quick review on the document to bring to the interview!

[chinausa 7]

Hi everyone,

my fiancée's interview is on Dec 1st. Would like to do the final check.

Question #26 on the DS-156 form, How long do you intend to stay in the U.S.? what did you all fill in? We put "Permanently".

Question #27 on the DS-156 form, what is the purpose of your trip? We put "Marriage and relocation to the United States."

are those answers good enough?

quick review on the document to bring to the interview:

* passport, 2 visa photos, copy of passport bio page;

* 2 sets of signed DS-156 filled online, and with photo attached;

* 2 sets of DS-157

* 2 sets of DS-156k (1 in English, 1 in Chinese)

* GNI-2

* NOT filled Certification of legal,capacity and intent to marry (need to fill and sign in front of the visa officer, right?)

* birth certificate

* police record

* unmarried certificate

* I-134 form and sponsor/co-sponsor's last 3 years tax return, pay stubs, employer's letter, bank statement, etc

Supporting documents:

* fiancée letter of intend (from the beneficiary)

* fiance letter of intend (from the petitioner)

* K1 visa interview fee $350 receipt

* phone call records

* phone text msg records

* skype webcam video snap shots

* skype chat records

* petitioner's boarding passes to China, Chinese visa and China entry stamps on the passport

* copy of petitioner's passport bio page

* Notarized Revolution of relationship letter from the petitioner

* Notarized support letter from the petitioner parents

* the petitioner's utility bill and lease statement that prove current residency (has the address on)

* many photos taken during the trips in China together, and include photos taken with the beneficiary's parents and family members

Please tell us if we're missing anything at all.

We're really really appreciate all your help.

Your opinion is very valuable for us.

Thanks

Chris & XH

[jkelly07 120]

looks good.................if ever married before need divorce degree,, good luck

[Bob g 11]

Your choice of photos may be very important. The Visa Officer did not like the photos my girl took to the Interview. Later on when I saw them, I understood why. Be sure to write on the back of the photos, names, dates, locations, or any other imformation you may think helpful. Best of Luck...