passport stamps

[AMZJ 61]

Do I have to print every page in my passport even if the page is blank? I have 2 passports and that's a lot of paper if I only need to print certain pages...

[Kastrs 723]

If you are using your passport to establish you are a USC, then you need to copy every page of your current passport, even if the page is blank

[AMZJ 61]

No I'm the UK citizen it's to show entry to the US for visits to back up that we have met within the last 2 years.

[Kastrs 723]

then only make copies of the pages with your passport stamps, ticket stubs and receipts are also great to include

[AMZJ 61]

I think I binned my recipts from last time I think I will check at home. I have printed my picture page and the page with the stamps and also have copied my boarding passes. I probably have bank statements for food shopping in kroger?

[Kastrs 723]

that is good if you no longer have receipts then bank statements showing charges near your fiances home or credit card statements can be useful

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

Do I have to print every page in my passport even if the page is blank? I have 2 passports and that's a lot of paper if I only need to print certain pages...

I copied only the stamped pages for use as evidence of meeting in person. That's different than using the passport as evidence of citizenship.

[AMZJ 61]

I copied only the stamped pages for use as evidence of meeting in person. That's different than using the passport as evidence of citizenship.

Thank you!! That's exactly what I thought. I printed my picture page and the stamp pages. I might have to recopy the one page what I printed as I'm going again in December but that's fine. All sorted.

[Stefany 2]

Yes, only the page with the stamps. Also you better print it in color so that the stamps are more visible. This is what we did, also.

Also, it is a good idea to bring a copy of your fiance's passport (only the first two pages where the pic is) to the interview in case they ask for his proof of citizenship.

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

AMZJ--

Below is not something you should do for your London interview.

Also, it is a good idea to bring a copy of your fiance's passport (only the first two pages where the pic is) to the interview in case they ask for his proof of citizenship.

[Stefany 2]

AMZJ--

Below is not something you should do for your London interview.

Better safe than sorry.

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

Better safe than sorry.

Stefany--

Her American fiance will have proven his American citizenship using his birth certificate in the petition. The I-129F would not even get approved if USCIS was doubtful that he was American. That is the #1 requirement. And how would a photocopy of his U.S. Passport be anymore believeable than the photocopy of his US born birth certificate they have before them in the file. Both are photocopies.

I am 1000% positive that in London, the Interviewing officer will not want to see anything from the USC, but his Affidavit of Support. They will not want a spare copy of the petition packet, proof of relationship, photo albums, proof of engagement, etc. That's just the way London interviews go.

[yuna628 9,547]

Better safe than sorry.

Sorry but this is incorrect. London has no care to see the US fiancé's passport. It's never asked for, never wanted, and is never entered into discussion.

[AMZJ 61]

I can't show them a copy of his passport anyway. He doesn't have one. We are applying for it next month. We are using his birth certificate to proove citizenship. He has never had any need for a passport. He is coming to visit in march next year so that's why we are going to apply for him to get one while I am there in December also so I can have one of his passport photos for the visa application