129F Approval and beyond

[Jude and Fiorella 0]

First off, I would like to extend a big, big "Thank You" to the VisaJourney community. I followed all of your advice, read every post, and on February 13, a day after I arrived in my fiancee's country on a surprise Valentines day visit, our petition was approved. Thanks so much, everybody.

Now, I understand this isn't the end. yet. There's still a few government-established hoops to jump through, and I was wondering if anyone (particularly those familiar with the consulate in Lima) can tell me what exactly I will need to send out with the NOA2? The notification that contains this information is being send to my home, where I will not be for another week, and I was hoping to get a jump start while I'm here in case I need any special paperwork from my fiancee.

In closing, one last THANK YOU/GRACIAS/OBRIGADO/MERCI/GRAZIE to the visa journey community for the help so far, and another THANK YOU if you could shed some light on the NOA2.

[Jude and Fiorella 0]

Okay, I should have included this in my original post, but here goes: In terms of things I need to send to my fiancee, does supporting evidence have to be the original? Or are copies valid? For example, my paystubs are located at home. Could I possibly scan them and send them to her to print? Also, the guide on this site, doesnt seem to mention what I send to the govt, just what I send to my fiancee. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.

Jude

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Okay, I should have included this in my original post, but here goes: In terms of things I need to send to my fiancee, does supporting evidence have to be the original? Or are copies valid? For example, my paystubs are located at home. Could I possibly scan them and send them to her to print? Also, the guide on this site, doesnt seem to mention what I send to the govt, just what I send to my fiancee. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.

Jude

PLEASE see my reply to your other post.. As for the documents, I'd make a copy FOR YOURSELF and send your fiancee ORIGINALs, better SAFE than SORRY! Again, you DO NOT SEND anything to the Embassy, that is why nothing is specified. As for the notification(I-797 NOA2) ours basically stated we were approved. She later on received a notice in the mail with the interview date, approved doctor locations and other info.