trying to put together cover letters

[kels_et_sam 1]

Hi all!

I (USC) am trying to get everything organized and ready for whenever my fiance receives his package 3. (My 129F petition has been forwarded to the Paris Embassy, so I want to be prepared!) I definitely want to include cover letters to keep everything as organized as possible. Does anyone have any examples of cover letters for their package 3 (for France). My fiance will include the DS-2001 and the DS-230 part I, is that it? I also want to have him do a cover letter for his visa appointment, and I am planning to put one together for my I-134 (because there are so many components). I saw the cover letter on VJ for the I-129F petition, but I was wondering if any of you could give me examples of their package 3, visa appointment, and I-134.

Thank you!!!!!!!

[TBoneTX 43,058]

In my time on VJ, I've never heard of the need for cover letters for the items/processes that you mention.

Go atop any VJ page, click "Embassy Info," look at Paris, see if cover letters for these items are needed, and follow any tips that might be there.

[aws&ndd 103]

For the embassy stage I'm not sure cover letters are needed, but I can't speak for the embassy in France. In Colombia, when you arrive to the embassy, they give you a sheet that tells you the proper order the items are supposed to be in, no cover letter needed.

[C-ma'am 684]

In my time on VJ, I've never heard of the need for cover letters for the items/processes that you mention.

Go atop any VJ page, click "Embassy Info," look at Paris, see if cover letters for these items are needed, and follow any tips that might be there.

What T, said.

[Tintin and Mike 127]

For the Philippines, we won't need cover sheets as all forms and supporting docs are just handover to the Filipino CO and American CO. I've made few cover sheets for Mike but it's more for his personal use as we don't want to miss any required docs for his medical, interview, and seminar (post interview).

Good luck!

[Pitaya 2,576]

I made a checklist for myself for the I-134. I didn't want to forget to include any documents or evidence. However, it wasn't a cover letter or anything elaborate.

YMMV.

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Here's what we used for sending the DS forms to London, however, definitely check with others who have gone through Paris to ensure you include everything that's needed.

Immigrant Visa Unit

5 Upper Grosvenor Street

London W1A 2JB

[Date]

The contents of this package include:

• DS-230 (Part I) and attachment with additional information.

• DS-156 (2 Copies)

• DS-156K

• DS-157 and attachment with additional information. (2 Copies)

• DS-2001

Medical Appointment: [Date]

Email address: [Fiancé's (beneficiary) email address]

Sincerely,

[signed by Beneficiary]

[kels_et_sam 1]

I know it doesn't require a cover letter, but I figured it would help keep things more organized, as my fiance will be bringing a lot to the interview, and the I-134 and its required documents is a lot to begin with.

[didopage 337]

Absolutely no need of a cover letter for the French package 3. Your fiance will only need to send back 2 forms.

Other documents will be asked at the interview one by one, no need for a formal cover letter as well. Just write everything as a checklist on a regular paper for the use of your fiance only, they won't want it at all at the embassy.

Also, I answered your questions twice on the french-american couples topic, don't know if you saw it. You may consider asking your questions there, as for now, the process is highly country-specific and you may have answer that won't be accurate for France on the K-1 sub-forum.

[kels_et_sam 1]

Absolutely no need of a cover letter for the French package 3. Your fiance will only need to send back 2 forms.

Other documents will be asked at the interview one by one, no need for a formal cover letter as well. Just write everything as a checklist on a regular paper for the use of your fiance only, they won't want it at all at the embassy.

Also, I answered your questions twice on the french-american couples topic, don't know if you saw it. You may consider asking your questions there, as for now, the process is highly country-specific and you may have answer that won't be accurate for France on the K-1 sub-forum.

Thanks again didopage! And good point, I'll definitely post my questions on the French-American couples topic from now on.