October 2017 I-129 K-1 filers

[annaandasbjorn 35]

3 minutes ago, YandJ said:

I went in February and dropped off the paperwork. I signed a few pages for the affidavit with different dates, April 1st (a girl can dream), may, June and July. Same with letter of intent. Only thing he is missing is the NOA2. I was planning on just bringing everything to the interview but he is in Cuba and they have a document check in Havana before they go to the appointment in Colombia. Yes, his interview is in a 3rd country, which he needs a visa to get to as well. It's a mess, especially because the Colombian embassy in Havana is overwhelmed and won't accept a visa petition more than 10 days before your appointment. I need wine, lots of wine. 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

oh my goodness!! i hope it all works out quickly and smoothly for you guys!

1 minute ago, Naes said:

Nothing wrong with doing that. My fiancé is coming this weekend also bringing the paperwork.. it's like an excuse to see each other  

cool, sounds good.  i'm going to go for about a month to bring him the paperwork and to help him move! We'll fly back together once he gets his visa.  we've been long distance for about 4 months now so i am very much looking forward to seeing him again!!  hang in there guys, we can do this!

[DonAnn 266]

7 hours ago, annaandasbjorn said:

Is anyone else planning on going to their fiance's country to bring the paperwork?  That's what we have been planning so far and since nobody has mentioned that i wonder, anyone anticipate any problems with doing that?  Its getting so close, can't wait for all of us to be back with our loved ones so soon!

My fiancé wants me to do this as he's nervous. I would love to take the opportunity to get away for awhile lol

[SurferCat 11]

9 hours ago, annaandasbjorn said:

Is anyone else planning on going to their fiance's country to bring the paperwork?  That's what we have been planning so far and since nobody has mentioned that i wonder, anyone anticipate any problems with doing that?  Its getting so close, can't wait for all of us to be back with our loved ones so soon!

Me too! I will go for the interview, and then we'll fly back together (it will be his first international flight, so he's nervous about the interview and the flight!  ). 

 

I'm glad I have more time to get the financial stuff in order - my accountant took FOREVER to file my 2016 taxes, and I still have to file 2017. I'm self employed, so we will definitely need those at the embassy.

 

I'm going to see him in exactly two weeks!!! 

[jean baptiste 337]

9 hours ago, YandJ said:

I went in February and dropped off the paperwork. I signed a few pages for the affidavit with different dates, April 1st (a girl can dream), may, June and July. Same with letter of intent. Only thing he is missing is the NOA2. I was planning on just bringing everything to the interview but he is in Cuba and they have a document check in Havana before they go to the appointment in Colombia. Yes, his interview is in a 3rd country, which he needs a visa to get to as well. It's a mess, especially because the Colombian embassy in Havana is overwhelmed and won't accept a visa petition more than 10 days before your appointment. I need wine, lots of wine. 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

please is this means that the petitioner have to send another letter of intent to the beneficiary for the interview?

 

i' would like my fiancee to be able to gravel with the document to here but that will be difficult for her because of her work at the hospital so we're planning to use a fast poatal service

 

please can someone listed here again all the documents that the beneficiary need ?

thank to everyone

[Yuilicious 65]

3 hours ago, jean baptiste said:

please is this means that the petitioner have to send another letter of intent to the beneficiary for the interview?

 

i' would like my fiancee to be able to gravel with the document to here but that will be difficult for her because of her work at the hospital so we're planning to use a fast poatal service

 

please can someone listed here again all the documents that the beneficiary need ?

thank to everyone

Yes, you need another letter of intent to marry with the date much closer to the beneficiary's interview.

As far as I understand, the petitioner needs to mail;

 

1. Form I-134, Affidavit of Support, by my fiancé. (Fiancé should send one dated close to your interview date. Make sure to use the latest edition form by that time. >> I am not 100% sure about the date, but the person I asked about what my fiancé has to send me via mail  told me this so I am just going to follow her advice.)

2. My fiancé's tax return for the last 3 years (which means the tax returns for 2017, 2016 and 2015.)

3. Other paperwork that USCIS listed on the instructions for form I-134 such as a copy of his birth certificate, Pay stubs, Employment letter, Bank statements, and Investment statements if available.

4. Proof of ongoing relationship from each of the petitioner.

5. A letter of intent to marry dated close to the interview date.

6. A copy of the NOA2 >> I have a question here.. He doesn't have to send me the original NOA2??

 

That's all I know! Please someone let me know if there is anything else the petitioner needs to mail to the beneficiary:) Also I got this list from someone whom I explained my situation, so depending on your case, there may be more paperwork. So I can't be 100% sure for each case..

