K-1 INTERVIEW

[vemo 0]

hi!!

I just want to know if for the interview I have to bring the original documents that I sent on the I-129f package?

Like the G325a form, the I-129f form, the old letter of intent, etc.

Thank you!

[didopage 337]

Normally, you sent these originals with your I-129F package! If you meant copies, then that's a yes, you can. The embassy won't ask for it but you may take them with you, just in case. I don't know if your embassy asks for it, but mine required to bring a recent letter of intent from the US citizen fiance.

Edited April 30, 2012 by didopage

[TnJ 131]

hi!!

I just want to know if for the interview I have to bring the original documents that I sent on the I-129f package?

Like the G325a form, the I-129f form, the old letter of intent, etc.

Thank you!

The CO has the original petition packet so the original I-129F and G-325As should be there. What you should do is provide a copy of the petition package for the beneficiary, or at least provide a way for the beneficiary to review the contents. He/she needs to know what was included. The "originals" that are being asked to be brought to the interview that have not already arrived in the petition packet would include your evidence (receipts, boarding passes, photos, letters, cards etc.). Anything that needs a signature should be original(forms, letters of intent etc.). Agreed updated Letters of Intent should be brought, signed, and dated.

[Moomin 292]

Yeah no, you can't bring the original letter of intent since you submitted that with the petition. We altered ours a bit for the interview. "I, Stephen, still intent to marry my awesome fiancee.. have remained legally free to marry within 90 days of arrival blablabla". Give or take a few words.

Treat new letters of intent as new letter of intent - the same with all new evidence you provide. The i-129f packet serves a good purpose for the immigrant applicant to have backup if there's something missing or just to know what exactly what was originally submitted. I doubt they'd be caught offguard however some people provide 500 pages worth of chatlogs. While it might look convincing it's still 500 pages on information that the interviewing officer freely can ask questions about. Same goes for the G325A submitted by the USC.

I'd recommend you read some reviews from that specific embassy. It a better help to hear it from people having gone through that embassy.

Edited April 30, 2012 by moomin

[vivianforest 0]

hi!!

I just want to know if for the interview I have to bring the original documents that I sent on the I-129f package?

Like the G325a form, the I-129f form, the old letter of intent, etc.

Thank you!

In my interview my I-129 package was there. They didnt ask for any original documents sent. They just asked for the NEW evidence of relation (only pictures, even I had a big file with mails, skype, last travel, etc...only pictures were request). Anyway You should take all your new evidence organized just in case. And of course the new forms, taxes/W2, and the papers request in the mail they send to you with the date of the interview....Good luck!