K-1 Visa Birth certificate

[Martha&Alex 5]

Hello everyone,

I'm getting the I-129F package together to send it out before the end of the month

and i'm confused with the birth certificate and few other aspects, therefore i have few questions.

1. Who's Birth certificates do i include in the I-129F package?

2. Do i need the translation for the birth certificates before i send the package?

3. Does the translation needs to be notarized?

4. I'm currently serving in the U.S Military, Do i include my military record?

5. Question 14. in the I-129F form about the address where my fiance tends to live here;

i'm currently living inside the base i'm planning to move out before the interview, therefore

can i put the base address as the place intended to live at then the day of the interview bring proof

that i don't live there any more and have a place for both to live. Or can i put one of my close friends

address?

Please Help me with these questions i will appreciate it a lot, since is a hassle trying to see

the Legal Officer of the base i'm currently stationed in.

[mugumogu 18]

Hello everyone,

I'm getting the I-129F package together to send it out before the end of the month

and i'm confused with the birth certificate and few other aspects, therefore i have few questions.

1. Who's Birth certificates do i include in the I-129F package?

2. Do i need the translation for the birth certificates before i send the package?

3. Does the translation needs to be notarized?

4. I'm currently serving in the U.S Military, Do i include my military record?

5. Question 14. in the I-129F form about the address where my fiance tends to live here;

i'm currently living inside the base i'm planning to move out before the interview, therefore

can i put the base address as the place intended to live at then the day of the interview bring proof

that i don't live there any more and have a place for both to live. Or can i put one of my close friends

address?

Please Help me with these questions i will appreciate it a lot, since is a hassle trying to see

the Legal Officer of the base i'm currently stationed in.

1. Include both birth certificates.

2. You do not need a translation of the birth certificate so long as it's either in English or in the native language of the country in which the interview is taking place.

3. Any translation you get would not need to be notarized.

4. The more information you include, the better. Why not include it?

5. Do exactly what the question says. Where does your fiance intend to live upon coming to the US? If you don't know the address of the place to which you are moving, put the base address. It probably won't be an issue, but if asked, at the interview your fiance can just provide the new address.

[sabi 148]

Hello everyone,

I'm getting the I-129F package together to send it out before the end of the month

and i'm confused with the birth certificate and few other aspects, therefore i have few questions.

1. Who's Birth certificates do i include in the I-129F package?

2. Do i need the translation for the birth certificates before i send the package?

3. Does the translation needs to be notarized?

4. I'm currently serving in the U.S Military, Do i include my military record?

5. Question 14. in the I-129F form about the address where my fiance tends to live here;

i'm currently living inside the base i'm planning to move out before the interview, therefore

can i put the base address as the place intended to live at then the day of the interview bring proof

that i don't live there any more and have a place for both to live. Or can i put one of my close friends

address?

Please Help me with these questions i will appreciate it a lot, since is a hassle trying to see

the Legal Officer of the base i'm currently stationed in.

1.as far as I am aware you only need to include a birth cert of the us citizen

2. if you weren't born in the USA and you have a US passport then just copy every page and send that

[Inky 1,111]

You do not include both birth certificates at the initial filing - the beneficiary is needed at the interview.

There is no need what so ever for your military record and you should not include it.

You may use either your base address or your friends address and update the address at a later time yes.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

Only the US citizen's birth certificate OR copies of all passport pages need to be submitted. It's to prove citizenship.

The beneficiary will provide their birth certificate at the time of interview.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

You do not include both birth certificates at the initial filing - the beneficiary is needed at the interview.

There is no need what so ever for your military record and you should not include it.

You may use either your base address or your friends address and update the address at a later time yes.

[Martha&Alex 5]

Thank you guys so much, this means that my proof of citizenship replaces the birth certificate

and my fiance will present his at the time of the interview. I guess im putting the base address

since there's where my mail is received. =)

[bigdog 376]

Yes, yes, follow the directions, try and not read too much into this.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

Thank you guys so much, this means that my proof of citizenship replaces the birth certificate

and my fiance will present his at the time of the interview. I guess im putting the base address

since there's where my mail is received. =)

That's right. Good luck with your journey.