K-1 visa items to file. Who and Where?

[Bush_rl 0]

Hello and thanks for all the replies on my earlier topic. You guys are fast!

My question is about the list below:

a) Is this list complete?

B) Who do I send each item to? Does it all go along with the I-129F and G-325A forms or will it be needed at the interview at the embassy with my finance?

Below is a list of items along with the I-129F and G-325A forms. (I found this list searching on the web)

1) I-129 F Petition for Alien fiancée. Three copies signed and dated.

2) Three complete sets pages 1-4 signed and dated of the G-325A Biographic Information form, three complete sets from you, and three from your fiancée.

3) A check payable to US Department of Homeland Security for US$170.00

4) 4 USCIS Photos, of you.(2 inches by 2 inches face forward, similar to Passport Photo with a white background)

5) 4 BCIS Photos, of your fiancée.(2 inches by 2 inches or 5 cm by 5 cm face forward, similar to Passport Photo with a white background)

6) 5-6 Photos of the 2 of you together. (This item is important for the USCIS and Embassy)

7) 3 Photocopies of a Certified Copy of your Birth Certificate.

8) 3 Photocopies of a Certified Copy of your divorce(s) or death certificates if married before, for both you and/or your fiance/fiancée if applicable and for all marriages if either of you have been married multiple times.

9) 3 Notarized Copies of your Passport front page, and entrance and exit stamps showing you have met your fiance/fiancée.

10) 3 Photocopies of all receipts showing your time together in a foreign country including but not limited to airline tickets, boarding passes, itineraries, hotel receipts, credit card statements, or bank statements showing foreign transactions or ATM withdrawals, or other documentary evidence showing that you and your fiancee have met in person.

11) A signed and dated statement of how you met, including date you last saw him/her, listing his or her complete legal name at least once, and indicating your intent to marry him/her within 90 days of their arrival in the United States of America.

[luv2teach77 41]

Please read the guides section (found at the top of the page)... there is a complete breakdown of the K-1 process there to clear up all your questions. If after readin the guide you still have questions, feel free to post again !!

Mark

[Mew 0]

See: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide - and you'll notice the differences.

Everything must be sent to the service center that serves the state you live in. Check I-129f for the address.

[desert_fox 32]

Hello and thanks for all the replies on my earlier topic. You guys are fast!

My question is about the list below:

a) Is this list complete?

B) Who do I send each item to? Does it all go along with the I-129F and G-325A forms or will it be needed at the interview at the embassy with my finance?

Below is a list of items along with the I-129F and G-325A forms. (I found this list searching on the web)

1) I-129 F Petition for Alien fiancée. Three copies signed and dated.

2) Three complete sets pages 1-4 signed and dated of the G-325A Biographic Information form, three complete sets from you, and three from your fiancée.

3) A check payable to US Department of Homeland Security for US$170.00

4) 4 USCIS Photos, of you.(2 inches by 2 inches face forward, similar to Passport Photo with a white background)

5) 4 BCIS Photos, of your fiancée.(2 inches by 2 inches or 5 cm by 5 cm face forward, similar to Passport Photo with a white background)

6) 5-6 Photos of the 2 of you together. (This item is important for the USCIS and Embassy)

7) 3 Photocopies of a Certified Copy of your Birth Certificate.

8) 3 Photocopies of a Certified Copy of your divorce(s) or death certificates if married before, for both you and/or your fiance/fiancée if applicable and for all marriages if either of you have been married multiple times.

9) 3 Notarized Copies of your Passport front page, and entrance and exit stamps showing you have met your fiance/fiancée.

10) 3 Photocopies of all receipts showing your time together in a foreign country including but not limited to airline tickets, boarding passes, itineraries, hotel receipts, credit card statements, or bank statements showing foreign transactions or ATM withdrawals, or other documentary evidence showing that you and your fiancee have met in person.

11) A signed and dated statement of how you met, including date you last saw him/her, listing his or her complete legal name at least once, and indicating your intent to marry him/her within 90 days of their arrival in the United States of America.

Why not read the instructions that come with the I-129F. They certainly do not tell you to send all this stuff and 3 copies of each. They even tell you where to send them.

[JenT 0]

See: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide - and you'll notice the differences.

Everything must be sent to the service center that serves the state you live in. Check I-129f for the address.

You will find VJ to be the most accurate source of documention requirements. When you get to the Embassy stage, use the VJ guides then too.

Jen

[Ladylethal 12]

Yep, follow the guides, prepare your package, and come back if the guides alone are not enough. We all had a couple of questions left.

Welcome to VJ and good luck on your process!

[Jasman0717 8]

Please read the guides section (found at the top of the page)... there is a complete breakdown of the K-1 process there to clear up all your questions. If after readin the guide you still have questions, feel free to post again !!

Mark

Ditto

The only thing I ever sent that was notorized was the financial document, I-134.

Good luck

[mybackpages 0]

I'm assuming you want three copies of everything so you have one to send, one to keep and one to send to your fiance? If so you only need to send in the originals with signatures as required by USCIS (see guide for which ones) and copies are aceptable for other documents (e.g. birth certificate, evidence etc- again the quide will help you).

Good luck.