Confused with DS-156K

[Jason96 1]

My fiance is filling out the DS-156K for the Philippines consular visit this week, and she and I are wanting to know if the proof of relationship being asked for by the DS-156K is the same proof of relationship that we are submitting for the I-129f? I have sent her much documentation proving our relationship based on histories from chats, emails, phone calls, western union money transfer to show financial support, and I also have included the same information updated after our I-129f filing, so does she just copy all of that documentation to add with that form to use as the proof of relationship for that form, or is she supposed to come up with something differently for the proof of relationship? Just confused and would like some guidance if anyone can help!

Thanks so much!

[tokyobelle 2]

she needs to prepare additional proof (chats, emails, phone logs, pictures if there's a recent visit after you filed the I-129F). in my case the CO did not check/ask for my proof/evidences anymore and he browsed through the evidences my fiance sent the USCIS.

[Tahoma 2,292]

I sent Chinook an exact copy of the I-129F petition packet that I sent to the USCIS. I also sent her additional proof of a continuing relationship that spanned the time period from when I sent the I-129F petition packet to the USCIS until just before her interview (more emails, chat logs, etc.). However, none of those documents need to be attached to the DS-156K. Your fiancée will simply take them to her interview and have them available if they are needed by the pre-screener or the consular officer.

[Jason96 1]

I sent Chinook an exact copy of the I-129F petition packet that I sent to the USCIS. I also sent her additional proof of a continuing relationship that spanned the time period from when I sent the I-129F petition packet to the USCIS until just before her interview (more emails, chat logs, etc.). However, none of those documents need to be attached to the DS-156K. Your fiancée will simply take them to her interview and have them available if they are needed by the pre-screener or the consular officer.

Thanks so much for your response! I think this was the clarification I was looking for, and so it has helped us know what she should do when she goes in this week for her interview! Thanks again so much for your helpful reply!!!

[Tahoma 2,292]

Thanks so much for your response! I think this was the clarification I was looking for, and so it has helped us know what she should do when she goes in this week for her interview! Thanks again so much for your helpful reply!!!

You are very welcome...and good luck with the interview.