What are documents required for "beneficiary" when US citizen file his application?

[Yanyan 3]

Good day everyone!

I have another question, Hope you guys can share your ideas...

I am the beneficiary, so this is my question:

What are the documents needed as "beneficiary" when my fiance going to file his application.

Does he needs my original Birth Certificate, Cenomar (Certificate of No Marriage), Passport Copy, NBI clearance/police clearance for his application?

I have friend who just been approved & already in the US, told me to prepare those documents that I mentioned above for the petioneer's application.

I am just wondering and curious if the US citizen (Petioneer) really need these documents during the first step.

My fiance is coming next month and let me fill-out the G-325A. So I'm thinking if he really needs my other documents I better get them earlier because it will takes time to release. And also for the police clearance there is an expiration date, so if it is not yet needed I rather not to process & wait till it's needed.

so I can save money and time.

As I read here, on assembling the package for I-129F, in beneficiary side, only fill-out the form G-325A and passport size photo.

And my understanding also while I'm reading the steps here on VJ, is I'm going to use those documents during interview.

But since I have doubts if im right or wrong, I decided to ask some helps from here so I can hear more ideas.

Thank you and Good luck.

Edited March 28, 2014 by Michky

[sadavis5 46]

I didn't send any of the stuff in bold. Those things you'll need for the interview.

The passport copy would be useful to corroborate any meetings you had outside of the Philippines, but it's not a requirement.

[rosejosh 2]

I don't think he needs that for his application.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Good day everyone!

I have another question, Hope you guys can share your ideas...

I am the beneficiary, so this is my question:

What are the documents needed as "beneficiary" when my fiance going to file his application.

Does he needs my original Birth Certificate, Cenomar (Certificate of No Marriage), Passport Copy, NBI clearance/police clearance for his application?

I have friend who just been approved & already in the US, told me to prepare those documents that I mentioned above for the petioneer's application.

I am just wondering and curious if the US citizen (Petioneer) really need these documents during the first step.

My fiance is coming next month and let me fill-out the G-325A. So I'm thinking if he really needs my other documents I better get them earlier because it will takes time to release. And also for the police clearance there is an expiration date, so if it is not yet needed I rather not to process & wait till it's needed.

so I can save money and time.

As I read here, on assembling the package for I-129F, in beneficiary side, only fill-out the form G-325A and passport size photo.

And my understanding also while I'm reading the steps here on VJ, is I'm going to use those documents during interview.

But since I have doubts if im right or wrong, I decided to ask some helps from here so I can hear more ideas.

Thank you and Good luck.

No your fiance does not need any of those documents for filing the I-129F, for the petition process follow the guide here on VJ

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

The BC, CENOMAR, passport, NBI (for travel abroad) and police clearance (from foreign country if you lived in another country for 6 months or more from age 16 and older) are are required during the visa process in Manila.

Stop by the Philippines forum and say HI! http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

[millionmileslove 8]

Only forms are needed. I sent my form through LBC as well as pictures, copy of packages or money receipts he sent, any evidence that you have so he can include it in the packet. Make sure to not send the original if you dont have any copy (photocopy of receipts will do)

NBI, CENOMAR, NSO are needed during the interview. You should not request them as early as now because it may expire when you got approved (anyways, if you got no problems in the packet, it may be approved in a month or so) but just to be sure i got mine months before my interview i started gathering/applying for those after receiving NOA2 which is the approval (start with NBI the line is longer and requires schedulling specially during first quarter of the year)

[millionmileslove 8]

BTW i also sent him signed intent to marry all forms/papers no NSO whatsoever and police clearance only apply if you have LIVED in other country other than your contry of origin in the past 6 months i think

[Yanyan 3]

Thanks to all the response...Really helped our journey soon...God bless everyone.