Filing k1 for fiance, what about her kid ?

[khmer@nike 0]

I'm finling k1 for my fiance, she also has 2 yrs old daughter. what form do i need for her daughter ?

it's wouldn't be  i-129f right ?

 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

The toddler will piggyback on her mom's I-129F for now so no separate form at the petition level. She will only need a separate form at the embassy interview stage, which would be the DS-160 for visa application.

[khmer@nike 0]

5 minutes ago, KULtoATL said:

The toddler will piggyback on her mom's I-129F for now so no separate form at the petition level. She will only need a separate form at the embassy interview stage, which would be the DS-160 for visa application.

Thank you for a quick response.  can i fill DS-160 out for her so she can bring in for interview ?

 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

Focus on the I-129F petition now. In the I-129F, provide the child's detail under the section where it asks for the beneficiary's children details

 

Don't worry about the DS-160 yet. Anyway, the DS-160 is not brought to the embassy. It is completed and signed (electronically) online and then visa fee payment needs to be made. Again, no point of doing either because your I-129F is not even submitted nor approved presently. When the time comes, 1 x DS-160 for fiancee + 1 x DS-160 for kid AND 2 x USD265 visa fee.

[f f 725]

it does not matter who fills it out as long as the information is correct and the immigrant agrees with everything that is in it.

[khmer@nike 0]

1 minute ago, KULtoATL said:

Focus on the I-129F petition now. In the I-129F, provide the child's detail under the section where it asks for the beneficiary's children details

 

Don't worry about the DS-160 yet. Anyway, the DS-160 is not brought to the embassy. It is completed and signed (electronically) online and then visa fee payment needs to be made. Again, no point of doing either because your I-129F is not even submitted nor approved presently. When the time comes, 1 x DS-160 for fiancee + 1 x DS-160 for kid AND 2 x USD265 visa fee.

got it now.  thanks again for your help  KULTOATL

 

[geowrian 22,338]

Just list all of her children on the I-129F. Once the I-129F gets approved and the case is ready to apply for the actual visa, she can submit a DS-160 for herself (K-1) then another for each of her minor children that she wants to come with her (as a K-2).

 

55 minutes ago, f f said:

it does not matter who fills it out as long as the information is correct and the immigrant agrees with everything that is in it.

It doesn't matter who fills it out, but legally the applicant must be the one to digitally sign/submit the form. You cannot sign for another adult just by them saying "it's ok".

https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/can-i-e--sign-the-ds-160-application-on-behalf-of--2841875.html

Edited July 28, 2017 by geowrian

[khmer@nike 0]

7 hours ago, geowrian said:

Just list all of her children on the I-129F. Once the I-129F gets approved and the case is ready to apply for the actual visa, she can submit a DS-160 for herself (K-1) then another for each of her minor children that she wants to come with her (as a K-2).

 

It doesn't matter who fills it out, but legally the applicant must be the one to digitally sign/submit the form. You cannot sign for another adult just by them saying "it's ok".

https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/can-i-e--sign-the-ds-160-application-on-behalf-of--2841875.html

this is very helpful, although the electronic signiture are not the same as hand.  just wondering

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

4 hours ago, khmer@nike said:

this is very helpful, although the electronic signiture are not the same as hand.  just wondering

from the point of legality they are the same

[geowrian 22,338]

6 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

from the point of legality they are the same

Yup. USCIS can require one over the other, but once a form is accepted, there is no legal difference (in enforceability) between a digital signature and a handwritten one.

Edited July 28, 2017 by geowrian

[khmer@nike 0]

6 hours ago, geowrian said:

Yup. USCIS can require one over the other, but once a form is accepted, there is no legal difference (in enforceability) between a digital signature and a handwritten one.

Thanks everyone.