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No. BUT, you will need them later on in the process before receiving Visas.

Jan 25, 2014: I-129F Sent

Feb 13, 2014: NOA1

Apr 15,2014: NOA2 Notice Via USCIS Web Site

Apr 22, 2014: NOA2 Received In Postal Mail

Apr 28: 2014: NVC Received

Apr 30: 2014: NVC Left

May 09, 2014: Embassy Received

Jul 08, 2014: Interview - Approved - CEAC Status Ready

Jul 14 2014: CEAC updated but still READY Status

Jul 16 2014: CEAC Status changed to Administrative Processing

Jul 22 2014: CEAC Status changed to Issued

Jul 28 2014: VISA received

Aug 06 2014: U.S. Arrival (Ft. Lauderdale POE)

Children (3 kids)

Apr 28 2015: Filed I130 petition for each child

Aug 21 2015: Notice from USCIS that all 3 petitions transferred to California Service Center

Sep 17 2015: Approval for all 3 petitions

Nov 12 2015: Paid one AOS fee for all 3 children

Nov 13 2015: Paid separate IV fees for all 3 children

Dec 04 2015: Filed Affidavit of Support (I864) for each child

Jan 12 2016: Received RFE for missing birth certificate from one of the kids packet

Jan 13 2016: Sent in RFE evidence ( birth certificate copy .... again O_o )

Jan 19 2016: Received notice that they received the RFE evidence

Feb 22 2016: Called and found out another RFE was being sent out about birth certificate

Feb 24 2016: Sent in (inextensa versions, not de acta versions) of birth certificates for all children

Mar 02 2016: Received notice that they received the RFE evidence

Mar 11 2016: NVC Process finished, now awaiting interview time slot to be scheduled

Mar 29 2016: Called NVC and found out today they scheduled interview

Apr 01 2016: Received Packet 4 notice via e-mail with interview date

Apr 25 2016: Children received P4 letters in the mail

May 19 2016: Interview

Jun 03 2016: Received Visas

Jul 06 2016: Travel to US

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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Welcome to the forum.

:guides: and the Example Forms. Both are easily accessible at the top of the forum page. In particular, review the K1 Visa Guide: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide and Example Form I-129F.

At the initial petition submission phase of the process, the USC petitioner is vetted. As such, only a little information about the children is required. As previously mentioned, later on at the visa interview phase of the process, more documents/information will be required of the visa beneficiaries, fiancee and children, at that time.

Good luck on your immigration journey.

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Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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I plan to marry my fiancé who lives in Japan. We have 2 children together. My question is do i need to include the birth certificates of my children who were both born in Japan in the i129f ? Thank you!

Were you a USC at the time of the children's birth? If YES then you need to complete the CRBA (Consulate Report of Birth Abroad) process for each as they can not get a visa being they are USC, they will have U.S. passports.

Hank

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Were you a USC at the time of the children's birth? If YES then you need to complete the CRBA (Consulate Report of Birth Abroad) process for each as they can not get a visa being they are USC, they will have U.S. passports.

Yes, I am a US citizen and I have filed the report of birth at the city hall in japan. Edited by SyA
Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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Yes, I am a US citizen and I have filed the report of birth at the city hall in japan.

No. CRBA is done at the Embassy (the C in CRBA). Get it started now because the embassy will not issue the visa until this is completed, you don't need additional delays later.

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Hank

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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No. CRBA is done at the Embassy (the C in CRBA). Get it started now because the embassy will not issue the visa until this is completed, you don't need additional delays later.

Thank you for the info! I've recently accepted a new position in New York. Will I need to go to the embassy in Japan or can my fiancé living in Japan do it?

Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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Thank you for the info! I've recently accepted a new position in New York. Will I need to go to the embassy in Japan or can my fiancé living in Japan do it?

Your fiancee should be able to handle it, sometimes the embassy requires DNA tests. Need to contact the embassy in Japan to start the process.

Hank

"Chance Favors The Prepared Mind"

 

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“LET’S GO BRANDON!”

 
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