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K-1 Visa Interview and Joint Bank Account Statement

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Quick question: When my fiancé visited in Dec. 2015 we changed one of my bank accounts (I have 2 accts.) to a joint account in both of our names. This is not my normal operating account it is the one I use when I travel and he can access it from France. Should I send copies of the most recent statements in both names with him to his K-1 interview in March? I know this will be needed for AOS and later for ROC, but I'm wondering if the Paris embassy will accept documents not in the original petition which was filed in Sept. 2015 before we changed the bank account.

Thanks for the help.

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