Does my fiance take my passport to interview?

[*Robert* 2]

So if all checks on the USC are done does the fiance need to bring their original birth certificate and divorce papers?

The beneficiary should take all original documents, with copies, to the interview. That way, if they want to see the originals, you have them available, and then they will keep copies. The consulates WILL NOT make copies for you! Birth Certificate and Divorce Certificates are very important to have for the interview.

[Amy and Brian 1]

Please don't give out advice that could be potentially devastating unless you know for a fact it is 100% correct and you can back it up with references and citations.

I believe I made it quite clear that what I was saying was my own interpretation. I made no attempt to present that interpretation as solid fact. Hell, I even made a point to show the OP that I had, in fact, been disagreed with before. It was not advice I was offering but merely an opinion.

And with that, I take leave of this thread, because I've said my part and have no intentions of participating in an argument today

[phillybogota 0]

when i was in the interview:

- She did not ask me for his passport or copies.

- She did ask me for the original of his birth certificate, im glad i had it, and she even asked me question about his birth certificate, questions that i could not answer. like... why if he was born in 1975 the date in the birth certificate is from 3 years ago.

[doodlebugfor_u 0]

No, your fiance does not need to have your passport. That would be a little scary to send my passport to another country

[vickky 0]

no, just fiance's passport

vick