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socratesocks
Joined: 18 Mar 2009
Location: Gwangju, Met City
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 Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:26 pm Post subject: Visa interview |
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So I'm going for a visa interview next week in New York. And I have a few questions for the expat English teacher hive mind. I have my visa number, but one of the requirements on the consulate website for E-2 visas is "A certificate for recognition of visa issuance issued by the Korean Ministry of Justice". What is this?
Also should I have my flight or departure date before my interview?
I know that I could have searched it but the search feature doesn't work. You'd think that the mods who are so intent on monitoring our language to keep this board a paragon of civil professional discussion would put even an iota of work into the design of the site. It's like having a white gloved tea party in a woodshed. |
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Carla
Joined: 21 Nov 2008
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| Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:36 pm Post subject: Re: Visa interview |
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| socratesocks wrote: |
| So I'm going for a visa interview next week in New York. And I have a few questions for the expat English teacher hive mind. I have my visa number, but one of the requirements on the consulate website for E-2 visas is "A certificate for recognition of visa issuance issued by the Korean Ministry of Justice". What is this? |
It just means your visa number. Not a physical piece of paper. Just write it down for them.
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| Also should I have my flight or departure date before my interview? |
Don't worry about your tickets. You won't need them. Many people don't get their tickets until after they get their visas.
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| I know that I could have searched it but the search feature doesn't work. You'd think that the mods who are so intent on monitoring our language to keep this board a paragon of civil professional discussion would put even an iota of work into the design of the site. It's like having a white gloved tea party in a woodshed. |
Shhhhh, they'll hear you..... |
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smoggy
Joined: 31 Jul 2009
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| Don't worry about the consulate interview. Mine was on the phone as AZ was deemed too far from Los Angeles. It took 2 minutes. All I was asked was to confirm my Music degree, how much teaching experience I had and how long my contract was for. After I had my visa, the school bought my ticket. |
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