Indonesia embassy K-1 packet 3 info

[riaz_m_syed 4]

Does anyone know what packet 3 looks like for jakarta embassy? what is the process after receiving packet 3

[J/G 85]

I assume you're asking what documents the embassy required the beneficiary to submit after your petition is approved, am I correct?

 

This is a copy paste of the email I receive from the US EMbassy in Jakarta:

 

Please complete following and submit them to the embassy within 4 months.

1.             Passport must be valid for 8 months or more

2.            DS-160

3.             Birth Certificate

4.             Name change Certificate

5.             Death or Divorce Decree (if applicable from Petitioner or Beneficiary)

6.             Military discharge, arrest, prison, court records; U.S. immigration documents

7.            Police Certificate

Each applicant aged 16 or older must have police clearance from any country where the applicant resided for one year or more

Please note Indonesian Police Certificate is not required

8.             Original Affidavit of Support (Form I-134) from the Petitioner along with supporting evidence:

a.       One year U.S. income tax returns 1040 and W-2 (copies are acceptable)

b.      Bank statements or proof of assets

c.       Letter of employment or job offer

9.             Two identical passport size photographs of each applicant

10.         Medical Examination result

11.         Evidence of relationships (photos, cards, letters, emails, etc. )

12.         Receipt for non-refundable K-1 application fee, of USD 265.00, paid in IDR at current exchange rates by cash payment at any CIMB Niaga bank in Indonesia up to six months before your appointment.  Click here for Step By Step Procedure of US Embassy Visa Fee Payment

 

For each document, the applicant must bring:

·               Originals or original certified copies by the issuing office

·               Photocopies of the original documents

·               All documents should be accompanied by English translations

Please note :medical examination forms are available at the appointed clinic

When forms and documents completed, please send an emailJakIV@state.gov to request for an interview date.

Please provide your name and case number exactly as shown in this letter when communicating with this office.

 

 

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

J/G

[riaz_m_syed 4]

On 4/22/2017 at 10:30 AM, J/G said:

I assume you're asking what documents the embassy required the beneficiary to submit after your petition is approved, am I correct?

 

This is a copy paste of the email I receive from the US EMbassy in Jakarta:

 

Please complete following and submit them to the embassy within 4 months.

1.             Passport must be valid for 8 months or more

2.            DS-160

3.             Birth Certificate

4.             Name change Certificate

5.             Death or Divorce Decree (if applicable from Petitioner or Beneficiary)

6.             Military discharge, arrest, prison, court records; U.S. immigration documents

7.            Police Certificate

Each applicant aged 16 or older must have police clearance from any country where the applicant resided for one year or more

Please note Indonesian Police Certificate is not required

8.             Original Affidavit of Support (Form I-134) from the Petitioner along with supporting evidence:

a.       One year U.S. income tax returns 1040 and W-2 (copies are acceptable)

b.      Bank statements or proof of assets

c.       Letter of employment or job offer

9.             Two identical passport size photographs of each applicant

10.         Medical Examination result

11.         Evidence of relationships (photos, cards, letters, emails, etc. )

12.         Receipt for non-refundable K-1 application fee, of USD 265.00, paid in IDR at current exchange rates by cash payment at any CIMB Niaga bank in Indonesia up to six months before your appointment.  Click here for Step By Step Procedure of US Embassy Visa Fee Payment

 

For each document, the applicant must bring:

·               Originals or original certified copies by the issuing office

·               Photocopies of the original documents

·               All documents should be accompanied by English translations

Please note :medical examination forms are available at the appointed clinic

When forms and documents completed, please send an emailJakIV@state.gov to request for an interview date.

Please provide your name and case number exactly as shown in this letter when communicating with this office.

 

 

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

J/G

J/G thanks. thats exactly what i got

[eagle85 268]

Hi all,

I am happy to know there's Indonesian who joined on VJ. i have questions:

- For the birth certificate, does it need to be translated into English?. Where can we find a place for translate it into English?. Does the US Embassy inform us the chosen English Sworn Translator?.

Thank you in advance

 

 

[J/G 85]

9 hours ago, riaz_m_syed said:

J/G thanks. thats exactly what i got

Glad this helps. Good luck!!!!

 

 

19 minutes ago, Noeyjohns said:

Hi all,

I am happy to know there's Indonesian who joined on VJ. i have questions:

- For the birth certificate, does it need to be translated into English?. Where can we find a place for translate it into English?. Does the US Embassy inform us the chosen English Sworn Translator?.

Thank you in advance

 

 

 

This is a copy-paste of my email communication with the JakIV officials:

4. I believe I am required to submit a translated version of my Birth Certificate (originally in Bahasa). Am I able to translate and type the translation myself or I must use the service of an Embassy-appointed sworn translator? Should the later be the case, could you please help me with a list of sworn translators that are appointed by the Embassy? ANY SWORN TRANSLATORS.

so any sworn translator will do. Good luck!!!  

