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[K&N10 11]

Hello!

 

We are ready to send all the documentatios required but we want to make sure we have everything, here is a list of what we got. If you all can help telling us what else we need or what we are missing it would be really appreciated. Thank you 

 

Payment receipet

G-1145

I-129F

Passport style photo- Petitioner

Passport style photo- Bneficiary

Birth certificate- petitioner

Marital status sworn statement- beneficiary

Us passport- petitioner

Letter certifying intent to marry- petitioner

Letter certifying intent to marry- beneficiary

Court and police background- petitioner

Proof of having met in person in the past 2 years  (pictures, cards, whatsapp conversations, phone calls, tickets, passport stamps)

Affidavit of support of family and friends

How we met letter by the beneficiary

[geowrian 22,337]

14 minutes ago, K&N10 said:

Marital status sworn statement- beneficiary

Affidavit of support of family and friends

These aren't needed for the I-129F.

An Affidavit of Support is commonly meant to refer to an I-134 or I-864 to address the public charge concern. I don't think that's what you meant here...just wanted to point out the terminology as you'll be seeing it more often later in the K-1 and AOS processes. And to be clear, neither the I-134 nor I-864 is needed with the I-129F filing.

 

Affidavits carry very little to no weight in terms of relationship evidence. Depending on the embassy/consulate involved, frontloading other relationship evidence may be suggested.

 

14 minutes ago, K&N10 said:

Proof of having met in person in the past 2 years  (pictures, cards, whatsapp conversations, phone calls, tickets, passport stamps)

Cards, conversations, and phone calls aren't evidence of meeting in person within the past 2 years. They can be sent as part of frontloading relationship evidence, but do nothing towards the 2 year meeting requirement (anybody can say they met, but USCIS is looking for evidence).

The tickets and passport stamps are good to include. I would also suggest receipts if you have them.

Photos are secondary evidence...perfectly fine to include, but putting a verifiable time + place is difficult on their own.

 

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How we met letter by the beneficiary

If the answer doesn't fit on the I-129F, a short statement about how you met is fine to include. Who writes it doesn't matter. They just want to know if you met through an IMB or not...and if via a dating website, they will often ask for evidence that the website/service is not an IMB (ToS, privacy policy, etc.).

 

Also, I would include a cover letter detailing what is in the packet.

Edited July 24, 2018 by geowrian

[K&N10 11]

On 24/7/2018 at 10:39 AM, geowrian said:

These aren't needed for the I-129F.

An Affidavit of Support is commonly meant to refer to an I-134 or I-864 to address the public charge concern. I don't think that's what you meant here...just wanted to point out the terminology as you'll be seeing it more often later in the K-1 and AOS processes. And to be clear, neither the I-134 nor I-864 is needed with the I-129F filing.

 

Affidavits carry very little to no weight in terms of relationship evidence. Depending on the embassy/consulate involved, frontloading other relationship evidence may be suggested.

 

Cards, conversations, and phone calls aren't evidence of meeting in person within the past 2 years. They can be sent as part of frontloading relationship evidence, but do nothing towards the 2 year meeting requirement (anybody can say they met, but USCIS is looking for evidence).

The tickets and passport stamps are good to include. I would also suggest receipts if you have them.

Photos are secondary evidence...perfectly fine to include, but putting a verifiable time + place is difficult on their own.

 

If the answer doesn't fit on the I-129F, a short statement about how you met is fine to include. Who writes it doesn't matter. They just want to know if you met through an IMB or not...and if via a dating website, they will often ask for evidence that the website/service is not an IMB (ToS, privacy policy, etc.).

 

Also, I would include a cover letter detailing what is in the packet.

thank you