Fiancee visa check list

[oregon30 0]

Hello guys I would like to check if I have all I need before I send my fiance visa package to the USCIS.

This is what I got:

Form I-129F

Form G-325

Form G-325A

passport pictures 1 from me and 1 from my fiance

check to pay for petition $455

Now other questions: Does my fiance need to sing any of the forms? considering I am divorce is there any extra document that I need to send attache to the package? somebody mention to me that I'll need to add the next documents to the petition is this true?

A copy of fiance birth certificate (translated and notarized)

A copy of her passport

Biographical form G-325 with her original signatures (2 copies)

Affidavit of intent to get married

Thanks guys.

[Anh map 2,098]

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

[thepizzadude 26]

- Payment in the amount of $ [PUT IN CORRECT FEE].

- I-129F

- I-129F Supplement: Part B, Question 18, explanation of meeting in person [ONLY IF USED ADDITIONAL SHEET]

- G-325A and passport style photo (Petitioner)

- G-325A and passport style photo (Beneficiary)

- Birth certificate/US Passport (Petitioner)

- Letter certifying intent to marry (Petitioner and Beneficiary)

- Proof of having met in person in the past two years

- Proof of ongoing relationship

Check the Guides read the instructions carefully, gather it all, put it together then check it 3 or 4 more times.

EDIT: Oh yah then make 2 copies of EVERYTHING, one to send to her to study for interview and one for you to keep in case something happens to the other 2.

Good Luck

Edited August 14, 2009 by thepizzadude

[oregon30 0]

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

[Starlight95 1]

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

They are just going to give you the necessary forms you need. But, listen to your fellow VJ members as they have been through this. You need letters from both you and your fiance with the intent to marry. Make sure you have your divorce decree. Usually, it is good to send a certified copy. Also, if you have pictures of both of you together make sure you send that as evidence.

[oregon30 0]

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

They are just going to give you the necessary forms you need. But, listen to your fellow VJ members as they have been through this. You need letters from both you and your fiance with the intent to marry. Make sure you have your divorce decree. Usually, it is good to send a certified copy. Also, if you have pictures of both of you together make sure you send that as evidence.

So does my fiance needs to sign any of the forms? I am kind of confuse with the G-325 and G-325A

[thepizzadude 26]

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

They are just going to give you the necessary forms you need. But, listen to your fellow VJ members as they have been through this. You need letters from both you and your fiance with the intent to marry. Make sure you have your divorce decree. Usually, it is good to send a certified copy. Also, if you have pictures of both of you together make sure you send that as evidence.

So does my fiance needs to sign any of the forms? I am kind of confuse with the G-325 and G-325A

Yes she needs to sign the G-325A and I would make sure and use the old form that has 4 copies and instructions for a total of 5 pages, she needs to sign all 4 pages.

The I-129F instructions still say to use the G-325A, so I don't think you need the G-325.

She also needs to sign the letter of intent to marry.

Thats really all that requires her signature, to be safe if you are having her send you these via mail then have her sign 2 sets in case something happens to one.

[oregon30 0]

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

They are just going to give you the necessary forms you need. But, listen to your fellow VJ members as they have been through this. You need letters from both you and your fiance with the intent to marry. Make sure you have your divorce decree. Usually, it is good to send a certified copy. Also, if you have pictures of both of you together make sure you send that as evidence.

So does my fiance needs to sign any of the forms? I am kind of confuse with the G-325 and G-325A

Yes she needs to sign the G-325A and I would make sure and use the old form that has 4 copies and instructions for a total of 5 pages, she needs to sign all 4 pages.

The I-129F instructions still say to use the G-325A, so I don't think you need the G-325.

She also needs to sign the letter of intent to marry.

Thats really all that requires her signature, to be safe if you are having her send you these via mail then have her sign 2 sets in case something happens to one.

Thanks again guys.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hello guys I would like to check if I have all I need before I send my fiance visa package to the USCIS.

This is what I got:

Form I-129F

Form G-325

Form G-325A

passport pictures 1 from me and 1 from my fiance

check to pay for petition $455

Now other questions: Does my fiance need to sing any of the forms? considering I am divorce is there any extra document that I need to send attache to the package? somebody mention to me that I'll need to add the next documents to the petition is this true?

