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Ash & Tiffany   4

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Everybody,

I'm a new member - just joined this morning - but I've been browsing this site for months.

I have a question relating to the originals I need to supply at my K-1 interview in Sydney. My fiancee in the US is supplying a copy of her birth certificate and US passport for the I-129F (birth certificate for proof of citizenship and passport for entry stamps to Australia to visit me in the last two years). I want to know if I will have to provide her original passport and birth certificate in my interview to back up the copies she's sending in the petition?

Any help is greatly appreciated...

Thanks!

IR-1/CR-1

USCIS
Department of Homeland Security - 61 days
12/27/2012: Sent I-130 to Chicago Lockbox
12/31/2012: Petition Received by USCIS
01/02/2013: NOA1
03/02/2013: NOA2
03/04/2013: Touch

NVC

Department of State - 36 days
03/07/2013: NVC received
03/25/2013: IIN/Case number
03/25/2013: DS-3032 Received via email (Accepted: 04/02/2013)
03/25/2013: AOS Bill (Payment Posted: 03/26/2013)
03/28/2013: AOS Packet Sent (Received by NVC: 03/29/2013)
04/04/2013: IV Bill (Payment Posted: 04/05/2013)
04/07/2013: IV Packet Sent (Received by NVC: 04/11/2013)
04/30/2013: Case Complete

US Consulate Sydney

Department of State - 49 days
05/02/2013: Embassy received
04/17/2013: Medical (Result: Passed)
04/30/2013: Interview Letter Received
06/18/2013: Interview (Result: Approved )

06/19/2013: Visa Issued & Printed
06/20/2013: Visa in hand

POE

Los Angeles, CA
08/02/2013: Entered US as a LPR

ROC

Louisville, KY

07/13/2015: Filed ROC petition with USCIS

07/20/2015: NOA received from USCIS

08/25/2015: Biometrics appointment

Money spent to date: $3438.00

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the answer will be NO. at least not passport and birth certificate, but others, yes.

Everybody,

I'm a new member - just joined this morning - but I've been browsing this site for months.

I have a question relating to the originals I need to supply at my K-1 interview in Sydney. My fiancee in the US is supplying a copy of her birth certificate and US passport for the I-129F (birth certificate for proof of citizenship and passport for entry stamps to Australia to visit me in the last two years). I want to know if I will have to provide her original passport and birth certificate in my interview to back up the copies she's sending in the petition?

Any help is greatly appreciated...

Thanks!

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