irishguy2015

The one found there on the USCIS site is the most updated and latest edition.
The OMB(Office of Management and Budget) expiration date only matters internally for the USCIS. That expiration date has nothing to do with whether or not it will be acceptable for you to use. The edition date is what matters. The accepted edition dates for the forms are listed on the site where the forms can be found and downloaded.
The G-325A allows for all previous editions to be used, so even a really old form would work. > http://www.uscis.gov/g-325a
Edition Date

02/07/13. Previous editions accepted.
More info found here for anyone interested. > http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/47/0.408

We use the Dallas Texas in our application.

Well just give what you currently has with you. If there will be an RFE then all you needed is to explain why you don't have it anymore. But it will be best if you can find your passport just in case they will insist you to provide one. You may include your itenerary in case you can't find your boarding passes. Your luggage tags can be an evidence along with your itenerary as what I believe there's a code included. But anyway let's hope all the evidences you provided is enough for them to be convinced that you actually seen her lately. Good Luck again!

Same thing here. B2 visa denied twice and at the US embassy they asked me if I was denied a visa in the past, I said 'yes' and they said 'Oh yes I see your B2 denied, thats ok, your K1 is approved!'
Be honest!
Good luck!

Hi, the only thing I can share u is about the b2 denial.. I did apply last year 2x and both were denied. when I went to my interview few weeks ago, feb 11', 2015 to be exact.. They brought up the question about my b2 application, the first (Filipino consul) said, 'oh so u applied for a b2 visa'? I honestly told her yes ma'am I did, 2x and got denied. So I didn't know that she put a lil note (yellow sticky note) on my application, so when I got interviewed by the American consul, he saw the note on my application.. He then again asked me the same question, and I gave him the same answer, I thought I was gonna be denied coz it took him a while and told me that he will just have to check something on the computer about my b2 visa application, well anyway to cut it short.. He smiled at me and said 'ok your visa is approved' ... So all I wanted to say is relax, ur b2 visa denial will not affect ur k1 visa application (not unless u told them lies) when u were applying for the b2 visa.. So just be HOnEST I'm telling you they would know if ur lying. Good luck with ur journey i know how it feels been there.. But it's a fun journey, just enjoy the ride ) goodluck

There's no reason of k1 denial due to b2 denial. You didn't hid your intent to visit your girlfriend and that was your reason when you applied for one.
For the evidences I guess what I read from your statements, you've got enough. Just don't forget to include your board passes and passport copy of entry/exit passes. That is one if the most relevant evidence that they are looking for too.
If you've got family pictures together, make sure to include that too! Even photos with friends. As what I've learned from here it's what is important too.
Well as what you've told everything ready to be sent today, let's hope everything goes smooth and good luck!

If you were denied B2 multiple times, it wont affect your K1 application whatsoever! They surely can deny you for asking to visit the US but, def cant deny you to join your family unless if you have a criminal record!

Being denied a tourist visa because they believe you had immigrant intent had no impact on getting a K-1 visa. The K-1 visa has immigrant intent, so having immigrant intent is not a reason to deny a K-1.

I was worried about this same thing, and while I'm not finished with the process yet, I have been assured by many folks here, and even a State Department liaison that this would not be the case. Maybe if you'd applied from a "high risk" country (which yours most certainly isn't) in January for a B2, and denied, then applied in February for a K1, for someone you'd just met in December with little evidence of a real relationship....ok, maybe that's a red flag (that could look like a scam of some sort).
For you, and basically most of the rest of us, it'll look like what it is...that you wanted to visit your girlfriend/fiance and they said no. Circumstances in your life changed and now you're looking not to visit but to live...hence the K1. We went for a B2 so that he could visit me here even though we knew that there was basically zero shot at getting one. We had many reasons for doing this, the largest of which is that I was not 100% comfortable with basically asking him to make a really huge decision without having all the information available---ie, never having visited the US. Again, total outside chance but we figured that it was better to try than to not try so that down the road if things get rocky, we'll always know that we did our best to be responsible and fair in making this commitment and that really it's just the government that got in the way. If for any reason this comes up in his (and your) K1 interview, just explain it. But I doubt it'll even be a blip.

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You are welcome and do not hesitate ask any questions here. Many people are willing to help you.

It is okay. Usually it says the previous version is still accepted. Do not put None or N/A unless the instruction says. If there is no instruction about None or N/A then leave it blank. That's what I did. You don't have to put None on the all boxes. Only the first one.

You are welcome and keep us posted.

LOL.
My husband and I talked on Skype hours and hours and we emailed each other back and forth, no facebook - my husband does not have an account, I do -. But the CO did not even looked at the evidence I brought to the interview. We only met at once and my I-129F was approved in 38 days without RFE at TSC. You should be good with these documentation.

Don't worried about it. As long as you can prove that your relationship is real, if I were you, I won't sweat over that.

B-2 denial won't affected your K-1 visa application. I was denied B-2 visa back in 2010 and on the letter it says," filed petition for K1 visa".

1. no
2. yes
3. two pages is too much. A sentence or a paragraph would do.
4. too much, but nothing wrong with it.
5. not needed