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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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So this is what says on package 3 instructions:

PREVIOUS PASSPORTS: You must send us a copy of all previous passports and present the originals at the time of the visa application interview

Since I have 6 passports I was wondering if I have to send copies of all pages, (even blank ones) or just the bio pages, visas, exits and entries.

So I asked the US Embassy in Argentina about it and this is the answer I got:

"You can give us copies of all passport pages".

What does it mean? I know I can... I want to know if I must...

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Time from NOA1 to NOA2: 4 Months, 2 Weeks, 1 day

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So this is what says on package 3 instructions:

PREVIOUS PASSPORTS: You must send us a copy of all previous passports and present the originals at the time of the visa application interview

Since I have 6 passports I was wondering if I have to send copies of all pages, (even blank ones) or just the bio pages, visas, exits and entries.

So I asked the US Embassy in Argentina about it and this is the answer I got:

"You can give us copies of all passport pages".

What does it mean? I know I can... I want to know if I must...

Yes they litterally want all pages.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: New Zealand
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Is this always the case or is it specific to certain embassies?

Mar 2011 - After 5mths denied for lost docs - Attempts to follow up failed. Mar 18 2012 - I-129F sent - No sign of NOA1 but they have banked the check...Jul 24 - Update - USCIS has located our file
Infopass Apt - they sorted through everything - our 2011 and 2012 file keep getting mixed up - getting us a Case# (still waiting) Dec- Infopass Appt- expecting to get a case # in about a week ..Still no Case number

Mar 2013 Infopass - advised file was in a box somewhere,and it would be quicker for us to refile. Life gets in the way... New petition submitted July 2014 .
I-129F Sent : Jul 28 2014
TSC received: Aug 04 2014
I-129F NOA1 : Aug 06 2014
I-129F NOA2 : Feb 25 2015 (NOA2 copy rcd: Mar 02)

Sent to NVC: Mar 09 / Left NVC Apr 1 / Arr Embassy Apr 7 / Pkt 3 Rcd Apr 15 / Medical Apr 17 / Pkt 3 sent May 1 / Interview May 12

Left NZ May 15

Married Aug 10

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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It means they want to see every page of all your passports even the blank ones

Yes they litterally want all pages.

I was hoping not... :whistle:

Thanks guys!

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Time from NOA1 to NOA2: 4 Months, 2 Weeks, 1 day

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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Is this always the case or is it specific to certain embassies?

It's not normal. Don't expect to be asked the same thing.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: New Zealand
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It's not normal. Don't expect to be asked the same thing.

Great, thanks... I've never heard this mentioned before..

Mar 2011 - After 5mths denied for lost docs - Attempts to follow up failed. Mar 18 2012 - I-129F sent - No sign of NOA1 but they have banked the check...Jul 24 - Update - USCIS has located our file
Infopass Apt - they sorted through everything - our 2011 and 2012 file keep getting mixed up - getting us a Case# (still waiting) Dec- Infopass Appt- expecting to get a case # in about a week ..Still no Case number

Mar 2013 Infopass - advised file was in a box somewhere,and it would be quicker for us to refile. Life gets in the way... New petition submitted July 2014 .
I-129F Sent : Jul 28 2014
TSC received: Aug 04 2014
I-129F NOA1 : Aug 06 2014
I-129F NOA2 : Feb 25 2015 (NOA2 copy rcd: Mar 02)

Sent to NVC: Mar 09 / Left NVC Apr 1 / Arr Embassy Apr 7 / Pkt 3 Rcd Apr 15 / Medical Apr 17 / Pkt 3 sent May 1 / Interview May 12

Left NZ May 15

Married Aug 10

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