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You will need to fill out the I-134 as well as provide evidence that you can support your fiance when he arrives in the United States. You will need to send an updated letter of intent with a date closer to the date of the interview, which won't be for a few months. Make sure your fiance has all the originals of any proof that you sent with your I-129F package as well as a copy of the package.

I suggest reading through the guides that VJ provides so that you can become familiar with what'll be asked ofr you in the coming months.

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