 

J/G

[eagle85 268]

Thank you very much for the information J/G. We are still waiting for NOA2 but i always love to ask anything that i could provide for my interview later.

 

NJ

[J/G 85]

NJ -- Good luck make sure all your documents are in order. Read and re-read all the instructions make sure everything is as perfect as it can humanly possible. It's a long and tough journey ahead so come prepared. Other than that, HAVE FUN!

[nj2202 54]

On 4/22/2017 at 10:30 AM, J/G said:

I assume you're asking what documents the embassy required the beneficiary to submit after your petition is approved, am I correct?

 

This is a copy paste of the email I receive from the US EMbassy in Jakarta:

 

Please complete following and submit them to the embassy within 4 months.

1.             Passport must be valid for 8 months or more

2.            DS-160

3.             Birth Certificate

4.             Name change Certificate

5.             Death or Divorce Decree (if applicable from Petitioner or Beneficiary)

6.             Military discharge, arrest, prison, court records; U.S. immigration documents

7.            Police Certificate

Each applicant aged 16 or older must have police clearance from any country where the applicant resided for one year or more

Please note Indonesian Police Certificate is not required

8.             Original Affidavit of Support (Form I-134) from the Petitioner along with supporting evidence:

a.       One year U.S. income tax returns 1040 and W-2 (copies are acceptable)

b.      Bank statements or proof of assets

c.       Letter of employment or job offer

9.             Two identical passport size photographs of each applicant

10.         Medical Examination result

11.         Evidence of relationships (photos, cards, letters, emails, etc. )

12.         Receipt for non-refundable K-1 application fee, of USD 265.00, paid in IDR at current exchange rates by cash payment at any CIMB Niaga bank in Indonesia up to six months before your appointment.  Click here for Step By Step Procedure of US Embassy Visa Fee Payment

 

For each document, the applicant must bring:

·               Originals or original certified copies by the issuing office

·               Photocopies of the original documents

·               All documents should be accompanied by English translations

Please note :medical examination forms are available at the appointed clinic

When forms and documents completed, please send an emailJakIV@state.gov to request for an interview date.

Please provide your name and case number exactly as shown in this letter when communicating with this office.

 

 

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

J/G

Hi there, quick question...whose email address does this the packet 3 get sent to - the petitioner or the beneficiary? As far as I recall, only petitioner's email was requested in I-129F. 

[J/G 85]

56 minutes ago, nj2202 said:

Hi there, quick question...whose email address does this the packet 3 get sent to - the petitioner or the beneficiary? As far as I recall, only petitioner's email was requested in I-129F. 

Hello NJ2202 -- 

 

First, cool name. 

 

Second, the email that you quoted was sent to me, the Beneficiary.

 

Third, my mind is a little foggy, so please someone correct me if I'm wrong. I believe Beneficiary's email was also requested in one of those forms in I-129F petition pack, I can't remember which one. Also IF I remember correctly (again) when my Petitioner was notified that the I-129F petition has been approved, the US Embassy emailed him requesting my full name and contact details (email and phone number). 

 

I hope this helps? 

 

Best,

J/G

[nj2202 54]

15 hours ago, J/G said:

Hello NJ2202 -- 

 

First, cool name. 

 

Second, the email that you quoted was sent to me, the Beneficiary.

 

Third, my mind is a little foggy, so please someone correct me if I'm wrong. I believe Beneficiary's email was also requested in one of those forms in I-129F petition pack, I can't remember which one. Also IF I remember correctly (again) when my Petitioner was notified that the I-129F petition has been approved, the US Embassy emailed him requesting my full name and contact details (email and phone number). 

 

I hope this helps? 

 

Best,

J/G

Hello, thank you for your response!  For #9 on the checklist, do you need passport size photographs for both petitioner and beneficiary, or just beneficiary alone? (assuming my fiance is the only applicant for K1 visa). Also would it be digital or print? Sorry for the many questions!! Just want to prepare ahead of time

[J/G 85]

57 minutes ago, nj2202 said:

Hello, thank you for your response!  For #9 on the checklist, do you need passport size photographs for both petitioner and beneficiary, or just beneficiary alone? (assuming my fiance is the only applicant for K1 visa). Also would it be digital or print? Sorry for the many questions!! Just want to prepare ahead of time

Hi -- 

I (the beneficiary) only had mine when attending the interview as you said it's only required for the K-1 Visa applicant...... HOWEVER I may be wrong.... It's been 3 years and I'm too lazy to dig into my archive.... sorry.

As for the photo requirements best to research the https://travel.state.gov/content/travel.html and / or http://www.ustraveldocs.com/ for the most reliable and updated information. When your fiance received her / his Packet 3 email there will be detailed instruction and it'll be very easy. WAIT.... I just re read your question..... Of course, you need to bring an actual / physical print of your photo... 

Good luck. 

J/G