Final Check before sending documents to Fiancee

[Mary and Jeff 0]

Just so you know, I went through the guides, and forums and I am right now 99.8% comfortable sending the package off now... I just want to be 99.99999% sure

Here is a list of what I am about to send... if you realize i am missing something, please speak up!

1. Envelope containing a copy of the entire I-129F Package sent to the USCIS

2. I-134 & supporting info

• I-134 Form (Signed and Dated)

Letter from Employer

Last 3 months of bi-weekly paychecks

W2's (2008, 2007, 2006)

Tax Returns (not signed as they were filed electronically ((*any issue here???)

Bank Statements (Showing balance in checking account, as well as my mortgage, and I included a recent statement as well)

Property Tax Statement (showing value of home)

3. Copy of Notifications (NOA1, NOA2, Letter from State Department - forwarding case to embassy)

4. Evidence of Continuing Relationship

• Cards/ Letters

Calling Cards Purchased

Engagement Ring Receipt

Emails

Chat Logs

5. Envelope Containing Checklist and Cover Letters for the 4 evelopes above

and... Enevlope #5 containing the checklists, also contains my most recent letter stating my intention to marry...

So... please... let me know... does everything look set???

My only other concern is that besides the I-134 form... is there anything else I should date/sign?

Thank you for all your help! Visajourney has help us so much during this process!!!

[payxibka 10,045]

For Kiev I think you will discover that you have more than enough

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[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Just so you know, I went through the guides, and forums and I am right now 99.8% comfortable sending the package off now... I just want to be 99.99999% sure

Here is a list of what I am about to send... if you realize i am missing something, please speak up!

1. Envelope containing a copy of the entire I-129F Package sent to the USCIS

2. I-134 & supporting info

• I-134 Form (Signed and Dated)

Letter from Employer

Last 3 months of bi-weekly paychecks

W2's (2008, 2007, 2006)

Tax Returns (not signed as they were filed electronically ((*any issue here???)

Bank Statements (Showing balance in checking account, as well as my mortgage, and I included a recent statement as well)

Property Tax Statement (showing value of home)

3. Copy of Notifications (NOA1, NOA2, Letter from State Department - forwarding case to embassy)

4. Evidence of Continuing Relationship

• Cards/ Letters

Calling Cards Purchased

Engagement Ring Receipt

Emails

Chat Logs

5. Envelope Containing Checklist and Cover Letters for the 4 evelopes above

and... Enevlope #5 containing the checklists, also contains my most recent letter stating my intention to marry...

So... please... let me know... does everything look set???

My only other concern is that besides the I-134 form... is there anything else I should date/sign?

Thank you for all your help! Visajourney has help us so much during this process!!!

All good stuff. Copies of Tax returns are OK if you include the w-2 or 1099. All else is fine. More important will be that your fiancee has all her documents, originals with a copy and translations. If all your documents are in order she will find that Kiev usually doesn't go too deep into the "evidence of relationship" etc, BUT send it anyway, better to have it and not need it. Of all the big stack of stuff I brought they only wanted to look at a few photos, never even looked at the rest.

[Dakine 26]

To top it off you can get tax transcripts from IRS for the last 3 years. They are more valid than 1040s. Free 24/7 from IRS.

800-829-1040. Takes about 7 days by mail or you can have them faxed to you today during business hours. Free also.

More ammo the BETTER.

Tax return no need to be signed.

[Mary and Jeff 0]

Thank you so much everyone! I have a lot of faith in Mary's ability to be very thorough... but we still double-check and remind each other of what needs to get done... it helps put both of our minds at ease...

I just sent the package out this morning... now it is just a matter of resisting the temptation to check the UPS website for the tracking information every 15 minutes

Thanks again!

[Michael and Joyce 0]

Just so you know, I went through the guides, and forums and I am right now 99.8% comfortable sending the package off now... I just want to be 99.99999% sure

Here is a list of what I am about to send... if you realize i am missing something, please speak up!

1. Envelope containing a copy of the entire I-129F Package sent to the USCIS

2. I-134 & supporting info

• I-134 Form (Signed and Dated)

Letter from Employer

Last 3 months of bi-weekly paychecks

W2's (2008, 2007, 2006)

Tax Returns (not signed as they were filed electronically ((*any issue here???)

Bank Statements (Showing balance in checking account, as well as my mortgage, and I included a recent statement as well)

Property Tax Statement (showing value of home)

3. Copy of Notifications (NOA1, NOA2, Letter from State Department - forwarding case to embassy)

4. Evidence of Continuing Relationship

• Cards/ Letters

Calling Cards Purchased

Engagement Ring Receipt

Emails

Chat Logs

5. Envelope Containing Checklist and Cover Letters for the 4 evelopes above

and... Enevlope #5 containing the checklists, also contains my most recent letter stating my intention to marry...

So... please... let me know... does everything look set???

My only other concern is that besides the I-134 form... is there anything else I should date/sign?

Thank you for all your help! Visajourney has help us so much during this process!!!

All good stuff. Copies of Tax returns are OK if you include the w-2 or 1099. All else is fine. More important will be that your fiancee has all her documents, originals with a copy and translations. If all your documents are in order she will find that Kiev usually doesn't go too deep into the "evidence of relationship" etc, BUT send it anyway, better to have it and not need it. Of all the big stack of stuff I brought they only wanted to look at a few photos, never even looked at the rest.

Thank you for posting this information. This is a big help.