i-129F and other concerns

[azelle 0]

hi again.

I have a number of concerns to address and I'd be glad to hear a response. (:

1. My fiance is born here in the Philippines but is a U.S. Citizen and his parents are U.S Citizen too. As what I have understood. He is to provide the original copy of his cert. of citizenship. My question is if he can't provide this can he just present the photocopy of his valid, u.s passport? can this suffice the requirement to prove that he is a u.s. citizen??

2. it is not written here in the instruction for form i-129F that he should fill-up the form i-134 (evidence of support). On the other hand i saw an example letter to be given to the beneficiary and one of the requirement is this i-134. I am very confused with this. How does this work? Does he (the petitioner) fills out this form and send it to me to present it during my interview or do i (the beneficiary) fills out this form or the both of us will have to fill out this form??

i just wanna make sure that he can pass the right requirements to avoid delays.

thank you!!

[canadian_wife 1,785]

Obviously if he is a born citizen there won't be a 'certificate of citizenshp' Those are for naturalized citizens. The instructions on the 129F tell you what is sufficient for proof of US citizenship - US passport is fine

I134 is not sent to USCIS, yes it does need to be filled out but you must wait until it is requested. Sending it to USCIS just means you'll have to do another one when it is requested

Good luck

[azelle 0]

Obviously if he is a born citizen there won't be a 'certificate of citizenshp' Those are for naturalized citizens. The instructions on the 129F tell you what is sufficient for proof of US citizenship - US passport is fine

I134 is not sent to USCIS, yes it does need to be filled out but you must wait until it is requested. Sending it to USCIS just means you'll have to do another one when it is requested

Good luck

He's was born in the Philippines but already a U.S Citizen many years ago. But I guess passport will do. But does the passport really have to have a validity of at least 5 years??

and about the i-134 now i get it. Thank you very much.

[canadian_wife 1,785]

http://www.bing.com/search?q=i134&FORM=AWRE

A Bing search brings the forms you need

Good luck