I went ahead and printed all the things I think will be included in Packet 3
DS-230 part 1
DS-230 part 2
I-864
DS 156
Is there anything else that will be sent with it
Also for his interview, will he need a criminal record if he is in Mexico?
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Check these links:
http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhivfi.html
http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhiv...ml#fiancepacket
From DS1083 - you'll find it by clicking on the links above.
http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhivfi.html
http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhiv...ml#fiancepacket
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POLICE CERTIFICATES
Police certificates are required from every visa applicant aged 16 years or over for each locality of the country of the applicant’s nationality or current residence where the applicant has resided for at least six months since
attaining the age of sixteen. Police certificates are also required from all other countries where the applicant has
resided for at least one year. Generally, application for such certificates should be made directly to police
authorities in the district in which you resided. If you have any questions about where or how to apply for police
certificates in other countries, you may communicate directly with the U.S. consular office processing your visa
applications.
Police certificates are required from every visa applicant aged 16 years or over for each locality of the country of the applicant’s nationality or current residence where the applicant has resided for at least six months since
attaining the age of sixteen. Police certificates are also required from all other countries where the applicant has
resided for at least one year. Generally, application for such certificates should be made directly to police
authorities in the district in which you resided. If you have any questions about where or how to apply for police
certificates in other countries, you may communicate directly with the U.S. consular office processing your visa
applications.
From DS1083 - you'll find it by clicking on the links above.
QUOTE(waiting4Oliverio @ Oct 4 2006, 03:51 PM) 
I went ahead and printed all the things I think will be included in Packet 3
DS-230 part 1
DS-230 part 2
I-864
DS 156
Is there anything else that will be sent with it
Also for his interview, will he need a criminal record if he is in Mexico?
You can get the fiance packet for CDJ directly from their website. You don't need the first three items on your list.
http://usembassy.state.gov/CiudadJuarez/ww...ml#fiancepacket
And instead of I-864, use I-134.
I went ahead and printed all the things I think will be included in Packet 3
DS-230 part 1
DS-230 part 2
I-864
DS 156
Is there anything else that will be sent with it
Also for his interview, will he need a criminal record if he is in Mexico?
You can get the fiance packet for CDJ directly from their website. You don't need the first three items on your list.
http://usembassy.state.gov/CiudadJuarez/ww...ml#fiancepacket
kitkat, I think DS-230 part 1 will be needed - it's part of the forms listed on their website.
QUOTE(kitkat1 @ Oct 4 2006, 07:31 PM)
QUOTE(waiting4Oliverio @ Oct 4 2006, 03:51 PM)
I went ahead and printed all the things I think will be included in Packet 3
DS-230 part 1
DS-230 part 2
I-864
DS 156
Is there anything else that will be sent with it
Also for his interview, will he need a criminal record if he is in Mexico?
You can get the fiance packet for CDJ directly from their website. You don't need the first three items on your list.
http://usembassy.state.gov/CiudadJuarez/ww...ml#fiancepacket
kitkat, I think DS-230 part 1 will be needed - it's part of the forms listed on their website.
QUOTE(Mew @ Oct 4 2006, 05:34 PM)
kitkat, I think DS-230 part 1 will be needed - it's part of the forms listed on their website.
Not for the K1 - only for immigrant visas. Also, they don't use the I-134 - they use their own Form OF-167 although you can use the I-134 to make it easier. Also, no police records necessary for MX.
Fiancée Packet
Fee Information, form CDJ 446
Instructions, form CDJ 400 (Eng/Span)
Statement of Intent to Marry, form CDJ 402
Form DS-156K
Form CDJ 430 (Eng/Span)
Medical Examination Instructions, form Mexwide 202 K (Eng/Span)
Public Charge Information, formOF-167 (Eng/Span)
Oh, d'oh! This is for me to learn to read stuff! Thanks for correcting me.
Oh, and to the OP, my apologies...
So I won't need an affdavit of support?
QUOTE(waiting4Oliverio @ Oct 4 2006, 09:21 PM)
So I won't need an affdavit of support?
Read the form OF-167 in the fiance packet on the CDJ website.
They don't use the form I-134 but you are still required to prove that your fiance will not become a public charge.
i know but my parents were going to co-sponsor because I'm a full time student and don't make enough money right now to meet the poverty guidelines. how would i go about that....just include them into it?
If the form doesn't make it clear, I suggest you email your questions directly to the consulate.
Ok thank you! 
kitkat,
Are you sure that DS-230-I is not used for the K visas? If Juarez doesn't it will be the first post I've heard of to not use it.
