Proof of single and free to marry documents for K1 Visa

[HRHRHRHR 0]

Hello, can someone tell me where to get a document proving I am single? I have never been married or divorced and am applying for the K1 visa this week? Is this something I write and get notorized I am confused?

Also, what do they mean by submitting police reports after the age of 16 years old?

I have a clean record/past just wondering what they mean,

Best regards and blessings.

[az110965 252]

I assume YOU are the beneficiary (non USC). Depending on what country you are from will indicate where you need to obtain a certificate of being single.

As far as police records, you must obtain official records from anyplace that you lived since the age of 16.

IF you are the petitioner (USC), then YOU don't need to obtain these records (other than divorce records if applicable).

In either event, you really should do some studying about this process before you begin. Start by reading the K-1 guide posted on this site.

[HRHRHRHR 0]

I assume YOU are the beneficiary (non USC). Depending on what country you are from will indicate where you need to obtain a certificate of being single.

As far as police records, you must obtain official records from anyplace that you lived since the age of 16.

IF you are the petitioner (USC), then YOU don't need to obtain these records (other than divorce records if applicable).

In either event, you really should do some studying about this process before you begin. Start by reading the K-1 guide posted on this site.

Yes, I am new to this and will send the file this week after getting all the documents. I have read through and understand most of it just the specifics now.TY

[Tim/Mav 305]

I assume YOU are the beneficiary (non USC). Depending on what country you are from will indicate where you need to obtain a certificate of being single.

As far as police records, you must obtain official records from anyplace that you lived since the age of 16.

IF you are the petitioner (USC), then YOU don't need to obtain these records (other than divorce records if applicable).

In either event, you really should do some studying about this process before you begin. Start by reading the K-1 guide posted on this site.

Its been awile since filing the 129-F but this post is non-sense. What you are asking here is Covered in the 325-A Forms signed in ink and dated by the Petitioner/Beneficiary separately with your Petition. Nothing is required to be Notorized for the 129-F. The 325-A asked these questions. Be sure and include your "Letters of Intent" stating you are free to Marry signed in Ink and dated. (no copies/scaned, etc.) USCIS will do their own background check based on the Information supplied including a Birth Cert for each party. (Petitioner/Beneficiary)

If both parties have No Criminal Convictions they need not list them on the 325-A Form for each party.

Did I forget something. ? It's been awhile.

[HRHRHRHR 0]

Its been awile since filing the 129-F but this post is non-sense. What you are asking here is Covered in the 325-A Forms signed in ink and dated by the Petitioner/Beneficiary separately with your Petition. Nothing is required to be Notorized for the 129-F. The 325-A asked these questions. Be sure and include your "Letters of Intent" stating you are free to Marry signed in Ink and dated. (no copies/scaned, etc.) USCIS will do their own background check based on the Information supplied including a Birth Cert for each party. (Petitioner/Beneficiary)

If both parties have No Criminal Convictions they need not list them on the 325-A Form for each party.

Did I forget something. ? It's been awhile.

does the letter of intent have to be notorized? i am the petitioner BTW... and new to this process. Thanks

[Tim/Mav 305]

does the letter of intent have to be notorized? i am the petitioner BTW... and new to this process. Thanks

No. Your 129-F is an initial Petition and NO documents need be Notorized.

[TBoneTX 47,505]

OP, the advice in this thread to which you should pay attention comes from az110965.

[joonphon 7]

I assume YOU are the beneficiary (non USC). Depending on what country you are from will indicate where you need to obtain a certificate of being single.

As far as police records, you must obtain official records from anyplace that you lived since the age of 16.

IF you are the petitioner (USC), then YOU don't need to obtain these records (other than divorce records if applicable).

In either event, you really should do some studying about this process before you begin. Start by reading the K-1 guide posted on this site.

omg!! So, does that mean my fiance needs a document of being single? I didn't send anything like that w/ my application

[az110965 252]

omg!! So, does that mean my fiance needs a document of being single? I didn't send anything like that w/ my application

You don't send the beneficiary's proof of being single with your petition to USCIS, it is presented at the time of the interview.

[joonphon 7]

You don't send the beneficiary's proof of being single with your petition to USCIS, it is presented at the time of the interview.

Phewwww!!!! I'll have to start looking into places that would give him certificate of being single in Bkk, Thailand... I didn't even know we needed that... Thank you!

[az110965 252]

Phewwww!!!! I'll have to start looking into places that would give him certificate of being single in Bkk, Thailand... I didn't even know we needed that... Thank you!

Once you receive your NOA-2 and the petiton is forwarded to NVC then Embassy in Thailand your fiance will get a packet 3 which gives details about what documents must be submitted at the interview stage. Some Embassies have country specific documents which must be obtained (ie: CENOMAR in PI, Single Certificate in Costa Rica, etc)...

Please refer to this link for your Embassy which has some very detailed information regarding documents that your fiance will need for his interview: http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Thailand&cty=Bangkok

Good luck