Interview - question

[notrevorich]

according to Skrunks , they were asking for his passport ?

I just Emailed mine to the SO

and she has to get more ink for the color printer

Have I been Asleep ?

or is this something new from the GUZ ?

[tywy_99]

I realize now that bringing Skrunks old post up caused some confusion, but on the other hand, it may have done some good!

 

Type in search: kitchen sink

 

there's some good info there about interviews especially a thread by David posted this past July 13th.

[jbray]

I asked the same question a few weeks ago... From what I gather, it's a good idea, but it doesn't sound like a requirement. My wife has a copy of mine. I was wondering if it needed to be notorized... She has her interview in about 12 hours, so I will let you know.

[BillV 8-16-2004]

according to Skrunks , they were asking for his passport ?

I just Emailed mine to the SO

and she has to get more ink for the color printer

Have I been Asleep ?

or is this something new from the GUZ ?

165116[/snapback]

I have been told you never want to copy your passport in color that black and white is sufficient, I was going to the San Francisco consulate and forgot my copy of my passport, a copier store wouldn't even copy it in color. Maybe someone else knows more about this?

[jbray]

Black and white is good enough. I haven't seen anywhere that says anything about needing color copies.

[david_dawei]

Can't remember where I also heard this about color copying.. maybe at VJ...

 

The most they can ask for is a certified copy of the USC passport, but usually they want the certified one for overcome evidence.. usually in the interview they will accept a copy.

 

See the opening of this interview and the presumptuous VO...

 

Interview: Feb 2005

 

L: Good afternoon.

 

VO: (smiled a little) Please give me your passport.

 

L: (hands him her and Tuzi's passports)

 

VO: Please give me your fiancee's passport.

 

L: He has not come to accompany me.

 

VO: Why not?

 

L: Because he just returned home on 1/7, now he doesn't have the time to return. He believes I will receive the visa.

 

VO: (He examined their passports and then put them in his desk drawer, Lizi said she felt relieved and that she really would receive the visa)

 

VO: Do you have a copy of your fiancee's passport?

 

L: Yes!