Do I need a intent letter for k-1 interview ?

[Mohsin786 23]

Hello guys I just planned to get a intent letter in which I will show my future plans what we both plan to do having arrived at US do you think this letter can be useful will it help my interview to get stronger I will look forward for your responses and help thank you

[Inky 1,111]

Most USEM will ask for a second letter(first was provided in the original k-1 petition) of intent at the K-1 visa interview yes.

[Tim/Mav 305]

Hello guys I just planned to get a intent letter in which I will show my future plans what we both plan to do having arrived at US do you think this letter can be useful will it help my interview to get stronger I will look forward for your responses and help thank you

The letter of Intent was supplied with your Original 129-F. Yes, I strongly reccommend a New updated Letter of Intent and signed in ink by the Petitioner for your interview. I'm sure others will agree.

[Dan & Jenni 457]

The letter of Intent was supplied with your Original 129-F. Yes, I strongly reccommend a New updated Letter of Intent and signed in ink by the Petitioner for your interview. I'm sure others will agree.

i agree

[Andie 147]

The letter of Intent was supplied with your Original 129-F. Yes, I strongly reccommend a New updated Letter of Intent and signed in ink by the Petitioner for your interview. I'm sure others will agree.

From what I understand the initial Letter of Intent and then providing a second updated one at interview shows an ongoing commitment and therefore evidence of ongoing relationship.

[Ro Damon 7]

Am updated letter of intent to reconfirm your decision to marry within 90 days is necessary at most interview and recommended.

best wishes,

Ro

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Do I need a intent letter for k-1 interview ?

No. Worry about the actual requirements listed in the K-1 interview packet, and on the website for the embassy/consulate that will conduct the interview.

[Tim/Mav 305]

No. Worry about the actual requirements listed in the K-1 interview packet, and on the website for the embassy/consulate that will conduct the interview.

NO ? Humme'... A k-1 interveiw packet ?

Proof of a ongoing relationship is required and not talking for 3 months and not showing proof is a red flag to the consulate.

The interview will focus majorly on the Petitioners ability to support and intentions for his future spouse to obtain her Visa. So It is suggested that the Petitioner supply a NEW Letter of Intent for her Interview.

There is no such thing as a K-1 Interview Packet. Those Mole Hills were already jumped.

The NEW Letter of Intent pays a positive effect to the Consulate along with supportive documents of a on going relationship.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

NO ? Humme'... A k-1 interveiw packet ?

Proof of a ongoing relationship is required and not talking for 3 months and not showing proof is a red flag to the consulate.

The interview will focus majorly on the Petitioners ability to support and intentions for his future spouse to obtain her Visa. So It is suggested that the Petitioner supply a NEW Letter of Intent for her Interview.

There is no such thing as a K-1 Interview Packet. Those Mole Hills were already jumped.

The NEW Letter of Intent pays a positive effect to the Consulate along with supportive documents of a on going relationship.

For instance:

http://photos.state.gov/libraries/manila/19452/public/Revised%20K1%20Instruction%20Packet%20_3__rtf2_003.pdf

Show me where letter of intent is listed there.

[TBoneTX 46,088]

not talking for 3 months

Where did anyone in this thread say anything about this?

[Tim/Mav 305]

It is COMMON SENSE and is a persons choice.

What is proof of a ongoing relationship and tells the Consulate again (though your Guildlines maynot say so) You intend to Marry within 90 days.

I never mix-up Common Sense with Guildlines from VJ and never swayed by Remarks from Others.

In the end: It is the Burden of Proof of the Petitioner/Beneficiary to prove the relationship and not YOUR PERSONAL / and/or Guildlines your read here.

So Crusty, T-Bone. With that said: Are you saying it would not be beneficial to include a New Intent Letter? And don't tell me: No. If you do, you are not thinking of the OP but reading to much and lost your Common Sense.

There are haters here and other Members watch what we write to help them. Don't get caught-up in your attitudes.

[TBoneTX 46,088]

The question was, where in this thread did anyone say anything about "not talking for 3 months." You avoided answering that.

There are haters here and other Members watch what we write to help them. Don't get caught-up in your attitudes.

Calling people names is a violation of the VJ TOS. And please avoid assigning "attitude" to people who are accustomed to reading accurately and responding accordingly.

[dukeandduchess 141]

I would bring one just in case.

I was not asked for one at my interview, but it is one thing VJ suggests bringing so I did.

[Tim/Mav 305]

The question was, where in this thread did anyone say anything about "not talking for 3 months." You avoided answering that.Calling people names is a violation of the VJ TOS. And please avoid assigning "attitude" to people who are accustomed to reading accurately and responding accordingly.

Your first question: Never was mentioned in the post from the OP but assume there was no communication for a period of time and the beneficiary shows for an interveiw for a Visa. (There could be a good cause for this and just a posibility) A supportive Document such as a New Letter of Intent would help suffice the Consulate.

#2 Question. Stop crying.. No one downed you. You always throw sticks and stones at me but it does not help the OP when you fight with me. I violated no TOS. Honesty is the best policy and I think as a benefit to the OP your advice is wrong. Thats not a violation. Thats my thought as a Member here. Sit back in your chair and think back when you just started this process and put yourself in a New-Bee's shoes. I'm a New-Bee myself. We don't need attitudes, we need sound advice.

I would bring one just in case.

I was not asked for one at my interview, but it is one thing VJ suggests bringing so I did.

[Scott & Annie 19]

No. Worry about the actual requirements listed in the K-1 interview packet, and on the website for the embassy/consulate that will conduct the interview.

From the K-1 Interview Packet for Manila, and yes there is an interview packet.

"j. EVIDENCE OF A GENUINE ENGAGEMENT. You must be prepared to prove to the consular officer that you have a genuine relationship with your petitioner and a clear intention to marry within 90 days of admission into the U.S. In the past, successful applicants have submitted photographs, letters, e-mails, phone records, bank records, and remittance records as evidence supporting their relationships and intent to marry."

Doesn't say you need or must have a specific "letter of intent". But if you take one, that's up to you. We did not see the need to take one, did not take one, and did not get asked for one. As a matter of fact, other than the documents required to be presented to the screeners at the interview (DS-XX, NBI, Cenomar, etc., etc.)the only supporting document that was asked for was one photograph with the three of us together.

Oh PS:During the interview, my fiancee had to reaffirm that she understood we must marry within 90 days of her entry in the US.

Edited October 17, 2011 by Scott & Annie