Forgot To Make Copies of Our K-1 Visa Forms ( -_-*)

[maning 36]

Well, I made copies of our entire K-1 petition package we sent out the first time... now we are at the interview stage and I'm preparing all our paperwork for the interview and realized that I don't have a copy of our I-129F and G-325A forms we sent in to the USCIS. I think I didn't make a copy of them because I assumed that I had to update them later with a new date and signature once we reach our interview stage.

I did save our I-129F and G-325A forms on my computer, but they are not dated and signed and I forgot the dates we entered on our forms before. What should we do... should we just date them with the current date and sign them again?

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Well, I made copies of our entire K-1 petition package we sent out the first time... now we are at the interview stage and I'm preparing all our paperwork for the interview and realized that I don't have a copy of our I-129F and G-325A forms we sent in to the USCIS. I think I didn't make a copy of them because I assumed that I had to update them later with a new date and signature once we reach our interview stage.

I did save our I-129F and G-325A forms on my computer, but they are not dated and signed and I forgot the dates we entered on our forms before. What should we do... should we just date them with the current date and sign them again?

For what?

You do not need them again for any reason. It is good to keep them for your information, but you will not be needing them. For the AOS you will fill out a NEW G-325a for your (then) wife.

[TeapotGirl 66]

I did save our I-129F and G-325A forms on my computer, but they are not dated and signed and I forgot the dates we entered on our forms before. What should we do... should we just date them with the current date and sign them again?

Copies are highly suggested but not required so your fiancee could review the details (esp the I-129f, G325A) and serve as your back up if God forbid, it's lost in the mail. Any details there could be asked during the interview as a test of how well your fiancee knows you. It also happens that the embassy losses some pages or part of your application and your fiancee will be asked to provide it again.

Letter of Intent is the only one that's need to be updated closer to the interview but a lot of Filipino peeps here said that the Co won't even ask fo rit. Better get t ready though.

Edited November 7, 2011 by teapotgurl1983

[MalaysianGirl 26]

Agree with Gary & Alla.

[Jim N Augie 16]

always good to have complete copy. I did see a post about a month ago where embassy allowed the fiance to provide a lost page from her copy.

Edited November 7, 2011 by Jim N Augie

[mapletree 33]

Do not add dates or signatures to your copies. Just use the copies you have. While it is not needed to have a copy at the interview, it is a good idea to know the information. What you don't want to happen is to have what you claim to be a copy, but with a forged signature and a different date and for some reason someone to notice you have differing dates.