Documents that petitioner need to bring to k1 interview..

[Predilecta10 1]

Do I have to bring my US birth certificate to interview other then my passport what do I have to bring???

[thedeerpanteth 0]

Bring both. If the birth certificate in not in English, must be translated to English with the original or they won't accept it.

[relativeways 27]

Wait --

Firstly, did you check if your beneficiary's consulate will allow the petitioner to join the interview? A lot don't. Therefore, you might not need to go.

Secondly, in the petition packet that you filed should already have copies of your passport and a long form of your birth certificate as you are the US citizen/petitioner, correct? Don't think you will need to bring anything. But your beneficiary will need to bring the whole petition packet, affadavit of support, extra proof, etc.

Edit: just looked at your timeline and seems like you've done your k1 interview. Which interview now are you referring to?

Edited March 14, 2014 by relativeways

[Boggy1974 124]

Please read this link: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

Do I have to bring my US birth certificate to interview other then my passport what do I have to bring???

[janet&adonis 57]

Do I have to bring my US birth certificate to interview other then my passport what do I have to bring???

You can bring your birth certificate, but they never asked for mine. The consulate did ask for copies of divorce decree, ds156, ds160, beneficiaries passport, birth cert inextensa, passport photos, and if beneficiary is divorced they will ask for his divorce decree.

Stuff you might want on hand:

Receipts of monies sent to beneficiary

Your past 3 yrs tax transcripts

I134-affidavit

Updated letters of intent to marry

Wedding ring receipts

On the birth certificate they told me if its in english or spanish its ok so it does not need to be translated.

[MRS.MONTILLA 4]

The dominican republic u have to go to try he interview

[Predilecta10 1]

Hey yeah I received a copy of the packet 4 and its required for me to be there with him,Thanks for the info I was starting to worry..

Wait --

Firstly, did you check if your beneficiary's consulate will allow the petitioner to join the interview? A lot don't. Therefore, you might not need to go.

Secondly, in the petition packet that you filed should already have copies of your passport and a long form of your birth certificate as you are the US citizen/petitioner, correct? Don't think you will need to bring anything. But your beneficiary will need to bring the whole petition packet, affadavit of support, extra proof, etc.

Edit: just looked at your timeline and seems like you've done your k1 interview. Which interview now are you referring to?

[Predilecta10 1]

Thanks everyone for responding...??

[MRS.MONTILLA 4]

I need to find my birth certificate all I have are copies