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

[G&D 51]

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.

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.

Ahhh...the battling blue boxes again. Dictionary.com explains "4.any conflict or struggle: a battle for control of the Senate minds of those on VJ." I added that last part myself. Quite clever isn't it?

[TBoneTX 44,787]

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.

You're making things up, and you've admitted it. Read what was written and answer what was asked, without injecting fantasy.

#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.

This is exactly why the experienced members may follow newbies around to correct their advice, which can be quite off the mark. When corrected, most tend to apologize for their inaccuracies, rather than try to defend the indefensible.

If you say "You should prepare another letter of intent, because the moon is made of green cheese," is that accurate, correct, and lasting advice to be accepted by all?

Edited October 17, 2011 by TBoneTX

[Tim/Mav 305]

You're making things up, and you've admitted it. Read what was written and answer what was asked, without injecting fantasy.This is exactly why the experienced members may follow newbies around to correct their advice, which can be quite off the mark. When corrected, most tend to apologize for their inaccuracies, rather than try to defend the indefensible.

If you say "You should prepare another letter of intent, because the moon is made of green cheese," is that accurate, correct, and lasting advice to be accepted by all?

Well, I disagree. The moon is made of Blue Cheese.

Does the Color of the Moon have anything to do with a Letter of Intent ?

[G&D 51]

You're making things up, and you've admitted it. Read what was written and answer what was asked, without injecting fantasy.This is exactly why the experienced members may follow newbies around to correct their advice, which can be quite off the mark. When corrected, most tend to apologize for their inaccuracies, rather than try to defend the indefensible.

If you say "You should prepare another letter of intent, because the moon is made of green cheese," is that accurate, correct, and lasting advice to be accepted by all?

Well, I disagree. The moon is made of Blue Cheese.

Does the Color of the Moon have anything to do with a Letter of Intent ?

Eureka!

1. "I have found (it)": the reputed exclamation of Archimedes (or some on VJ) when, after long study, he (they) discovered a method of detecting the amount of alloy mixed with the gold in the crown of the king of Syracuse (of attaining more blue boxes and orange hearts!) 2.(used as an exclamation of triumph at a discovery.)

BTW...I love Cheese, green or blue is fine with me. Could I have some of them sesame crackers too?

[Dan & Jenni 457]

Eureka!

1. "I have found (it)": the reputed exclamation of Archimedes (or some on VJ) when, after long study, he (they) discovered a method of detecting the amount of alloy mixed with the gold in the crown of the king of Syracuse (of attaining more blue boxes and orange hearts!) 2.(used as an exclamation of triumph at a discovery.)

BTW...I love Cheese, green or blue is fine with me. Could I have some of them sesame crackers too?

:lol: :lol:

[Samu and JoJo 0]

We sent 2 intent letters one by me, signed by me and one by Johan signed by him. It certainly helps with the case, as it shows you know what is expected of you once you have your visa.

[marklovetina 52]

there's no harm if u will bring one... but in my case they didnt ask for it... and good they didnt bcoz i really dont have one...

[Enigma11561 336]

To the OP.

It never hurts to have an updated ( dated) letter of intent. But keep it simple. You do not need to show "plans". The basic letter should be:

Date

I ( your name) plan to marry ( her name)within 90 days of her (my) arrival in the United States in accordance with the K1 visa process.

Signed ( your name)

And then the exact same letter with the names reversed and signed by her.

This has been used by many people and works well.

[Dan & Jenni 457]

To the OP.

It never hurts to have an updated ( dated) letter of intent. But keep it simple. You do not need to show "plans". The basic letter should be:

Date

I ( your name) plan to marry ( her name)within 90 days of her (my) arrival in the United States in accordance with the K1 visa process.

Signed ( your name)

And then the exact same letter with the names reversed and signed by her.

This has been used by many people and works well.

i totally agree

no matter what anyone else says on here it cant hurt to take a new letter of intent to the interview with you. my advice to anyone is it is better to be over prepared than under prepared

godspeed

[Brian121957 43]

WE did not have an update Letter of Intent and it was not asked for.

But while you are thinking about it why not throw one in with the next letter you send. Its a few cents to print and sign. Cheep insurance.