Starting my K-1 Fiance(e) Visa (First step)

[Andrew&Lula 0]

Hello everyone,

I come from Tunisia and my Fiance lives in Ohio. We are starting my K-1 Fiance(e) Visa and i would like to tell you about the first step we are about to make:

Prepare my documents to be sent to my fiance :

The Letter of Intent

The USCIS form G-325A

The passport style photo

My questions are:

Do i need to get the letter and the G-325A notorized?

Am i missing any documents?

Do i have to translate my passport, my ID and my birth certificate?

[HoussemAnna 20]

any thing u submit to the NVC has to be translated....

[Andrew&Lula 0]

Thank you HoussemAnna for your reply !

We are so excited but i'm a little bit more nervous than him

[baron555 934]

The Letter of Intent

The USCIS form G-325A

The passport style photo

My questions are:

Do i need to get the letter and the G-325A notorized? No

Am i missing any documents? No

Do i have to translate my passport, my ID and my birth certificate? No, none of those required at this time.

[Andrew&Lula 0]

@Baron555 : Thank you so much for your help

sorry i'm new on here lol

Edited September 26, 2014 by Andrew&Lula

[Zedayn 485]

Hello everyone,

I come from Tunisia and my Fiance lives in Ohio. We are starting my K-1 Fiance(e) Visa and i would like to tell you about the first step we are about to make:

Prepare my documents to be sent to my fiance :

The Letter of Intent

The USCIS form G-325A

The passport style photo

My questions are:

Do i need to get the letter and the G-325A notorized?

Am i missing any documents?

Do i have to translate my passport, my ID and my birth certificate?

You do not need the G-325A notarized.

You only need to send to your fiancé the documents you already listed: signed letter of intent, signed G-325A form, 1 passport style photo.

You do not need your passport, ID, or birth certificate at this stage of the process. This will all be needed later at your embassy interview.

[Andrew&Lula 0]

oh Zedayn thanks for the confirmation !! I feel relieved now

[Girl from Celebes 588]

any thing u submit to the NVC has to be translated....

The OP choose the K-1 visa path. That's different from IR-1/CR-1. They don't need to send or submit anything to NVC. For K-1 visa applicants, after approval of I-129F, USCIS send the petition to NVC, assigned a case number, and forward to the U.S. Embassy. Some beneficiaries have to scheduled the interview through NVC but some others don't.