Can I submit my relationship timeline for my K1 visa after I received a case number?

[VNMH 0]

Hi everyone, 

My I-129F petition was transferred to NVC 3 week ago. My case was given a case number. When can I upload my relationship timeline (including pictures) to NVC website? Thank you so much

[Edward and Jaycel 310]

For I-129F you cannot upload anything to your case through the NVC. Bring whatever additional evidence you want to add to the case to the interview.

[VNMH 0]

Thank you so much for the information. I heard many people said if there is no timeline at the time of I-129F submission, it is very likely that they will fail us and ask for more evidence instead looking at the evidence that we bring to the interview. Is that true? 

Edited Friday at 05:44 PM by VNMH

[VNMH 0]

27 minutes ago, Edward and Jaycel said:

For I-129F you cannot upload anything to your case through the NVC. Bring whatever additional evidence you want to add to the case to the interview.

Thank you so much for the information. I heard many people said if there is no timeline at the time of I-129F submission, it is very likely that they will fail us and ask for more evidence instead looking at the evidence that we bring to the interview. Is that true? 

[Edward and Jaycel 310]

Just now, VNMH said:

Thank you so much for the information. I heard many people said if there is no timeline at the time of I-129F submission, it is very likely that they will fail us and ask for more evidence instead looking at the evidence that we bring to the interview. Is that true? 

 

It all depends on the Consular Officer conducting the interview. That's why, even though it is not required for the I-129F, I urge everyone who is going this route to front-load their petition with relationship evidence. I say this because the I-129F packet you send to USCIS gets sent to the embassy for the interview. In our case, we know for sure that the CO conducting Jaycel's interview was scanning through our I-129F packet(110 pages in total) because of the comments he was making and we believe this is why the interview only consisted of 5 basic questions and lasted approximately 3 minutes before he verbally approved her and the visa was issued 3 days later.

[J.M. 250]

21 minutes ago, VNMH said:

I heard many people said if there is no timeline at the time of I-129F submission, it is very likely that they will fail us and ask for more evidence instead looking at the evidence that we bring to the interview. Is that true?

This is a Vietnam specific question.  Have a look here: Vietnam - VisaJourney.  There are several discussions about interview requirements there.

[VNMH 0]

13 minutes ago, Edward and Jaycel said:

 

It all depends on the Consular Officer conducting the interview. That's why, even though it is not required for the I-129F, I urge everyone who is going this route to front-load their petition with relationship evidence. I say this because the I-129F packet you send to USCIS gets sent to the embassy for the interview. In our case, we know for sure that the CO conducting Jaycel's interview was scanning through our I-129F packet(110 pages in total) because of the comments he was making and we believe this is why the interview only consisted of 5 basic questions and lasted approximately 3 minutes before he verbally approved her and the visa was issued 3 days later.

We sent about twenty pictures with the petition. We did not write a timeline. At the time we submitted the petition there were not a lot of evidence. However, after one and the half year, we have more evidence now. We had met 2 times in person before we submitted the petition. We have met 5 times so far. If the CO doesn’t look at the evidence we bring, then it is very unfair for us. We have more evidence now 

[SalishSea 17,988]

1 hour ago, VNMH said:

Hi everyone, 

My I-129F petition was transferred to NVC 3 week ago. My case was given a case number. When can I upload my relationship timeline (including pictures) to NVC website? Thank you so much

K-1s do not submit further documentation or evidence at the NVC stage like CR/IRs do.