I-129F Question

[mac589 0]

We are about ready to file our I-129F packet but i just want to ask two questions :

1. if we need to include the birth certificate of my daughter (previous marriage) ?

2. do i need the original birth certificate of my US citizen fiancee in my interview ?

Thank you so much for the time .Really appreciate all the inputs you all will share .Good luck on our journey

[marriedtomrg 141]

Was your fiancee born in the U.S.? Is that what the birth certificate was for? (to prove US citizenship?) Your fiancee needs to provide you a complete photocopy of whatever was sent to USCIS so you can study it during the interview...and if ever the interviewing officer says they lost or misplaced something you have the copy with you.

Daughter's NSO birth certificate will be needed during the interview, not when the I-129F is filed, however she does have to be listed on the form.

We are about ready to file our I-129F packet but i just want to ask two questions :

1. if we need to include the birth certificate of my daughter (previous marriage) ?

2. do i need the original birth certificate of my US citizen fiancee in my interview ?

Thank you so much for the time .Really appreciate all the inputs you all will share .Good luck on our journey

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

We are about ready to file our I-129F packet but i just want to ask two questions :

1. if we need to include the birth certificate of my daughter (previous marriage) ?

2. do i need the original birth certificate of my US citizen fiancee in my interview ?

Thank you so much for the time .Really appreciate all the inputs you all will share .Good luck on our journey

For the I-129f petition, you DO NOT need your daughters birth certificate (K2). You only need to list her name where it asks to list ALL children. You should not need your US citizen fiancees BC for the interview. He has already shown his proof as a citizen and it is included in the petition package sent to the consulate.

That said...I had a COPY of EVERY piece of paper I EVER sent to USCIS when I went to any interview (visa or AOS) DO NOT leave papers sitting on the kitchen table when you could easily carry them in and carry them back out if you don't need them.