I-134 and evidence

[Dan R]

FIRST GUZ NOW THIS!!!!!!!!

 

Ooooohhhhhhmmmmmmmm Bbbbbbllllluuuuuuuuueeeeeee Tttttthhhhhiiiinnnngggggiiiieeeeeee

Oh Dan, take a deep breath. Everything will be fine. Remember how much Mark messed up when he went to GZ? They still got the visa.

Oh yeh, I remember he was at the airport when he thought of somethings. Well at least I am still at home and have a month to go.

[david_dawei]

OK anything I didn't include that I shouldn't be without?  I still have time to send another packet.

Certified copy of [entire] passport?

[Dan R]

I'm ahead of you on that David it was part of the original application I submitted. The only thing they asked for was the I-134. That was also in the application packet I did but of course they will want it more recent.

[david_dawei]

I'm ahead of you on that David it was part of the original application I submitted. The only thing they asked for was the I-134. That was also in the application packet I did but of course they will want it more recent.

you mean when you submitted the I-129F ?

 

When did you send it??

 

I'm thinking two thoughts:

1) An most recent up to date (more recent than I-129F) will show all subsequent visits.

2) The VO usually asks for it.. I would not rely on giving an answer of "it's in the application packet".. The VO could say, "I don't see it.. please let me see a certified copy "... In my interview research, many people suggested that this is a new requirement, that the SO have it ready. One person got the blue slip for the SO not having it..

[Dan R]

Don't rub it in. I haven't been back since the I-129f. Wwwwaaaa wwwwaaaa sniff sniff....She already has certified copies of everything from the I-129f