K-1 Interview Checklist

[Chelsea Flynn 0]

Hi friends,

I'm getting my packet ready for my interview but I'm really confused in regards to the list below. I can't tell what requirements are for the 2 of us, or just me. My fiancé is the petitioner in the United States and I'm here in Canada, working on moving there. I just really can't tell from the list which items we BOTH need to have in the packet.

• Valid Passport and photocopy of the biographic page.
• 2 color passport-size pictures (5 cm X 5 cm or 2 inch X 2 inch).
• Birth Certificate, English translation and a photocopy.
• Marriage Certificate, English translation and a photocopy.
• Divorce Certificate, English translation and a photocopy.
• Custody documents, English translation and photocopy.
• Police Certificates from Canada and other countries of previous residence. (assuming this is just me but how do I get this?)
• Court / Criminal records and photocopy. (how do I get this and do we both need?)
• Military records and photocopy. (how do I get this and do we both need?)

I appreciate anyone's help clarifying this.

Thanks

[LionessDeon 2,060]

These documents should just be for you the beneficiary. All this documentation concerning him should've been sent in with the original I-129F packet. The interview is for your end of the process now.

[Chelsea Flynn 0]

These documents should just be for you the beneficiary. All this documentation concerning him should've been sent in with the original I-129F packet. The interview is for your end of the process now.

Do you know how to get the police report and court records? Can I get court records if I've never been?

[CanCal2016 21]

Hi friends,

I'm getting my packet ready for my interview but I'm really confused in regards to the list below. I can't tell what requirements are for the 2 of us, or just me. My fiancé is the petitioner in the United States and I'm here in Canada, working on moving there. I just really can't tell from the list which items we BOTH need to have in the packet. Interview material is only regarding YOU, the beneficiary.

• Valid Passport and photocopy of the biographic page.
• 2 color passport-size pictures (5 cm X 5 cm or 2 inch X 2 inch).
• Birth Certificate, English translation and a photocopy.
• Marriage Certificate, English translation and a photocopy.
• Divorce Certificate, English translation and a photocopy.
• Custody documents, English translation and photocopy.
• Police Certificates from Canada and other countries of previous residence. (assuming this is just me but how do I get this?)Call your local police station and ask them about getting a record check done, it's super simple.
• Court / Criminal records and photocopy. (how do I get this and do we both need?) Only you, and ONLY if you've been to court/jail (no, Jury Duty does not count)
• Military records and photocopy. (how do I get this and do we both need?) Only you, and ONLY if you've been employed by the Canadian military. Contact your department HR head, they'll best direct you. It's usually just a letter stating how long/in what capacity you were employed etc.

I appreciate anyone's help clarifying this.

Thanks

Do you know how to get the police report and court records? Can I get court records if I've never been?

If you've never been to court, you will have no records. They're only concerned with whether or not you've been arrested/ incarcerated etc.

Police report is separate - see above on "record check".

Hope this helps!