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hello fellow members, mikeinkc here. i am the petitioner and i just started the petiton for K-1 visa process recently. i have read the guides, the example letters, and so far, i have only a few questions. in particular with the g-325a form, and the letters of intent to marry. i understand that both me, (petitioner) and my finace'(beneficiary) have to fill out a separate g-325 forms. my question is this. does my finace' have to fill out her copy and sign it in her country and then send it to me with an ink signature by mail of other courier? or can it be filled out by her, signed by her, and then have her scan it, and then send it thru email? my other question is the same but with her letter of intent to marry me within 90 days of entering the US with a valid K1 visa?

and one other question while i have the attention of the good folks that have already been there, done that!!! if during the period of waiting for word of approval of my petition after i send it off, i get an RFE, and i have to send originals of boarding passes, receipts, itineraries, etc....will i receive these items back so i can send these same original items along with the duplicate copy of my petition packet, to my fiance' once petition is approved?

because if i understand correctly, once my petition is approved, i am to send my duplicate petition packet, along with my original documentary proof, to my fiance'. if my originals are the subject of the RFE, how can i send the originals if they are in the hands of the USCIS? if i am missing something please tell me. i have the petition filled out correctly, copies of all of my boarding passes, ticketing comfirmation, baggage tags, receipts, photos, receipt for engagement ring, copies of random sampling of emails, messenger logs, cell phone calls, birth certificates, passport stamps, divorce decrees from both her and i, my g-325a, her g-325a(pending signature issue resolution), letter of intent from her(also in question because of signature issue)....

basically i have studied this process front to back and to front again many times, and i have most of my ducks in a row. i am excited to start this process and get it moving, but not until she and i are 100% certain that everything is in tip-top shape. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks, mikeinkc.

Sent I-129f 11/06/2010
Received NOA1 11/12/2010
Received NOA2 06/01/2011
Package left NVC 06/17/2011
Interview date 08/19/2011
Result: Approved
Visa issued 08/19/2011
USA Entry date 10/12/2011
Marriage date 12/31/2011
201 days from NOA1 until NOA2
280 days from NOA1 until Interview date
Had "Massive BRAIN FART" 03/28/2012!!!

Sent I-130 09/24/2013
Received NOA1 09/30/2013

NOA2 03/25/2014

NVC received petition 04/09/2014

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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hello fellow members, mikeinkc here. i am the petitioner and i just started the petiton for K-1 visa process recently. i have read the guides, the example letters, and so far, i have only a few questions. in particular with the g-325a form, and the letters of intent to marry. i understand that both me, (petitioner) and my finace'(beneficiary) have to fill out a separate g-325 forms. my question is this. does my finace' have to fill out her copy and sign it in her country and then send it to me with an ink signature by mail of other courier? or can it be filled out by her, signed by her, and then have her scan it, and then send it thru email? my other question is the same but with her letter of intent to marry me within 90 days of entering the US with a valid K1 visa?

and one other question while i have the attention of the good folks that have already been there, done that!!! if during the period of waiting for word of approval of my petition after i send it off, i get an RFE, and i have to send originals of boarding passes, receipts, itineraries, etc....will i receive these items back so i can send these same original items along with the duplicate copy of my petition packet, to my fiance' once petition is approved?

because if i understand correctly, once my petition is approved, i am to send my duplicate petition packet, along with my original documentary proof, to my fiance'. if my originals are the subject of the RFE, how can i send the originals if they are in the hands of the USCIS? if i am missing something please tell me. i have the petition filled out correctly, copies of all of my boarding passes, ticketing comfirmation, baggage tags, receipts, photos, receipt for engagement ring, copies of random sampling of emails, messenger logs, cell phone calls, birth certificates, passport stamps, divorce decrees from both her and i, my g-325a, her g-325a(pending signature issue resolution), letter of intent from her(also in question because of signature issue)....

basically i have studied this process front to back and to front again many times, and i have most of my ducks in a row. i am excited to start this process and get it moving, but not until she and i are 100% certain that everything is in tip-top shape. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks, mikeinkc.

All signatures must be originals not scans. Preferably in blue ink. Even if you scan it in color when you print it out you will still be able to tell that it is a copy and you will receive an RFE.

The only originals that you should send in with the I-129F should be all USCIS forms, Letters of Intent, and passport photos. Everything else can be an exact copy (that means front and back for the USC's birth certificate). If you get an RFE requesting an original you will have to send the original. Whatever you send them you will not get back. However they will have it in your file at the Embassy when the beneficiary goes for the interview.

The beneficiary should bring all originals of evidence to the interview.

Fill out your profile so we know what country the beneficiary is from. Many countries have their own set of rules and preferences which do not show up in the guides. If we know what country and embassy you are dealing with the wonderful people on VJ can give you better information.

Edited by J & K

09/13/10 - Sent in I-129F

09/16/10 - NOA1 (Letter Received 09/24/10)
10/03/10 - Only Touch Before Approval
03/30/11 - NOA2 (195 Days from NOA1) (Letter Received 04/04/11)
04/07/11 - NVC Received File
04/12/11 - File Left NVC Sent to Embassy
04/13/11 - File Received by Embassy
04/19/11 - Packet 3 Received
04/20/11 - Packet 3 Sent to Embassy
04/29/11 - Packet 4 Received
06/06/11 - Interview (263 Days from NOA1) APPROVED!!!!
06/09/11 - VISA Received
07/04/11 - POE (Washington D.C. Dulles)
07/25/11 - Married

08/11/11 - Sent in I-485,I-131,I-765
08/17/11 - NOA1
09/12/11 - Biometrics
10/13/11 - EAD and AP Approved
10/22/11 - EAD Card Received
10/26/11 - AOS Interview (APPROVED!)
11/04/11 - Green Card Received

08/13/13 - Sent in I-751

08/20/13 - NOA1

09/24/13 - Biometrics (Bad Fingerprints)

10/17/13 - Redo Biometrics, Walk-In

12/03/13 - NOA2 (Approved!)

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