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Laurajc1984   8

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Afternoon!

Hope everyone is well, after seeing another post on the main K1 forum I have started to have a panic.

My fiance (the US Petitioner) was previously married and now divorced, I have a copy of his divorce papers here with me in England and I am panicking that I need a set of originals to take to my interview with me - I thought originally that as I the beneficiary have never been married that I didn't need to take any divorce papers with me but now am second questioning myself.

I've just had my medical and am awaiting an interview date but as you can imagine now worried that I need an original of his papers.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Laura

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AMZJ   61

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No you shouldn't do, it was in with the petition. You only need to take originals if you were divorced.

K-1 Jan 2016 Applicant timeline.

I-129f sent to lock box 7th January 2016.
Delivered 11th January 2016.
NOA1 sent to CSC January 14th 2016.
NOA1 Hard copy January 21st 2016.
RFE email 10th March 2016.
RFE hard copy - 21th March 2016.
RFE Evidence sent- 4th April 2016.
RFE Received by USCIS- 6th April 2016.
NOA2 Received by email dated 18th April 2016.
NOA2 hard copy - April 21st 2016
NVC Recieved- May 9th 2016.
NVC number received- May 9th 2016.
DS-160 filled out - 9th May 2016.
Medical - May 18th 2016
CEAC in Transit - 11th May 2016.
CEAC update embassy received medical- may 24th 2016
Interview- June 15th 2016. - approved!!
POE- July 13th 2016 -Chicago

Married July 18th 2016. (L)

AOS

Package sent- August 18th 2016

Arrived at Chicago Lockbox- August 20th 2016.

NOA 1 - August 25th 2016 (text received 27th).

AP NOA1- 22nd August 2016 (text received 27th).

EAD NOA1- 22nd August 2016 (email received 27th).

NOA1 Hard copies received- September 1st 2016.

Bio-metrics- 20th September 2016.

Request Initial Information for I-485 - October 6th 2016.

RFIE- Affidavit Support information October 11th 2016.

RFIE- Response sent Overnight USPS. October 17th 2016.

RFIE- Delivered October 18th 2016.

RFIE- Received by USCIS October 20th 2016.

EAD- Card Being produced November 17th 2016.

AP- Approved November 17th 2016.

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trudi   1,317

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Afternoon!

Hope everyone is well, after seeing another post on the main K1 forum I have started to have a panic.

My fiance (the US Petitioner) was previously married and now divorced, I have a copy of his divorce papers here with me in England and I am panicking that I need a set of originals to take to my interview with me - I thought originally that as I the beneficiary have never been married that I didn't need to take any divorce papers with me but now am second questioning myself.

I've just had my medical and am awaiting an interview date but as you can imagine now worried that I need an original of his papers.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Laura

No you don't need his divorce papers, fingers crossed for a speedy interview date :)

Everything crossed for a smooth and stress free journey

 
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