Just want to check

[BaBamSam 239]

Hi Friends!

I'm back to double check that I've sent my fiance everything he'll need for the interview. Here's what has been posted:

Copy of I-129F packet I submitted

NOA1 and NOA2 originals

I-134 Form (dad is sponsor)

- 3 years tax transcripts

- letter from his employer with title, salary, start date and permanency of position

- 2 most recent paystubs

I-134 Form (my own)

- 3 years recent tax forms

I think my dad included a letter from his credit union about his checking and savings account, too, but I'm not 100% sure.

How is this looking? My fiance is still going to try to self-sponsor first with the following:

- Proof of property ownership (valued a few weeks ago)

- Proof of liquid financial assets

- Proof of stock holding and non-liquid assets

- Proof of bank account funds

His police certificated (finally) arrived today (got lost, naturally) and he'll schedule his medical tomorrow. He has all the forms he needs, I wrote up the cover letter, and he's retrieving his birth certificate from his mom this week at some point.

Can someone reassure me that my paranoia and stress is not warranted? Or point out something I'm missing?

Thank you all for bearing with me (again)!

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[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I will reassure you that you have sent more than enough.

Copy of I-129F packet, and NOA1 and NOA2 originals or even photocopies are not part of the interview process. One year of tax returns is also enough, not three. People get approved without any even, but a tax return is an excellent way to prove income. Looks like your part is done.

I hope you kept a photocopy of the NOA2 as it is essential for adjustment of status. If you didn't, tell your fiancé to make sure it gets back to the US for the time when it is needed.

[Portlandia 15]

I think you also need to send an up-to-date "letter of intent", to prove that even after the stupidly long USCIS delays in processesing the original visa petition, you do in fact still want to marry your beloved fiance... (obviously you won't phrase it in that way - my fiance is just changing the date on the original one used for the i129 application and sending me that)

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I think you also need to send an up-to-date "letter of intent", to prove that even after the stupidly long USCIS delays in processesing the original visa petition, you do in fact still want to marry your beloved fiance... (obviously you won't phrase it in that way - my fiance is just changing the date on the original one used for the i129 application and sending me that)

Only if he lets the petition approval (NOA2) expire before he submits his forms and does his medical. I bet she makes him get right on it so no worries that it will need revalidating with another letter of intent. It's in the Instruction letter from London. Copy of the letter found in post #18 of the pinned K1 interview thread above.

[BaBamSam 239]

I will reassure you that you have sent more than enough.

Copy of I-129F packet, and NOA1 and NOA2 originals or even photocopies are not part of the interview process. One year of tax returns is also enough, not three. People get approved without any even, but a tax return is an excellent way to prove income. Looks like your part is done.

I hope you kept a photocopy of the NOA2 as it is essential for adjustment of status. If you didn't, tell your fiancé to make sure it gets back to the US for the time when it is needed.

Thanks! I just wanted to make sure I didn't stupidly overlook anything - and I tend to send more things than necessary, I know

I do have a photocopy of the NOA2 and he's going to be bringing it back with him anyway.

Only if he lets the petition approval (NOA2) expire before he submits his forms and does his medical. I bet she makes him get right on it so no worries that it will need revalidating with another letter of intent. It's in the Instruction letter from London. Copy of the letter found in post #18 of the pinned K1 interview thread above.

Hahaha I sent him another one anyway, but he will definitely be getting everything done before the NOA2 expires. For both of our sakes.