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Visiting soon, should I take any papers with?

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Tamakiz   0

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i will be going to visit my fiance next week. We have finally been notified that her annulment has been approved and she will recieve her paperwork for it on Nov 20. Since I will be going to visit, is there any paperwork she will need during the k-1 process that I could take with me now to avoid mail delays, losses, or just to plain save money?

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Prepare a letter of intent to marry for her to sign. Take her G-325A for her to sign. If there's any info on the I-129F that she needs to provide, take it with you and let her fill it in. I took all these to my fiancee the last time I visited, so I wouldn't have to worry with mailing the forms, and I was there with her to show her exactly what info I needed.

I forgot to mention get passport pics of her. Thanks estadia.

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10-28-2008 - I-129F petition in the mail

11-03-2008 - NOA1

03-26-2009 - NOA2

04-23-2009 - P3

06-11-2009 - P4

07-16-2009 - interview - APPROVED

07-22-2009 - visa in hand

08-05-2009 - US entry

09-13-2009 - wedding

10-20-2009 - AOS application in the mail

10-28-2009 - NOA

11-25-2009 - biometrics appointment

12-18-2009 - EAD approved

12-22-2009 - EAD card received

01-28-2010 - interview - APPROVED

02-12-2010 - green card received

11-07-2011 - I-751 petition in the mail

11-10-2011 - NOA

12-30-2011 - biometrics appointment

08-13-2012 - approval

03-28-2013 - N-400 application in the mail

04-02-2013 - NOA

04-30-2013 - biometrics appointment

06-13-2013 - interview - APPROVED

08-26-2013 - oath

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sara.....   371

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i will be going to visit my fiance next week. We have finally been notified that her annulment has been approved and she will recieve her paperwork for it on Nov 20. Since I will be going to visit, is there any paperwork she will need during the k-1 process that I could take with me now to avoid mail delays, losses, or just to plain save money?

be sure and take everything that she needs to fill out and sign look at the guide lines for k1 visa print out the forms she has to do in double she can fill them and sign them there........also get a couple of passport picks from her to send in with the petition.......take lots of pics of u with her family and with her.........

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Tamakiz   0

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I apologize... I wasnt more specific. I have the entire package prepared already actually. All the forms she needs to sign and fill out have been done and sent back to me already including passport pics of her and her daughter.

She is concerned she will need some information or papers from me for her records, or for the visa process..ie: divorce papers, birth certificate, etc...

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I just received that it is possible to take the cfo seminar early, and that i should take the papers for that also.. any input?

YES JUST GIVE HER YOUR BC AND DIVORCE PAPERS OR DIVORCE

DECREE THATS FOR CFO SEMINAR AND PSPORT COPY

IN YOUR K-1 PACKET DONT FORGET

TO INCLUDE HER FINALITY OF ANNULMENT ,ANNULMENT DECREE AND THE ANNOTATED

MARRIAGE CONTRACT OF HER PREV. M FROM NSO

k-1 timeline

APRIL 22,2008 NOA1

SEPT 12,2008 NOA2

OCT 14-15,2008 MEDICAL -- -- PASSED

OCT 27,2008 INTERVIEW APPROVED

NOV 7, 2008 VISA RCVD

NOV 18, 2008 CFO FOR STAMP

NOV 19, 2008 FLIGHT TO USA( POE SEATTLE)

NOV 29, 2008 WEDDING

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