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things to send to the fiance after NOA2

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Junefifteen   0

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Hi everyone! Just got our NOA2 today after 238 days :)

Need your help to get started organizing the files my USC fiance needs to forward to me in the next few days.

VJ step-by-step guide lists "all originals of the documentary proof that you submitted for the I-129F to your fiance(e) for their interview at the embassy."

Specifically:

-original birth certificate

-original adoption paper + name change

-original passport

-original forms, proofs of relationship, passport pictures(?), letter of intent, financial docs

Can someone confirm how many authenticated copies of birth certificates are needed? Passport type photos?

How important is it to present his orig passport? reluctant to include as it could get lost in transit...

Are there other documents I missed?

Thanks in advance.

2013-08-13 - Sent AOS package (I-485/I-765/I-131 for K1; I-485/I-131 for K2)

2013-08-21 - E-notification text & email with case numbers. Receipt date for I-485 was 2013-08-15. Receipt date for I-765 and I-131 was 2013-08-20.

2013-08-24 - Received hard copy NOA1 for K1's I-485, I-765, and I-131. No NOA1 received for K2's I-485 and I-131.

2013-08-30 - Received biometrics appointment letters for 2013-09-13. Sent Request for Rescheduling form to re-reschedule biometrics.

2013-09-04 - Biometrics processing stamp (early walk-in / Infopass)

2013-09-10 - Received a second set of biometrics appointment letters so I sent back copies of our biometrics processing stamps to three offices: Alexandria BPU, NBC, and Vermont Service Center.

2013-09-23 - E-notification: change of Case Status (I-485 K1&K2 ready for interview scheduling)

2013-09-26 - Received a third biometrics appointment letter (to K1 only). Ignored.

2013-10-10 - E-notification: Interview appointment notice for 11/13/13

2013-10-14 - Received hard copy interview letter in the mail

2013-10-18 - E-notification: "name change relating to I-765"; E-notification: 1-131 approved (K1)

2013-10-22 - Received AOS interview cancellation notice by mail

2013-10-23 - E-notification: change of Case Status (I-485 K1&K2 interview cancelled) ; E-notification: I-765 approved; E-notification: 1-131 approved (K2)

​2013-11-13 - I-485 Interview for K1&K2. Approved

2015-03-30 - Divorced

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Pitaya Grand Master

Pitaya   2,577

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Congrats !!! :dancing:

Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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redvelvet   12

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From the USC petitioner, you will need the following:

1. completed and signed form 134 (financial support)

2. certified copy of divorce decree (if any)

3. recently dated and signed letter of intent to marry

4. certified copy of birth certificate

The rest of the forms, you will have to accomplish and provide like the passport.

Good luck!

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Hi everyone! Just got our NOA2 today after 238 days :)

Need your help to get started organizing the files my USC fiance needs to forward to me in the next few days.

VJ step-by-step guide lists "all originals of the documentary proof that you submitted for the I-129F to your fiance(e) for their interview at the embassy."

Specifically:

-original birth certificate

-original adoption paper + name change

-original passport

-original forms, proofs of relationship, passport pictures(?), letter of intent, financial docs

Can someone confirm how many authenticated copies of birth certificates are needed? Passport type photos?

How important is it to present his orig passport? reluctant to include as it could get lost in transit...

Are there other documents I missed?

Thanks in advance.

Don't send your passport! Never mail away your passport. If you do not have more than one of your original adoption papers, then I would not mail away those type of things either. Just send copies. I ordered more copies of my birth certificate and divorce decree from the state and sent one each of those. If you can order extra copies of things, then I think you should do that for your adoption papers too.

Only the foreign fiance(e) will need more passport photos for the interview.

Yes, also send an updated letter of intent along with your I-134 and supporting documents.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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