Planning ahead

[Chris and Mariana 0]

Our I-129f was approved yesterday and our I-130 was approved 8/10/06.

Una pregunta...My wife is from Venezuela and I am a U.S. citizen. We were married and have been living in Costa Rica since last year. Gathering docs. (ie birth certificates, police records, etc.) can be time consuming and I am trying to have as much as possilble ready befor they ask for it. Does anbody know what type of docs. we may need to be gathering ahead of time. Also, I may be returning to the U.S. to start work again and I am trying to anticipate any docs that I may need with my wifes signature so that I can print those out have her sighn them and take them with me. Thank ya'll for all your help. This web site has been so much more helpful than my attorney.

God Bless,

Chris and Mariana

[Mew 0]

From the embassy's website

Documents Required for the K3 and K4 Visa:

* Application for Nonimmigrant Visa, Form DS-156

* Medical Examinations: Consult physicians list: Caracas Physicians or Curacao, Aruba, Winward Islands Physicians forms DS-2053, DS-3024, DS-3025, DS-3026 (Bring Originals). Medical examination is only valid for six months.

* Affidavit of Support, Form I-134 completed by the petitioner

Please prepare this documentation prior to your interview. The medical examination must be performed by one of the physicians on our list. The U.S. Citizen (Petitioner) who submitted the original petition on your behalf should complete the I-134, Affidavit of Support.

In addition to the previous documents, you must also present the following:

* Birth Certificate original and a copy (original to be returned) Legalized

* Marriage Certificate original and a copy (original to be returned)

* Passport with at least 6 months validity

* $100.00 or its equivalent in Bolivar's (cash)

* 3 photos with white background

More info here: http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...amp;cty=Caracas