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hello:

I am preparing for my K1-interview and have just a couple of questions concerning the documents:

1. the bank letter and employer letter: do they need to be notarized or do they just have to be signed?

2. the police certificate: the date on mine is august 23 and my interview is october 17: my question is: will the police certificate still be good by the time I have my interview. how long are police certificates good for???

3. the bank statements and paystubs: my fiance just printed them from the internet. is that good enough or do they need to be signed or certified or notarized by anyone?

Thank you guys for answering these stupid questions of mine, I just want to make sure i got everything right before the interview.

Thanks

Summer 1998 ... beginning of our love

Fall 1998 .......... beginning of our long distance relationship

K1

03/2006 I-129F filed

07/2006 I-129F approved

10/2006 visa received

AOS

11/2006 AOS filed

02/2007 conditional Green Card in mail

Removal of Conditons

12/2008 I-751 filed

05/2009 Green Card in mail

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hello:

I am preparing for my K1-interview and have just a couple of questions concerning the documents:

1. the bank letter and employer letter: do they need to be notarized or do they just have to be signed?

2. the police certificate: the date on mine is august 23 and my interview is october 17: my question is: will the police certificate still be good by the time I have my interview. how long are police certificates good for???

3. the bank statements and paystubs: my fiance just printed them from the internet. is that good enough or do they need to be signed or certified or notarized by anyone?

Thank you guys for answering these stupid questions of mine, I just want to make sure i got everything right before the interview.

Thanks

Hello Tachy,

The bank and employer letters must signed by the authorized person (bank manager and your employer) and no need to notarize them. The affidavit of financial support need to be notarize. About your police cetificate, i guess that is still valid coz' you got it just a few months ago. And about those copies of bank statement and paystubs printed by your fiance is ok, since there's a letter from the bank.

Good luck :yes:

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Aug. 06, 2009......delivered at 11:45

Aug. 17, 2009.....NOA

Sept.01, 2009.....biometric appointment

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Germany
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thank you very much.

Summer 1998 ... beginning of our love

Fall 1998 .......... beginning of our long distance relationship

K1

03/2006 I-129F filed

07/2006 I-129F approved

10/2006 visa received

AOS

11/2006 AOS filed

02/2007 conditional Green Card in mail

Removal of Conditons

12/2008 I-751 filed

05/2009 Green Card in mail

Thank you VisaJourney

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The police certificate is valid for 6 months.

K1 - Texas Service Center/California Service Center

Jan 26 2006 filed petition to TSC

Feb 1 2006 NOA 1 from CSC

Jul 5 2006 contacted congressman (he called CSC: our case is on somebody´s desk processing now...??!!)

waiting...150++ days... :-(

Jul 7 2006 APPROVED (e-mail notification)

Jul 14 2006 NOA2 by mail

Jul 17 2006 NVC received our case (e-mail notification)

Jul 19 2006 Medical

Jul 24 2006 Package 3 received

Jul 25 2006 Package 3 send back

Aug 15 2006 Fingerprints for FBI background check

Sep 2 2006 Package 4 received

Sep 27 2006 INTERVIEW - APPROVED

13 Oct 2006 flight to the US

Personal Timeline

Aug 2004 first met in Germany

Dez 2004 he went back to the States

July 2005 I visited him in the States

Oct 2005 tried to fly to the States again - got deported

Nov 2005 applied for a B2 Visa

Dez 2005 entered the States on a B2 Visa

Dez 24 2005 Engagement

Mar 2006 went back to Germany

Jun 2006 he came to visit me in Germany

Jun 17 2006 big official engagement party

Jun 30 2006 he went back to the States

...missing my baby...

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