isitts
Joined: 25 Dec 2008
Location: Korea
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 Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:05 pm Post subject: What did you give Korean Consulate (in US) to get E-2 visa? |
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I�m sure there will be various answers to this, but am curious all the same. I looked through the �new� E-2 regulations sticky, but that seemed to be more for people already in Korea and had more to do with the FBI/RCMP check. And considering how frequently the regulations change, not sure there�s much point making stickies on the subject.
I�m more wondering about people who�ve recently (~Spring 2012) applied for their visa here in the US...what they brought (or mailed) to the consulate. (Perhaps, in particular, the one in DC.)
When I applied for GEPIK in 2009, seemed pretty simple. I only remember bringing a photocopy of my CBC, the visa application, my passport, and I think a copy of the contract.
Now this list seems a little longer and includes a letter of personal reference. What is that?
Most of the list on the website seems pretty clear (but still have a few question marks):
passport
visa application (with the visa number)
Consul�s checklist
passport photo (still need 4?)
diploma copy notarized and apostilled *
FBI Check (apostilled) *
It doesn�t say on the website whether photocopies are ok for the diploma and CBC. I actually do have extra apostilled diploma copies and an extra CBC, but I was hoping not to blow through my extra copies (especially the CBC - it�s the last of my 3 copies) before I even leave the country.
I wasn�t able to contact the consulate today, but will contact them tomorrow. Because of the time difference between here and Korea, I wanted to get my question out tonight while it�s still midday in Korea.
Again, I�m doing this through the consulate in DC (same place I got my E-2 in 2009).
Thanks, in advance. |
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