A copy of fiance birth certificate (translated and notarized)

A copy of her passport

Biographical form G-325 with her original signatures (2 copies)

Affidavit of intent to get married

Thanks guys.

You also need...

1. Copy of your divorce certificate (and hers if applicable. Hers would also have to be translated)

2. Letters of intent signed from each of you. VJ has an excellent sample letter (I assume this is the "affidavit" you speak of above)

3. Proof that you have met in person in the last two years. Photos, passport stamps, boarding passes, etc.

4. G-325 for your fiancee signed by your fiancee.

You do not need to attach a copy of her birth certificate or passport to the petition.

You DO NOT need to atatch "evidence of a relationship" to the petition, that is for the interview. Some people do this and it hurts nothing but is not needed and Kiev is an easy consulate to deal with on this matter.

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

They are just going to give you the necessary forms you need. But, listen to your fellow VJ members as they have been through this. You need letters from both you and your fiance with the intent to marry. Make sure you have your divorce decree. Usually, it is good to send a certified copy. Also, if you have pictures of both of you together make sure you send that as evidence.

So does my fiance needs to sign any of the forms? I am kind of confuse with the G-325 and G-325A

The g-325a is the correct form. Yes, she needs to sign hers and she needs to sign her letter of intent. Print the letter in English and have her sign it.

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

If you read the INSTRUCTIONS for form I-129f you will see they list all the attachments (divorce decree, passport photos, evidence of meeting, etc) The I-129f is far more than a "form", it is a form plus attachments

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Read the K1 Guide here on VJ. You are missing: your G325, both of you need to execute affidavits of intent to marry, copy of your divorce decree, proof of your US citizenship, proof of having met in the last 2 years.

I read that link regarding the requariments, but when I went to the USCIS office they only gave me the forms I-129f, G-325A and G-325 that's is that's all they old me to fill out and the more I read about it in the forums I feel I am missing a lot of stuff.

Thanks for your help, I really apreciate it

Jo.

You will find USCIS is consistently the WORST source for information regarding the process. Their phone number is called the "mis-information" hotline on VJ. The forms can be downloaded and avoid the trip to the USCIS office. You can also download the instructions, would be nice if they gave you those also.

You have some more work to do, read the guides at this site, read the form instructions, do the best you can and ask here for assistance. You will get accurate answers FREE and FAST. Do not send it until you are SURE it is complete. An RFE for something missing will add weeks to the process, take a couple extra days to make sure it is right.

When you send it, send it certified mail. return receipt. NEVER send anything to anyone in this process without a return reciept and a way to track it. Use a personal check so you can track when it is cashed at your bank. Make a copy of EVERYTHING you ever send or give to anyone in this process. Never send "originals" except where specified in the instructions (intent letter and G-325a for example, and I-129f of course) Send COPIES of documents, evidence of meeting, etc. NEVER SEND ORIGINALS of these things, there will be NO WAY to retrieve them once sent. COPIES< COPIES< COPIES the copy machine is your friend, get to know it well.

[Jamaican JNR 2]

Hello guys I would like to check if I have all I need before I send my fiance visa package to the USCIS.

This is what I got:

Form I-129F

Form G-325

Form G-325A

passport pictures 1 from me and 1 from my fiance

check to pay for petition $455

Now other questions: Does my fiance need to sing any of the forms? considering I am divorce is there any extra document that I need to send attache to the package? somebody mention to me that I'll need to add the next documents to the petition is this true?

A copy of fiance birth certificate (translated and notarized)

A copy of her passport

Biographical form G-325 with her original signatures (2 copies)

Affidavit of intent to get married

Thanks guys.

Go to K1 forum and follow the instructions.

[Alan D. 0]

Yes she needs to sign the G-325A and I would make sure and use the old form that has 4 copies and instructions for a total of 5 pages, she needs to sign all 4 pages.

The I-129F instructions still say to use the G-325A, so I don't think you need the G-325.

She also needs to sign the letter of intent to marry.

Thats really all that requires her signature, to be safe if you are having her send you these via mail then have her sign 2 sets in case something happens to one.

What he said.

Now other questions: Does my fiance need to sing any of the forms?

I'd like to hear that, but I don't think it'll be a big hit.