Need help. First time will file for the K1-visa

[Pinaylang 0]

Please help. I'm trying to petition my fiancee in the Philippines. I want to make sure I got all the right document before I send off my paperworks. Please let me know if I am missing anything. Thank you

*application fee $170

*from I-129F

*evidence of my US citizenship

*form G-325a and photograph for both me and my fiancee

*form fc-029 for both me and my fiance

*proof of having met in person within the last 2 years

*letters of intent to marry both me and my fiancee

*2 or 5 photos together? how many emails should I include?

Am I missing anything else ?

[A&A 0]

Please help. I'm trying to petition my fiancee in the Philippines. I want to make sure I got all the right document before I send off my paperworks. Please let me know if I am missing anything. Thank you

*application fee $170

*from I-129F

*evidence of my US citizenship

*form G-325a and photograph for both me and my fiancee

*form fc-029 for both me and my fiance

*proof of having met in person within the last 2 years

*letters of intent to marry both me and my fiancee

*2 or 5 photos together? how many emails should I include?

Am I missing anything else ?

looks fine but dont forget:

- Cover Letter

- proof of termenation of any previous marriage for you or your fiancee (IF ANY)

- Proof of ongoing relationship (optional but recomended ) this can be ( phone records , emails, letters, chat logs ) , we sent 2 letters and 6 emails and 10 photos for us together and with family and screen shot from yahoo messanger archive includes our IM dates.

Good Luck

Edited July 9, 2007 by A&A

[SqdnGuns 21]

Please help. I'm trying to petition my fiancee in the Philippines. I want to make sure I got all the right document before I send off my paperworks. Please let me know if I am missing anything. Thank you

*application fee $170

*from I-129F

*evidence of my US citizenship

*form G-325a and photograph for both me and my fiancee

*form fc-029 for both me and my fiance

*proof of having met in person within the last 2 years

*letters of intent to marry both me and my fiancee

*2 or 5 photos together? how many emails should I include?

Am I missing anything else ?

Please see..............

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;page=examples

and

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

Both links above will give you all the info you need.

Good Luck

[Minya's wife 24]

Please help. I'm trying to petition my fiancee in the Philippines. I want to make sure I got all the right document before I send off my paperworks. Please let me know if I am missing anything. Thank you

*application fee $170

*from I-129F

*evidence of my US citizenship

*form G-325a and photograph for both me and my fiancee

*form fc-029 for both me and my fiance

*proof of having met in person within the last 2 years

*letters of intent to marry both me and my fiancee

*2 or 5 photos together? how many emails should I include?

Am I missing anything else ?

The G325a is a form that comes must be completed in quadruplicate. One set has to be filled out by the USC (4 pages all bearing an original signatures) and the other by the beneficiary fiancee (again 4 pages w/ original signatures).

Not sure why you would include e-mails....unless they go towards proving the "having met w/in the last 2 years." That is what the petition asks you to prove at this point. Some people do include evidence of an "ongoing" relationship, but it is NOT necessary at this stage of things.

Good luck,

-P

[KarenCee 3]

Some include emails to prove their ongoing relationship, although such proof isn't needed until the interview. I don't suppose it will hurt anything to send them now as long as their proof of having met within two years of filing satisfies the CO.

Glad you mentioned the 4 page thing...that can be confusing if you don't look at it close enough.

[StillThePrettiest 3]

FC-029?

first mention I've seen of that... haven't sent one to my fiance, and he was going to submit this week :s

how necessary is it? (yes, I know what it is - had a little Google)

[Dan & Jovy 0]

I've read so much in the past few months that its difficult to separate statements of opinion from those of hard facts. But I did read somewhere that the FC-029 is optional, and you can just include the same statement about unaltered copies of originals in the cover letter, and avoid the FC-029. I both filed one and included it in my cover letter as sort of a belt/suspenders method. In any case, I believe only the petitioner would need to sign the form, as the beneficiery really isn't submitting anything directly in the I-129F petition. The form itself isn't listed on the USCIS web-site under immigration forms, and it apparently hasn't been updated since 1998. These lead me to believe that making the certifying statement in the cover letter would suffice. Good luck.

[pushbrk 12,879]

Please help. I'm trying to petition my fiancee in the Philippines. I want to make sure I got all the right document before I send off my paperworks. Please let me know if I am missing anything. Thank you

*application fee $170

*from I-129F

*evidence of my US citizenship

*form G-325a and photograph for both me and my fiancee

*form fc-029 for both me and my fiance

*proof of having met in person within the last 2 years

*letters of intent to marry both me and my fiancee

*2 or 5 photos together? how many emails should I include?

Am I missing anything else ?

G-325a in quadruplicate all with original signatures?

If you want reliable feedback, be specific about anything you're referring to as "proof". It's really "evidence" but people disagree about what is sufficient.

Is "fc-029" something PI specific?

[SqdnGuns 21]

In your cover letter, just state that the copies are true and you will produsce the originals when requested.....no need for FC-029

[SqdnGuns 21]

Is "fc-029" something PI specific?

http://www.***removed***/forms/fc029fill.pdf

Old Form

[pushbrk 12,879]

Is "fc-029" something PI specific?

http://www.***removed***/forms/fc029fill.pdf

Old Form

Duh! I would just include the language as the last paragraph of a cover letter.

[StillThePrettiest 3]

thank you, you are all wonderful

I wasn't TOO concerned, as it wasn't listed in the I-129F checklist here (which is exhaustive in all ways), but you know how it is; you double check, you triple check, you read VJ, you read the VJ forums, you send links for pertinent threads to your fiance, you check again, you think you're hot to trot but then someone posts something you've never heard of before and you get a trifle fluttery