Do I need i-129f for the interview or not?

[Nervoustraveller 1]

Just now, Erin86 said:

Sorry for the confusion! I am filing in Israel and they have sent me the I-129F although I didn't see it required anywhere... Regarding medical - I was given an envelope I was told not to open and bring to my interview.

Ah that makes sense! It can get pretty confusing since everywhere operates a bit differently, I posted this in the first place because I think I was reading advice from someone filing from a different country. Best of luck with your interview!

[Erin86 39]

4 minutes ago, Nervoustraveller said:

Ah that makes sense! It can get pretty confusing since everywhere operates a bit differently, I posted this in the first place because I think I was reading advice from someone filing from a different country. Best of luck with your interview!

Yeah, not sure why it is different, it just confuses us haha... Thanks so much!

[LukeU 413]

20 hours ago, Nervoustraveller said:

Yeah I believe you're correct that an envelope doesn't come into play until we receive passport/visa back, then is given at POE. I don't have a copy of i-129f either,  but some searches I'd seen said a copy may be needed which is why I posted to make sure. But apparently that is just for embassies that rely on things being sent by post. Since London embassy mostly deals with the paperwork electronically, we don't need a copy of I-129f

 

20 hours ago, KirstyMcDonald said:

That was my understanding, too, so glad we're on the same page. I think if you have everything that is listed on the US embassy London's website (which doesn't say anything about I129F) then you'll be good! Best of luck!

Good luck to you both and @Nervoustraveller thanks for confirming. 

 

We were also pretty close to the 4 monthly mark for the Letter of intent to marry. NOA2 late Nov, interview early March. I took new ones with me, but they didn't ask at all  No I-129F required that's a certain. 

 

Keep us updated!