Also please note that this is the list of what the petitioner needs to mail to the beneficiary before his/her interview. There are more information the beneficiary needs to bring to the interview such as the medical exam, but I did not list these paperwork here.

Edited March 7, 2018 by Yuilicious

[Yuilicious 65]

20 hours ago, annaandasbjorn said:

Is anyone else planning on going to their fiance's country to bring the paperwork?  That's what we have been planning so far and since nobody has mentioned that i wonder, anyone anticipate any problems with doing that?  Its getting so close, can't wait for all of us to be back with our loved ones so soon!

I wish my fiancé is coming to Japan for the interview!!!!!!! We can't really afford it..  But I am glad to see some of you are going to have your fiancé with you for the interview! Knowing that makes me feel like I am not alone in this! I know it sounds odd.. LOL

 

I can't wait USCIS to start processing October filers! So close!!  

[MandW 310]

19 minutes ago, Yuilicious said:

Yes, you need another letter of intent to marry with the date much closer to the beneficiary's interview.

As far as I understand, the petitioner needs to mail;

 

1. Form I-134, Affidavit of Support, by my fiancé. (Fiancé should send one dated close to your interview date. Make sure to use the latest edition form by that time. >> I am not 100% sure about the date, but the person I asked about what my fiancé has to send me via mail  told me this so I am just going to follow her advice.)

2. My fiancé's tax return for the last 3 years (which means the tax returns for 2017, 2016 and 2015.)

3. Other paperwork that USCIS listed on the instructions for form I-134 such as a copy of his birth certificate, Pay stubs, Employment letter, Bank statements, and Investment statements if available.

4. Proof of ongoing relationship from each of the petitioner.

5. A letter of intent to marry dated close to the interview date.

6. A copy of the NOA2 >> I have a question here.. He doesn't have to send me the original NOA2??

 

That's all I know! Please someone let me know if there is anything else the petitioner needs to mail to the beneficiary:) Also I got this list from someone whom I explained my situation, so depending on your case, there may be more paperwork. So I can't be 100% sure for each case..

Also please note that this is the list of what the petitioner needs to mail to the beneficiary before his/her interview. There are more information the beneficiary needs to bring to the interview such as the medical exam, but I did not list these paperwork here.

1. true

2. true but also is different if your self employed, if self employed only most recent tax return

3. true, but if self employed only the most recent tax return is needed, no bank statements needed.

4. true

5. true, doesn't have to be mailed if your attending the interview with the fiancé or at least will be present at the building if not allowed in just give the updated intent to the fiance

6. better to make a copy and have both on hand in case they ask, better to have it then not have it. Not worth the risk to wait for "further administrative processing" especially if you left it at home in the states and brought only a copy and they ask for the real one.

Edited March 7, 2018 by MandW

[DeepakChani 738]

hear yee hear yee

 

September group calls themselves the Berries (pun on Septemberries) 

 

As October NOA 1st it is your moral duty to help name your group. 

 

SUGGESTIONS WELCOMED 

 

OctoBURN (hopefully USCIS burns through October 129fs) 

[Albert V 75]

37 minutes ago, DeepakChani said:

hear yee hear yee

 

September group calls themselves the Berries (pun on Septemberries) 

 

As October NOA 1st it is your moral duty to help name your group. 

 

SUGGESTIONS WELCOMED 

 

OctoBURN (hopefully USCIS burns through October 129fs) 

It's cold in NJ, so I'd say Octobrrr

[L and E 305]

40 minutes ago, DeepakChani said:

hear yee hear yee

 

September group calls themselves the Berries (pun on Septemberries) 

 

As October NOA 1st it is your moral duty to help name your group. 

 

SUGGESTIONS WELCOMED 

 

OctoBURN (hopefully USCIS burns through October 129fs) 

Octofiles! Or octofilers... although it’s impossible to shorten that hehe 

[sumbunny 566]

Octobros.

Octobuddies.

Octonauts!

[José y Yeny 81]

12 minutes ago, sumbunny said:

Octobros.

Octobuddies.

Octonautas!

Octobros 

[sumbunny 566]

1 minute ago, José y Yeny said:

Octobros 

Agreed.

[DeepakChani 738]

24 minutes ago, José y Yeny said:

Octobros 

Bros before NOA shows! 

[Christy&J 837]

3 hours ago, Albert V said:

It's cold in NJ, so I'd say Octobrrr

 

2 hours ago, José y Yeny said:

Octobros 

I like both !!!

 

Brrrrrr bros !