
their
    > packets one day apart, with only one difference that we can determine. My
    > fiancé seems not to have gotten a paper with the names of doctors he can
get
    > a medical exam with. Simple omission, or ominous sign?
    > Thanks for all your comments and suggestions,
    > Melissa