What Documents should my K-1 Visa Fiancée bring to USA?

[Am & Ra 19]

To the VJ Experts:

My Fiancée will be flying to USA from Philippines on April 10, 2016 with a K-1 Fiancée Visa, please tell me if the following documents she will be bringing with her will be sufficient?

1. Two NSO Certified copies of Birth Certificate.

2. One Original Certificate of Baptism Certificate showing birth parents and her birth-date.

3. One Original High School Diploma.

4. One Original College Diploma and Grade Transcript.

5. One Original Certified Personal Copy of NBI Clearance.

6. One Original Certified Police Clearance from Philippines.

7. Philippine Passport with U.S. K-1 Visa attached, and CFO Sticker.

8. One Original Philippines Postal ID.

9. One Original (NOA1) & (NOA2) from USCIS.

10. One Original NVC Letter.

Will these documents be sufficient for applying for Social Security Number, and filing for Adjustment of Status???

If not, what other Documents does she need??? What extra Original Documents that she is already bringing does she need???

Thank you.

Edited March 26, 2016 by Am & Ra

[yuna628 9,727]

VJ has a guide on filing an SSN, and this tells you about documents needed.

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

[Am & Ra 19]

Thanks and yes I've already found the guide on visa journey for Social Security. Many times I've read by VJ Members to bring multiple certified copies of documents.

I'm talking about all processes and procedures, SSN, AOS, drivers License, marriage license etc. Is there anything else Im forgetting and will the documents I listed above be sufficient for my fiancee to establish her new life in USA???

Any experts out there who can tell me will the documents she's bringing be sufficient for all processes and procedures???

[Pitaya 2,577]

~Moved from K1 Progress to Fam.-based AOS Forum~

~Inquiry about AOS-associated processes, past K1~

Edited March 26, 2016 by Pitaya

[Jayank 2]

Originals and copies of every and all personal life documents, anything sent or received from inception and during the K-1 process. New life will now be in the U.S so why not bring everything.