K1 Visa.. birth certificates

[Cominghome2017 12]

 

Ive just read that someone's K1 got RFE because they didn't send the benificaries birth certificate. But on the K1 application guide lines it doesn't say we need my birth certificate?!?? 

It says we need his go prove hes a US citizen.. but not mine as a British citizen??!? 

 

Do we need both?? It seriously doesn't mention that anywhere! 

[mytruelove18 608]

you dont need send beneficiary birthcertificate or passport copy.

all needed from beneficiary is g325a, intent to marry letter and 2 passport style pictures.

[Lenchique 48]

13 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

you dont need send beneficiary birthcertificate or passport copy.

all needed from beneficiary is g325a, intent to marry letter and 2 passport style pictures.

That's not true. If either party is not a US citizen by birth, then you need to send proof of citizenship of each country. I (petitioner) am not US citizen by birth. I sent in my US naturalization certificate (instead of my non-US birth certificate ) plus sent my US passport copies. You want to "front load" your application so that they won't have anything to ask for. For the beneficiary we sent in a translated copy of birth certificate with copy of original as wel.

Edited April 14, 2017 by Lenchique

[Mattagba 141]

8 minutes ago, Lenchique said:

That's not true. If either party is not a US citizen by birth, then you need to send proof of citizenship of each country. I (petitioner) am not US citizen by birth. I sent in my US naturalization certificate (instead of my non-US birth certificate ) plus sent my US passport copies. You want to "front load" your application so that they won't have anything to ask for. For the beneficiary we sent in a translated copy of birth certificate with copy of original as wel.

Just because you front loaded your application does not mean it is a requirement ormandatory to send the beneficiary's birth certificate.  

[Lenchique 48]

57 minutes ago, Mattagba said:

Just because you front loaded your application does not mean it is a requirement ormandatory to send the beneficiary's birth certificate.  

Well if you read the instructions you would know what I'm saying. I'm not here to argue. You want kickback, you will have it. Read the application instructions sweetheart.

[Cominghome2017 12]

I sent a copy of my passport page, but not my birth certificate, it says I have to present that at the interview stage???? 

 

So do I send it with the pack or not? My birth certificate? 

[Cominghome2017 12]

What what instuctions are you talking about? I am a British citizen and have sent a picture of my passport and passport pictures... soooo I'm not sure why I'd need to send my birth certificate.. no where has it actually said that.

[mytruelove18 608]

11 hours ago, Lenchique said:

That's not true. If either party is not a US citizen by birth, then you need to send proof of citizenship of each country. I (petitioner) am not US citizen by birth. I sent in my US naturalization certificate (instead of my non-US birth certificate ) plus sent my US passport copies. You want to "front load" your application so that they won't have anything to ask for. For the beneficiary we sent in a translated copy of birth certificate with copy of original as wel.

the person here is asking about send birth certificate from the beneficiary, 

birth certificate from beneficiary isnt needed for fiance visa package , the birth certificate is needed at the interview stage.

show with the instructions where USCIS ask for beneficiary's birth certificate at the i-129f apliacation.

i am going to wait that you show me that.

[mytruelove18 608]

11 hours ago, Lenchique said:

That's not true. If either party is not a US citizen by birth, then you need to send proof of citizenship of each country. I (petitioner) am not US citizen by birth. I sent in my US naturalization certificate (instead of my non-US birth certificate ) plus sent my US passport copies. You want to "front load" your application so that they won't have anything to ask for. For the beneficiary we sent in a translated copy of birth certificate with copy of original as wel.

 

[mytruelove18 608]

On 13/4/2017 at 7:59 AM, LivlivOx said:

 

Ive just read that someone's K1 got RFE because they didn't send the benificaries birth certificate. But on the K1 application guide lines it doesn't say we need my birth certificate?!?? 

It says we need his go prove hes a US citizen.. but not mine as a British citizen??!? 

 

Do we need both?? It seriously doesn't mention that anywhere! 

 

[Lenchique 48]

9 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

the person here is asking about send birth certificate from the beneficiary, 

birth certificate from beneficiary isnt needed for fiance visa package , the birth certificate is needed at the interview stage.

show with the instructions where USCIS ask for beneficiary's birth certificate at the i-129f apliacation.

i am going to wait that you show me that.

https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-129finstr.pdf?download=1

[Lenchique 48]

9 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

 

You need to show his (beneficiary's) citizenship- if using birth certificate then provide copies. If using National passport then provide copies of that instead. But you need to provide SOMETHING that establishes his identity. He has to come from a state (country of origin). Stateless persons though are a seperate question.

Edited April 14, 2017 by Lenchique

[mytruelove18 608]

10 minutes ago, Lenchique said:

You need to show his (beneficiary's) citizenship- if using birth certificate then provide copies. If using National passport then provide copies of that instead. But you need to provide SOMETHING that establishes his identity. He has to come from a state (country of origin). Stateless persons though are a seperate question.

just tell me wich part of the instruction say something about beneficiary identity, this is my second k1 and i never havvent seen that before, even in the new form i-129.

they dont ask for beneficiary document when you send the k1 package

[mytruelove18 608]

15 minutes ago, Lenchique said:

You need to show his (beneficiary's) citizenship- if using birth certificate then provide copies. If using National passport then provide copies of that instead. But you need to provide SOMETHING that establishes his identity. He has to come from a state (country of origin). Stateless persons though are a seperate question.

Part 2. Information About Your Beneficiary Item Numbers

1.a. - 1.c. Your Beneficiary’s Full Name. Provide your beneficiary’s full legal name. Item Number 2. A-Number (if any). Provide your beneficiary’s A-Number. Your beneficiary may have an A-Number which is used to identify his or her immigration records. Your beneficiary can find this number on documents he or she received from USCIS, ICE, CBP, EOIR, or DOS. Item Number 3. U.S. Social Security Number (if any). Provide your beneficiary’s U.S. Social Security Number. Item Number 4. Date of Birth. Provide your beneficiary’s date of birth in mm/dd/yyyy format. Item Number 5. Gender. Indicate whether your beneficiary is male or female. Item Number 6. Marital Status. Indicate your beneficiary’s current marital status. Item Numbers 7. - 9. Place of Birth. Provide the name of the city or town and country where your beneficiary was born. Item Numbers 10.a - 10.c. Other Names Used. Provide any other names your beneficiary may have used including their aliases, maiden name, and nicknames. If you need extra space to complete this section, use the space provided in Part 8. Additional Information. Item Numbers 11.a. - 11.i. Mailing Address for Your Beneficiary. Provide your beneficiary’s current mailing address. Provide the mailing address in the United States, if he or she has one. Item Numbers 12.a. - 15.b. Your Beneficiary’s Address History. Provide the addresses for the places your beneficiary has resided over the last five years. Item Numbers 16. - 23.b. Your Beneficiary’s Employment History. Provide the names and addresses of your beneficiary’s employers, occupations, and the dates of employment for the jobs your beneficiary has held over the last five

 

the new form instruction never mention that you need provide beneficiary documents, just say provide full name.

even the old form,

i have been here for 4 years so i know what i am talking about, this forum is for help people no for confusing.

on my k1 package i include my police certificate i am the beneficiary , they don ask for police record, but i send it, because i sent it that doesnt mean that they ask for it for beneficiary.