What to send your fiance once 129-F is approved

[amye33139 0]

Hi Guys,

I have been reading the very helpful guides on this website, but there is one question I have about what my fiance will need to take to his interview. In the guide it says to "send all originals of the documentary proof that you submitted for the I-129F to your fiance...". What specifically is meant by this? Documentary proof of my citizenship? Does this mean I need to send him my original birth certificate?

Thanks,

Amy

[photomile 101]

Hi Amy, You might want to head over to your countries regional subforum as things become country specific after NOA2 but as a general rule of thumb, you'll require the supporting documentation for your I-134, marriage certificates etc.

[TnJ 131]

Hi Guys,

I have been reading the very helpful guides on this website, but there is one question I have about what my fiance will need to take to his interview. In the guide it says to "send all originals of the documentary proof that you submitted for the I-129F to your fiance...". What specifically is meant by this? Documentary proof of my citizenship? Does this mean I need to send him my original birth certificate?

Thanks,

Amy

If you have an extra official copy of your birth certificate, it wouldn't hurt to send that, but that is not generally necessary. What the guide is referring to is all the supporting documents you photocopied such as your boarding passes, receipts, original photographs(if not already included; some photocopy photographs), any letters, cards you might have sent etc. Basically, any of your evidence of meeting and evidence of ongoing relationship if included needs to be the originals in case the CO wants to verify it. If you didn't include ongoing relationship evidence and just included enough to meet the meeting within 2 years requirement, then just bring originals of that to the interview along with everything else. It is generally a good idea to send a copy of the petition to your fiancee as well so they can be prepared for any questions that might arise from what was submitted.

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Hi Guys,

I have been reading the very helpful guides on this website, but there is one question I have about what my fiance will need to take to his interview. In the guide it says to "send all originals of the documentary proof that you submitted for the I-129F to your fiance...". What specifically is meant by this? Documentary proof of my citizenship? Does this mean I need to send him my original birth certificate?

Thanks,

Amy

Also, if you want to receive an estimate on VJ of when your petition will be adjudicated, you should update your information to show which Service Center has it. If your number begins with EAC, it's at the Vermont Service Center. If it begins with WAC, it's at the California Service Center. The Dallas Lockbox is not adjudicating your petition.

[Pitaya 2,576]

If you have an extra official copy of your birth certificate, it wouldn't hurt to send that, but that is not generally necessary. What the guide is referring to is all the supporting documents you photocopied such as your boarding passes, receipts, original photographs(if not already included; some photocopy photographs), any letters, cards you might have sent etc. Basically, any of your evidence of meeting and evidence of ongoing relationship if included needs to be the originals in case the CO wants to verify it. If you didn't include ongoing relationship evidence and just included enough to meet the meeting within 2 years requirement, then just bring originals of that to the interview along with everything else. It is generally a good idea to send a copy of the petition to your fiancee as well so they can be prepared for any questions that might arise from what was submitted.

[amye33139 0]

Thanks so much guys for all the information. It was really helpful!