help with the K1 packet please, question on addresses needed

[kristinanddan09 1]

hello everyone!

on the fiancee letter of intent how do I know what USCIS service center I am using??? and for the Embassy address on these do I use the one underneath the Embassy Info that is specifically for the K1 visa? that's the one I did put down so. I am from Michigan btw. Thanks for the help as I'm sure I'll have plenty more questions

[Inky 1,110]

You don't know which office you are getting. You don't need to put an address on the letters.

1. You send your packet to a sorting center in Dallas and then from there it gets sent wherever they send it to be looked at.

2. You put the US embassy that you will be interviewing at.

[kristinanddan09 1]

Oh so I can leave it blank? that works out then, so I will put the London US Embassy address because he's in the UK then correct? I put that one on the letter already . . .

You don't know which office you are getting. You don't need to put an address on the letters.

1. You send your packet to a sorting center in Dallas and then from there it gets sent wherever they send it to be looked at.

2. You put the US embassy that you will be interviewing at.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Oh so I can leave it blank? that works out then, so I will put the London US Embassy address because he's in the UK then correct? I put that one on the letter already . . .

Don't put the London embassy address.

The important part is saying you intend to marry. The formalities of the letter format are secondary. If you are looking at the VJ sample letter, they are covering two instances of letters with one example.

First instance:

Addressed to the USCIS as part of the i-129F petition process. It will be perfectly fine if your letters just have the name of the government department who handles petitions, without their address. Example:

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Second instance of a letter of intent:

After the petition is approved and the fiance applies for a visa at the embassy in their country. It's suggested by VJ to write new letters of intent. The second time it would be going to the embassy, hence the embassy address note. In your specific case, London doesn't require or expect new letters of intent so you'll only be doing it for the petition.

Edited September 4, 2011 by Nich-Nick

[kristinanddan09 1]

Thank you very much!!! I also have another quick question, with the G-325 forms, where they need the fathers country of residence, if its unknown now, can I put N/A? Or do I have to know that? I noticed just under the Country of Birth for the father it says if known, not under the country of residence box. thanks

Don't put the London embassy address.

The important part is saying you intend to marry. The formalities of the letter format are secondary. If you are looking at the VJ sample letter, they are covering two instances of letters with one example.

First instance:

Addressed to the USCIS as part of the i-129F petition process. It will be perfectly fine if your letters just have the name of the government department who handles petitions, without their address. Example:

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Second instance of a letter of intent:

After the petition is approved and the fiance applies for a visa at the embassy in their country. It's suggested by VJ to write new letters of intent. The second time it would be going to the embassy, hence the embassy address note. In your specific case, London doesn't require or expect new letters of intent so you'll only be doing it for the petition.

[Inky 1,110]

Put unknown.

If you don't know where he is etc.

My form had unknown for most of the father information and had no issues with it.

[kristinanddan09 1]

I thought that would be alright, as the fiance is currently playing a video game and sort of answering questions, I know he hasn't seen his father in a very long time so thought I'd get that question out of the way also, on that form again (i know, sorry about all the questions but as soon as I get home I will be sending this off) when I try to put None for the File Number A: and the Alien Registration Number, it goes to all zeroes when I tab over, is that supposed to do that?

Put unknown.

If you don't know where he is etc.

My form had unknown for most of the father information and had no issues with it.

[Inky 1,110]

Mine did that too, what I did was left it blank and wrote N/A in pen after I printed it out.

Cus its not applicable at the time. I was too nervous to leave the zeros on it lol

[kristinanddan09 1]

yeah i was like i dont like leaving those there in case they think i just sort of skipped over it so, i'll leave it blank and put the N/A in when I print them out. This is all a bit nervewracking, but i want to get his signature on everything so i can do it as quickly as possible when i get home from this trip here in the UK. I appreciate your help !!!

Mine did that too, what I did was left it blank and wrote N/A in pen after I printed it out.

Cus its not applicable at the time. I was too nervous to leave the zeros on it lol