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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Hi, I am a US born citizen living in California. And I need some info to do my I-130 for my wife. I was wondering what else I needed to enclose with my I-130 paper, G-325A bios and the 4 passport pictures? Somebody told me that I needed to enclose copies of our birth certificates, wedding pictures, passport copies, phone records and everything along with the I-130. I looked on the USCIS website but they didn't mention it. So I was wondering what am I supposed to include in my mail package besides the I-130 and the Biographical info? thanks a lot in advance for any assistance.

Service Center: California Service Center

Consulate: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

12/23/2004 Met First time on Christmas Eve (12/24 is Xmas day over there)

03/24/2005 2nd Visit

01/23/2006 Marriage Party

04/24/2006 Officially married and signed papers at Justice Department in HCMC

11/23/2006 I-130 Sent

11/30/2006 Received NOA1 for I-130

12/20/2006 I-129F Sent for K3 Visa

12/28/2006 Received NOA1 for I-130 Sent

01/10/2007 Notice of I-129 being transferred to CSC

01/17/2007 Notice of reciept of I-129 from CSC

04/05/2007 I-129 Approved ! (106 Days)

04/13/2007 Received NOA2

06/08/2007 Wife receives Packet #3

06/10/2007 Packet #3 sent

11/16/2007 Packet #4 recieved

11/28/2007 Medical Exam passed

12/05/2007 Interview Date: failed

12/19/2007 Passed!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Hi, I am a US born citizen living in California. And I need some info to do my I-130 for my wife. I was wondering what else I needed to enclose with my I-130 paper, G-325A bios and the 4 passport pictures? Somebody told me that I needed to enclose copies of our birth certificates, wedding pictures, passport copies, phone records and everything along with the I-130. I looked on the USCIS website but they didn't mention it. So I was wondering what am I supposed to include in my mail package besides the I-130 and the Biographical info? thanks a lot in advance for any assistance.

Hi SteveLA,

Everything you need will be in Guides, just go there and, all your questions will be solved.

Have a nice day,

Lan&Mike

I am nothing without GOD

Thanks to my GOD for helping me find him - my love!!!

LAN & MIKE forever and ever

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Here it is Steve, and welcome to VJ

Guide for K-3

"You always get what you've always gotten if you always do what you always did."

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Steve: proof of your US citizenship? Payment? Divorce/death certificates? Marriage certificate?

Best get back to the instructions (on the form and at the form page at uscis.gov) and triple check yourself.

Now That You Are A Permanent Resident

How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?

Welcome to the United States: A Guide For New Immigrants

Yes, even this last one.. stuff in there that not even your USC knows.....

Here are more links that I love:

Arriving in America, The POE Drill

Dual Citizenship FAQ

Other Fora I Post To:

alt.visa.us.marriage-based http://britishexpats.com/ and www.***removed***.com

censored link = *family based immigration* website

Inertia. Is that the Greek god of 'can't be bothered'?

Met, married, immigrated, naturalized.

I-130 filed Aug02

USC Jul06

No Deje Piedras Sobre El Pavimento!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Welcome to VisaJourney!

STL_HCMC

K1 Timeline

12/27/2005...I-129F Sent (Nebraska Service Center)

07/19/2006...Visa Approved

AOS Timeline

01/23/2007...AOS Sent

03/08/2007...AOS Approved

Removing Conditions

01/12/2009...I-751 Sent

06/10/2009...I-751 Approved

Naturalization

03/27/2010...N-400 Sent

11/21/2011...Approval

12/09/2011...Oath Ceremony

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Vietnam
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thanks, just one more question, for some reason, i could not find this answer anywhere. But, I do not have to be present for the interview do I? I work for a private company and I don't know how much time I can get to go overseas for a trip if the interview/VIsa process drags on over there.

Service Center: California Service Center

Consulate: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

12/23/2004 Met First time on Christmas Eve (12/24 is Xmas day over there)

03/24/2005 2nd Visit

01/23/2006 Marriage Party

04/24/2006 Officially married and signed papers at Justice Department in HCMC

11/23/2006 I-130 Sent

11/30/2006 Received NOA1 for I-130

12/20/2006 I-129F Sent for K3 Visa

12/28/2006 Received NOA1 for I-130 Sent

01/10/2007 Notice of I-129 being transferred to CSC

01/17/2007 Notice of reciept of I-129 from CSC

04/05/2007 I-129 Approved ! (106 Days)

04/13/2007 Received NOA2

06/08/2007 Wife receives Packet #3

06/10/2007 Packet #3 sent

11/16/2007 Packet #4 recieved

11/28/2007 Medical Exam passed

12/05/2007 Interview Date: failed

12/19/2007 Passed!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Vietnam
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That's it, no Visa for you STEVE :)

Of course you don't have to be at the interview. This is how I understand it:

You (USC) petition for your "fiancee" to come to the US, to marry you. Hint: K-1 Visa.

Beneficiary (your honey) will need to be interviewed by HCMC after your petition is approved. ONLY the beneficiary will attend the interview, for the visa is for HER, not you. HOWEVER, to prepare for the interview, you and her will need to cooperate to get all the supporting evidence in order to have a better chance of passing the interview.

Relax? yes? no? :D

"You always get what you've always gotten if you always do what you always did."

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Chuck,

Going by the title of the thread, I think this is a K3 case.

STL_HCMC

That's it, no Visa for you STEVE :)

Of course you don't have to be at the interview. This is how I understand it:

You (USC) petition for your "fiancee" to come to the US, to marry you. Hint: K-1 Visa.

Beneficiary (your honey) will need to be interviewed by HCMC after your petition is approved. ONLY the beneficiary will attend the interview, for the visa is for HER, not you. HOWEVER, to prepare for the interview, you and her will need to cooperate to get all the supporting evidence in order to have a better chance of passing the interview.

Relax? yes? no? :D

K1 Timeline

12/27/2005...I-129F Sent (Nebraska Service Center)

07/19/2006...Visa Approved

AOS Timeline

01/23/2007...AOS Sent

03/08/2007...AOS Approved

Removing Conditions

01/12/2009...I-751 Sent

06/10/2009...I-751 Approved

Naturalization

03/27/2010...N-400 Sent

11/21/2011...Approval

12/09/2011...Oath Ceremony

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Vietnam
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OOPS!!! My bad!!!

It depends! Most cases, only the beneficiary, some extreme situtation will require the USC to attend the interview. They'll let you know!

"You always get what you've always gotten if you always do what you always did."

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