K2 - child of fiancee, how much is the int.fee/what to bring?

[macadamias 1]

hi hank, is it possible that the ds-156 be filled up and printed out by my sister in the philippines? i dont have my sons passport number yet. he had it renewed and DFA (foreign affairs in the philippines) couldnt produce a passport for 2 mos because their machine was broken. my sons passport expected date is next week july 10, and i want to send the necessary papers tomorrow , july 5 friday, for it to get to them on time..

https://evisaforms.state.gov/ds156.asp

[macadamias 1]

after reviewing all the documents, is it possible that my sister in the philippines fill out the forms

ds 156

https://evisaforms.state.gov/ds156.asp

ds 157

http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/126741.pdf

ds 230

http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/81807.pdf

for my son? so i dont need to ship or send out anything, thank you very much in advance

[macadamias 1]

also my son is only 10, on the forms, as the applicant, i put his name there right, but who will sign it? i dont think he knows how to sign yet...

i would like to add, i do not need to send any more of the forms like the tax forms and stuff right? thank you

Edited July 5, 2013 by macadamias

[Hank_ 9,174]

hi hank, is it possible that the ds-156 be filled up and printed out by my sister in the philippines? i dont have my sons passport number yet. he had it renewed and DFA (foreign affairs in the philippines) couldnt produce a passport for 2 mos because their machine was broken. my sons passport expected date is next week july 10, and i want to send the necessary papers tomorrow , july 5 friday, for it to get to them on time..

https://evisaforms.state.gov/ds156.asp

Does your sister have power of attorney regarding your son so that she can complete and sign those forms? If so I see no issue with her completing and signing the forms.

The DS-156 requires a passport number on it, but you do not need the form until the interview. Do you have an interview date yet?

after reviewing all the documents, is it possible that my sister in the philippines fill out the forms

ds 156

https://evisaforms.state.gov/ds156.asp

ds 157

http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/126741.pdf

ds 230

http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/81807.pdf

for my son? so i dont need to ship or send out anything, thank you very much in advance

Yes its possible, IF your sister has a special power of attorney (for your son) from you for doing this.

There was a topic on this just recently about power of attorney for "limited guardianship" to complete this process.

[macadamias 1]

i sent my father a red ribbon certificate so he could travel with my son , is that ok?

[Hank_ 9,174]

also my son is only 10, on the forms, as the applicant, i put his name there right, but who will sign it? i dont think he knows how to sign yet...

i would like to add, i do not need to send any more of the forms like the tax forms and stuff right? thank you

You son being a minor would require a parent or guardian signing those forms.

Yes you will still need the I-134 (from the original petitioner, your husband now) with a copy of the most recent tax return and W-2.

You will need almost everything the same as when you completed your K-1 visa, follow the embassy instructions letter to the "T", have all documents and forms listed in the instructions letter, except those that the embassy states are not for the K-2 or not required because of his age.

[macadamias 1]

oh :/ ok thanks hank, very much appreciated.

[Darnell 8,478]

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[macadamias 1]

hi guys sorry again i am just trying to be thorough, on the forms ds 156 157 and 230 i put my sons name there, right, and on the signature, i sign it ?? do i need to put c/o (care of) or just sign it?

and on i-134 http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134.pdf affidavit of support

my husbands name on the beginning part (question 1) and (3) "this affidavit executed on behalf of the following person"

<my sons name>

8)following person is dependent upon me for support

my name

9)i have previously submitted an affidavit of support for

my name

--

for my father in law i-134

3)this affidavit is for the behalf of (my sons name)

8) follwing person is dependent on me for support (his wifes name)

9) i have previously submitted an affidavit of support for (my name)

i hope i made this understandable, thank you in advance again

[Hank_ 9,174]

Sign forms like this: (print) For son's name then sign your name (and your relationship) mother

I-134, husband completes his part said as before.

3) Yes that is your son's name

8) Yes that is your name ( and if he has dependent children their names)

9) Yes your name

Father-in-law follows the same format, if he co-sponsored you before then he lists you same as you husband for 8 & 9

[macadamias 1]

hi hank thank you for your response, can i clarify if i need the tax forms to be original or is it ok that it is a copy? like

just send the filled out tax forms and i-134 scan it and email it?

as seen on the website if i am not mistaken

Form I-134 Affidavit of Support: The I-134 Affidavit of Support is required for returning residents (SB-1), fiancé(e)s or spouses of U.S. citizens (K1, K3), children of K1 and K3 applicants, and applicants with special immigrant status. A copy of the sponsor's most recent Federal Income Tax Return (Form 1040) should accompany the I-134. Faxed copies of the ITR are acceptable.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3217.html

edit:

nevermind it states on the letter N of the pdf the i-134 needs to be original ..

im just trying to make it in time before his interview

Edited July 9, 2013 by macadamias