Ghana members K1 interview

[Ramona M 23]

Hello all,

 

I'm the USC (petioner) and our interview is coming up soon. For those that already interviewed, I'm preparing my documents for my fiance's (beneficiary) and I want to make sure that I'm not missing anything on my end for the interview. I have gathered the following: 

1. Completed Affidavit of support (I134 form) 

2. Bank statements & Paystubs

3. Tax transcripts for the past 3 years

4. Letters from employers 

5. Photo Album

6. My divorce certificate & passport (just in case)

Am I missing anything else as far as what I need as the USC (petioner)? I just don't want to forget anything.  He's (beneficiary) will be gathering everything else (of course with my assistance 😊) on his end for the interview. Thanks in advance for your responses.....

 

I can't wait until this part of the process is over, an overwhelming but exciting journey....

[Kingdomcome84 18]

4 hours ago, Ramona M said:

6. My divorce certificate & passport (just in case)

its not just incase. Your visits will be you most hard evidence of proving a bonafide relationship.  you beneficiary needs a copy of all your passport stamps from the time you met till the interview date. 

 

how many times did you visit since you met your fiancé?

Edited February 6, 2019 by kingdomcome84

[Ramona M 23]

3 hours ago, kingdomcome84 said:

its not just incase. Your visits will be you most hard evidence of proving a bonafide relationship.  you beneficiary needs a copy of all your passport stamps from the time you met till the interview date. 

 

how many times did you visit since you met your fiancé?

3 times within a year 2 weeks for the first two visits and 3 weeks for the third visit 

Edited February 6, 2019 by Ramona M

[Kingdomcome84 18]

Most US consulates in African Nations want to see a high count of visits within a short period of time. 3 visits within a year should seal the deal.

As the petitioner, your document look all set

As the beneficiary, add a police report just incase

[Ramona M 23]

1 hour ago, kingdomcome84 said:

Most US consulates in African Nations want to see a high count of visits within a short period of time. 3 visits within a year should seal the deal.

As the petitioner, your document look all set

As the beneficiary, add a police report just incase

Yes, he has the police report already and thank you very much....