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What do I send with my DS-156K

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burns1   0

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I have heard I just need to send the forms in for packet 3, and no supporting evidence, until the interview.

However, i need to send in the DS-156K. This asks for "documents to be attached in order to apply for a fiance non immigrant visa".

This sounds like a really dumb question; Do i attached the supporting evidence with theis form or not?!

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Freda /Alejandro   0

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I have heard I just need to send the forms in for packet 3, and no supporting evidence, until the interview.

However, i need to send in the DS-156K. This asks for "documents to be attached in order to apply for a fiance non immigrant visa".

This sounds like a really dumb question; Do i attached the supporting evidence with theis form or not?!

Help

Thanks

What embassy are you filing through?

5/01/2010- Mailed I-129-F
5/03/2010- I-129F received at Vermont processing center
5/04/2010- NOA 1 (received on 5/10/2010)
5/06/2010- Check cashed by USCIS
6/22/2010- NOA 2 (received on 6/26/2010)
6/24/2010- NVC received application
6/28/2010- Application sent to Lima embassy
7/07/2010- Consulate Received Application
7/09/2010- Pkt 3 sent to fiancee' (which he still hasn't received)
7/15/2010- E-mailed embassy & got response back- they said to watch for pkt in mail and gave me inteview date
8/16/2010- Interview- need an additional police certificate from Costa Rica :( so not approved today, but once they receive certificate will mail visa :)
8/16/2010-Trip to Costa Rica embassy for help with certificate- Let the games begin
8/17/2010-Trip to Notary, trip to Minister Relacciones Exteriores, trip to Notary collage
8/18/2010-Back to notary collage, back to MRE, back to Costa Rica embassy
8/19/2010-Back to MRE
8/20/2010-Back to Costa Rica embassy- whew,finally, "stamp collection" on paper complete and can now attempt to get actual police certificate needed

11/01/2010-all paperwork in - Approved

12/12/2010-He arrived here!! :joy:

1/11/2011-married (L)

1/14/2015-Spouse applied for citizenship

3/27/2015-biometrics appointment

5/6/2015-interview

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Audy_Rob   26

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If in the Embassy/Consulate's Packet 3 instructions states to send in copies of the documents, you should do so. Do not send originals of the documents required to be shown for a DS-156K as they can be lost in the mail or Embassy mailroom. Carry them in by hand at the time of the interview.

If you have read the letter accompanying your Consulate's Packet 3 or onl;ine instructions for Packet 3, and you are certain you are being given no instructions, then you do not need to send in any of the accompanying documents at this time, prepare to hand in copies of all required documents and be prepared to hand in originals of some documents like the police certificate. Be prepared to show originals of other important documents such as a divorce decree or birth certificate.

Good luck.

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HappyRs Community Regular

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I sent only the forms and brought everything else with me at the interview. The DS 156K is the form stating that you will marry the finace(e) that you name there...so the only "supporting evidence" for it should probably be a new letter of intent. I guess it won't hurt if you send copies of whatever supporting evidence you can think of, but even if you do...make sure you have everything with you when you have the interview. Good luck! :thumbs:

...and please do fill in your timeline... :time:

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Our Love Story's 1st page: June 15, 2008

K 1: 98 days!
May 11 - August 17, 2010 APPROVED!!!
POE: September 14, 2010 Chicago, IL
Wedding Day: September 22, 2010

AOS from K1: 96 days!
November 19, 2010 - February 24, 2011 APPROVED!!!
November 19, 2010: AOS, EAD & AP applications mailed
December 20, 2010: Biometrics (day 31)
January 18, 2011: case transfered to CSC (day 60)
February 10, 2011: EAD & AP approved! (day 83)
February 24, 2011: GC production ordered! (day 96)

Removing conditions: 5 months and 30 days!
December 6, 2012: package mailed
December 10, 2012: NOA 1 (day 4)

June, 5, 2013: APPROVED!!!

June, 10 2013: 10 yr GC received


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