[I:0:J] Well this article is really not about the two names in the title. Yet, if Brad knew how easy it was to submit a K1 Fiance Visa Application, he might be bringing a beautiful fiance home with him right now. Ok no more joking; let us get into the meat of this article.
It is important to know about the documents that go along with the K1 Fiance Visa Application. All required K1 Visa Documents have to be submitted with the application. To omit just one of the documents could lead to being denied or if lucky, just being held up for weeks or months.
This is a high level overview of what you will need to submit along with your application packet. Now if you go about this alone, it is good to follow someone that has gone through the process and has helped others do the same.
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Ok here is the entire submittal process in a nutshell. Remember this is high level.
I-129F Petition for Alien Fiance: The document must be filled out in full. It is used to petition to bring your fiance and her children to the USA for the intention of marriage. Now before you start to fill out this application, ensure you have met your fiance within the last two years of submitting. Read carefully all instructions and submit all extra requested documents.
G-325 Biographic Information Form: Complete this entire document. The document will ask you to complete all biographical information. The instructions are clear and easy to follow.
I-134 Affidavit of Support: A very important document that describes who is supporting the fiance once she arrives in the USA. This document has many parts to it and can get confusing. Follow the instructions carefully.
Birth certificates from both you and your fiance need to be submitted with the application. It is best to have certified copies or originals. If there was a previous marriage involved, then be prepared to show proof of the divorce.
The last bit of documentation concerns the on-going relationship. It is important that you keep everything from your travels and submit that with your application. Do as much as possible with the supporting documents. The more you submit the better. Make copies of everything you send.
Now wrap it all up and send it off to the USCIS for approval. But before you do that, you will need to make a copy of the entire pack and send that to your fiance for future reference. She will need this for her interview with the embassy officers.
The Embassy officer may not request all documents in the packet. Yet there are documents that your fiance is required to carry with her to the interview. They do this when more information is needed to complete the interview. It is best if your fiance has a good understanding of what is in your packet. The more prepared she is for the interview, the better.