don't have the I-129 copy

[B'sA 0]

My fiance forgot to keep a copy of the I-129, but i read it's kinda needed for the interview.

If the officer don't ask for it than it's cool, but waht if he does? Can it be a problem???

[mox 298]

My fiance forgot to keep a copy of the I-129, but i read it's kinda needed for the interview.

If the officer don't ask for it than it's cool, but waht if he does? Can it be a problem???

You mean the I-129F, right? You don't need a copy of it. It's handy to have copies of everything, but the consulate isn't going to ask you for it. They've already got one.

[CBR 0]

I sure hope not, because I didn't make copies either. We didn't find VJ until recently. I really wish we had this information back when we filed because Lord knows the USCIS site sure isn't helpful.

On the other hand when I read about how organized and thorough people on this site are it gets me paranoid wondering if I messed something up.

I'm sure you'll get more opinions on this, but I wouldn't sweat it too much. There's nothing you can do about it at this point anyway. Maybe for piece of mind, print a copy of the blank i-129f and try to remember exactly what you wrote on it. If you look at it there's really not much you could say at this point, "hmm wonder what i wrote there" . Whatever you answered then would be the same answer now.

[brnidokiegurl 0]

The extra copy (was/is) good first in case the original gets lost in mail or it is usually recom. to send the SO a copy to (study) for the interview as this is what will be in front of the interviewer at that time.