Javier and Kenzie

Does the Consulate in Juarez, Mexico automatically revalidate K1 visa petitions if the interview happens after the date of expiration on the NOA2 or do we need to write a letter to them?

Before sending in the I-129F package, do we need to have more of the passport photos printed for the replica packages?

Sorry I didn't specify which document. I read through the instructions so I know I need to do that for the I-129F. Is it the same procedure for the G-325A form?

Thanks all for your help! I understood how it works from both the website and what was posted. I figured that is what it meant but wanted to have a second opinion to be sure. When we have extra attachments with our forms or notes do those need to be signed and dated?

Thank you so much for your answers! Just one more question. When stating where my fiancé will live, does it need to be a specific address or would I be able to put just a city and state since I know for sure that we will be living where the university is at. If I do so should I make a note on a continuation sheet?

Hello All!

I'm petitioning for my fiancé to come here from Mexico. I have a few questions on the general filling-out of the paperwork for the best success since we are doing this by ourselves.

We both have different mailing addresses than the place that we reside. I am at school and he, nor his family are home often but they are always at their family business. Will this cause suspicions (having different addresses on the I-129F and G-325A) when reviewing my petition? Should we have the same address on both documents?

He is from Mexico City, but within Mexico City they have townships. Do these need to be named under the "City" in the address and where he was born or is "Mexico City" sufficient?

With translations, both him and I speak fluent Spanish and English. Can we be the ones to translate the documents or do we need to get a certified translator? Also, do government documents need to be translated only or does evidence need to be translated as well?

Thanks!