US Immigration from Philippines

I am flying to the Philippines to visit and marry (via Utah) my fiance next month. What physical documentation do I need to leave with her to take to her interview later on down the road?

Birth Cert, Divorce decrees, ect.

I want to bring them with me so I don't have to mail them later.

Thanks in advance for any info.

On 10/15/2018 at 8:05 PM, GA08 said:

UPDATE

Called NVC today and we got our Case Complete! They said to just upload the documents they asked.

may I ask how you submit what they want you to send? they want me to send W2/1099 but i don t know if I am going to email them or just add a document again?

Hi All,

I received my notice of scheduled citizenship interview. The letter states I must bring my passport and evidence of entries into the US. I have one entry into the US in 1990. It was stapled to my old Philippines passport. When I renewed my way over-expired passport at the Philippines consulate here in Chicago a couple years ago, they kept my old one and gave me a new one in its place. I did take pictures of my old passport and the I-94 and have those saved. For my interview, can I just use printed pictures of my old passport showing my entry? Along with my current passport, of course.

I wanted to ask here in case this is a basic, common question with a straightforward answer. Otherwise I will call an immigration attorney.

Thanks!

Greetings, everyone!

Back story: I had applied for a K-1 for a different girl than I'm engaged to now back in 2015. We were approved at that time but the relationship didn't last and we never moved forward with bringing her to the U.S. As of this year, I sent off a request to close the file which would free up both of us to apply again. We're still waiting to hear back from USCIS on the old case closure.

Present Day: I traveled to meet my current fianc e last month and I'm filling out the I-129F application. For box 47, would I put approved or revoked based on the outcome of the original petition?

Note: to be safe, I'll hold off on submitting the current packet until we hear back from USCIS regarding the original case closure unless everyone here thinks it'll be okay to proceed due to the fact it's over 5 years old and still no record of entry into the U.S.

I am a month out from getting married to my Filipina bride and starting the process. I was wondering if those that have started the spousal visa process in the past 6-12 months how your progress is going?

Thanks for any info.