Form OF-167 (now DS-2000) is just an informational form, as your post indicates. And I observe that in addition to continuing to use the old designation the version used by Juarez is abbreviated. Anyway, it's good to see it pointed out that this is the form that sets for the requirements for meeting the public charge provisions, not the I-134, and that I-134 is not a requirement but an option at the discretion of the consular officer.
Please update us and let us know what forms and documentation are asked of you once you've had your interview.
Yodrak
kitkat, I think DS-230 part 1 will be needed - it's part of the forms listed on their website.
Not for the K1 - only for immigrant visas. Also, they don't use the I-134 - they use their own Form OF-167 although you can use the I-134 to make it easier. Also, no police records necessary for MX.
Fiancée Packet
Fee Information, form CDJ 446
Instructions, form CDJ 400 (Eng/Span)
Statement of Intent to Marry, form CDJ 402
Form DS-156K
Form CDJ 430 (Eng/Span)
Medical Examination Instructions, form Mexwide 202 K (Eng/Span)
Public Charge Information, formOF-167 (Eng/Span)
Are you sure that DS-230-I is not used for the K visas? If Juarez doesn't it will be the first post I've heard of to not use it.
Form OF-167 (now DS-2000) is just an informational form, as your post indicates. And I observe that in addition to continuing to use the old designation the version used by Juarez is abbreviated. Anyway, it's good to see it pointed out that this is the form that sets for the requirements for meeting the public charge provisions, not the I-134, and that I-134 is not a requirement but an option at the discretion of the consular officer.
Please update us and let us know what forms and documentation are asked of you once you've had your interview.
Yodrak
QUOTE(kitkat1 @ Oct 4 2006, 08:13 PM)
QUOTE(Mew @ Oct 4 2006, 05:34 PM)
kitkat, I think DS-230 part 1 will be needed - it's part of the forms listed on their website.
Not for the K1 - only for immigrant visas. Also, they don't use the I-134 - they use their own Form OF-167 although you can use the I-134 to make it easier. Also, no police records necessary for MX.
Fiancée Packet
Fee Information, form CDJ 446
Instructions, form CDJ 400 (Eng/Span)
Statement of Intent to Marry, form CDJ 402
Form DS-156K
Form CDJ 430 (Eng/Span)
Medical Examination Instructions, form Mexwide 202 K (Eng/Span)
Public Charge Information, formOF-167 (Eng/Span)
QUOTE(Yodrak @ Oct 5 2006, 09:59 AM)
kitkat,
Are you sure that DS-230-I is not used for the K visas? If Juarez doesn't it will be the first post I've heard of to not use it.
hhmm - well I haven't received the actual fiance packet yet - hopefully it will arrive shortly and I can confirm the contents. But from everything listed on their website under "fiance packet" the DS-230 is NOT included. I'll post when I am able to confirm 100%
QUOTE(kitkat1 @ Oct 5 2006, 09:16 AM)
QUOTE(Yodrak @ Oct 5 2006, 09:59 AM)
kitkat,
Are you sure that DS-230-I is not used for the K visas? If Juarez doesn't it will be the first post I've heard of to not use it.
hhmm - well I haven't received the actual fiance packet yet - hopefully it will arrive shortly and I can confirm the contents. But from everything listed on their website under "fiance packet" the DS-230 is NOT included. I'll post when I am able to confirm 100%
Update - just confirming as I have now received the fiance packet from Ciudad Juarez. The DS-230 is NOT required for K1 visas in Ciudad Juarez. Everything required is on their website.
kitkat,
Thanks for posting the update.
Yodrak
kitkat,
Are you sure that DS-230-I is not used for the K visas? If Juarez doesn't it will be the first post I've heard of to not use it.
hhmm - well I haven't received the actual fiance packet yet - hopefully it will arrive shortly and I can confirm the contents. But from everything listed on their website under "fiance packet" the DS-230 is NOT included. I'll post when I am able to confirm 100%
Update - just confirming as I have now received the fiance packet from Ciudad Juarez. The DS-230 is NOT required for K1 visas in Ciudad Juarez. Everything required is on their website.
Thanks for posting the update.
Yodrak
QUOTE(kitkat1 @ Oct 31 2006, 04:02 PM)
QUOTE(kitkat1 @ Oct 5 2006, 09:16 AM)
QUOTE(Yodrak @ Oct 5 2006, 09:59 AM)
kitkat,
Are you sure that DS-230-I is not used for the K visas? If Juarez doesn't it will be the first post I've heard of to not use it.
hhmm - well I haven't received the actual fiance packet yet - hopefully it will arrive shortly and I can confirm the contents. But from everything listed on their website under "fiance packet" the DS-230 is NOT included. I'll post when I am able to confirm 100%
Update - just confirming as I have now received the fiance packet from Ciudad Juarez. The DS-230 is NOT required for K1 visas in Ciudad Juarez. Everything required is on their website.
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