k-1 visa i have to start!

[ivka 0]

Hello!

i am from serbia and my fiance is us citizen.

so u know now what i need!

well, we want to apply for k1 visa so i am so confuse and i dont know what we need to send, where...?

if i am right, my darling and i have to fill I-129F, to send with that statements that we intent to marry in 90 days, proof that we were see each other in past 2 years, that form G-325A ( he and I), passport photos , birth certificate for him. is that it or...?

do i have to send him my birth certificate or i will do that on interview?

please just dont tell me to go on visajourney/ step by step because i need to hear from somebody who is already do that!

i am so desperate!

please HELP ME!

[payxibka 10,048]

Regardless of what you think you don't want to hear... the VJ step by step is the result of MANY people who have done it and is the easiest place to get your intitial questions answered...

Edited February 27, 2008 by fwaguy

[mnieto 2]

follow this guide, step by step:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

[brnidokiegurl 1]

ok we wont tell u to follow the guides, but thats what everyone else did and you will get the same information but correct and not just as everyone elses opinions. Sounds like you pretty much got it figured out........add few pictures, few chats, few letters, few phone bills and your probably set, also copy of passport showing stamp from the visit good luck and also there is plenty of time dont feel desperate at this point its a long journey

[SnowyTater 2]

Everything you've listed is right, you need all the things you listed

Your fiance doesn't need your birth certificate.

Proof that you've seen each other in the last 2 years includes stuff like: airplane tickets and receipts, hotel receipts, any restaurants/shows/events you guys have been to (receipts), etc.

You can also send in "secondary" evidence if you want to: photos of the two of you together, letters you've sent each other, emails, phone bills. But you don't need to do this yet. You WILL need all this at the interview which will be months and months away.

Your fiance has to send in his birth certificate as proof of his citizenship. It may be wise to send in copies of all the pages of his passport too, because 1. if he only has a "short" version of his birth certificate, this isn't enough evidence for the Center, and 2. the passports will show the stamps of when he's visited you.

He sends in the I-129F, and you both fill out the G-325A which is the Biograph.

For the "letter of intent," you both write one saying you want to marry each other and have a longterm relationship. You can write it together and sign the same one, or send in separate ones from the both of you. Don't forget to DATE it though and sign it.

Also date your passport photos on the back with a pencil, and write your full names on them too.

Make sure your fiance makes TWO copies of everything. And he shouldn't send in any original evidence ( the plane tickets and such), only xeroxes of those. He'll need to send YOU the originals of all of that in a few months.

However, every signature sent in has to be original - not copied; so not copies of the I-129F or G-325 will be accepted.

And the fee is $455, send in a check or money order from a bank.

I think that's it...Good luck!

[Dakine 26]

US Passport is proof of USC. No need BC if copy of data page is submitted.

[ivka 0]

thank u all so much!

serbian girl

[Sinergy 3]

and continue to read the guides, you will need the knowledge even after filing

[itsdee 0]

I think you should really take a look at the visajourney list, thats what we did and it worked out fine.

[Vivi and Michael 0]

hi, this is what I recommend to you: www.k1k3visas.com

I contacted them and for a very small fee (less than 550.00) I got my whole process completed in 2 months!!!!! from the time Homeland Security received by petition until my fiance got his visa in hand, JUST 2 MONTHS!!! You won't have to worry about anything, they prepare everything for you.

My fiance is finally arriving in the US next Monday!!!!!!!

I JUST CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!

Good lock to you guys and best wishes!!!!!!!!

[Jack and Barbara 0]

It is not necessary, though, to get a lawyer and can be even more satisfying knowing that you both worked throughout the whole process on your own. On the other side, a lawyer could prevent you from not sending something important in the first place, but the lawyer will not make the process go any faster. We did it ourselves and got the NOA2 in 2 months, 4 days.

[marryme 0]

Hello!

i am from serbia and my fiance is us citizen.

so u know now what i need!

well, we want to apply for k1 visa so i am so confuse and i dont know what we need to send, where...?

if i am right, my darling and i have to fill I-129F, to send with that statements that we intent to marry in 90 days, proof that we were see each other in past 2 years, that form G-325A ( he and I), passport photos , birth certificate for him. is that it or...?

do i have to send him my birth certificate or i will do that on interview?

please just dont tell me to go on visajourney/ step by step because i need to hear from somebody who is already do that!

i am so desperate!

please HELP ME!

I started my VisaJourney by going to the nearest USCIS office and request for forms that I needed and instructions for submitting the I-129F. And after a few months off doing on my own. I thank fully found this Forum and had a very good help and advise from the members. You should follow the step by step guidelines set be VisaJouney.com many people done it with success.

[ivka 0]

i know people but do u know hoe is that when someboty tell u- u need something, and other one say- no u dont need that!

and i am so confuse.

i have to send to my fiance G-325A and picture and i want to know do i have to send something else!

my question is- does he need my birth certificate, and certificate that i am serbian citizen and certificate that i am not marry for this first step!

can somebody tell me every documents that my fiance need to send in first step with I-129F?

please!

[ishwary 0]

If you are confuse with the different stories you've heared...why not check the complete requirements in filling for your petition? I beleive it is all somewhere in this VJ web.....the guidelines and just every answer of your question you may have in your mind.

Goodluck gurl!!!

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

Breathe!

Click Here for the K1 Guides. It's a list of what you need for the intial petition.

At this point you don't need your birth certificate, but you can send it in if you like. We sent mine in even though it doesn't ask for it at this point just in case. I've seen people get RFE's for not including the beneficiaries birth certificate with the initial package.

Just read through the guides and take your time, fill everything in correctly and triple check what you've done after it's all together.

Don't forget to do a cover letter with a list of everything you have in your package and put all your documents in the same order listed on that cover letter.

Good Luck!