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Hi
I have got an interview date with with US embassy in London, in order to process an L2 visa - my spouse is there on an L1 visa already.
Could anyone pls help with information on the docs I need to take with me as well as the fee?
Also, I have paid the MRV fee of $131 over the phone..but what about teh visa issuance fee? Can I pay for this at the embassy using a credit card, or do I need to get a demand draft?
Many thanks in advance
choco
I have got an interview date with with US embassy in London, in order to process an L2 visa - my spouse is there on an L1 visa already.
Could anyone pls help with information on the docs I need to take with me as well as the fee?
Also, I have paid the MRV fee of $131 over the phone..but what about teh visa issuance fee? Can I pay for this at the embassy using a credit card, or do I need to get a demand draft?
Many thanks in advance
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fairly sure my husband paid all his fees there by credit card.
make sure you have your marriage cert and a copy of his petition.
make sure you have your marriage cert and a copy of his petition.
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Hello
Also anything which shows your ties to the UK helps - just in case.
So the usual stuff like bank statements; morgage; etc. will help.
Usually the interview is a breeze but prepared is always better.
Also don't forget if you want to work you will have to apply for a EAD once your in the USA
Kind regards
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Also anything which shows your ties to the UK helps - just in case.
So the usual stuff like bank statements; morgage; etc. will help.
Usually the interview is a breeze but prepared is always better.
Also don't forget if you want to work you will have to apply for a EAD once your in the USA
Kind regards
CCr
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