Michi

I was just wondering if I can download some of the forms "if any" from the internet or not? I really don't know what is sent in packet 3 anyways, but just wondering if we could somehow be ready with some of the forms filled out.

cmstrick

different consulates might have different requirements, but if I remember correctly you or your fiance speak Spanish? are you by chance going through Mexico? if so, you are in luck....i have their website right here

http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/mx2...l#fiancepacket

scroll down to fiance visa...the only thing i think you would need to do is a separate search on the DS-156..if i remember correctly the second page isn't scanned here...

Michi

Thanks for trying to help out, but no, we're not going through Mexico, my husband is from Spain. I'll take a look at it anyway, maybe it's something similar.

cmstrick

try looking at the website for the consulate in spain

do a google search on consulate spain

Steffi

This appears to be the embassy for you:

http://www.embusa.es/cons/immigrenfiance.html

Eric S

I just went through the K-1 interview with my fiance at the embassy in Madrid. Our packet 3 was what is listed here: http://www.k1faq.com/#4.3. I think it's prety much the same for the K-3.

I too was looking for the forms ahead of time to download. I found them all, but it turned out that my fiance received all the forms in Spanish. And I could only locate English verisions. (I searched a lot!). So you'll probably have to wait to get packet 3 before filling anything out. But you can at least see the information you'll need by looking at the English forms.

You can download the DS forms from here: http://www.state.gov/m/a/dir/c4456.htm

And the other immigration forms from here: http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/index.htm

One thing you can do ahead of time is get the other items you'll need, like birth certificate and police certificate. Look at the embassy webiste (link in Steffi's reply) for the list. We found out, however, that the info on the embassy site about getting the police certificate was not exactly right. Look here for how to do it: http://www.mju.es/mpenales_cer.htm

Good luck!

- Eric S.

Folinskyinla

Hi:

You can find lots of the forms at Greg Siskind's "Visalaw.com" site:

http://www.visalaw.com/forms/index.html

Personally I use the form/database program at www.immigrantsoftware.com. But they charge! Their value is in the database -- fill out the G-325A for hubby and his info appears on wife's G-325A and then the info from both appear on the I-130 and then the I-485.

In filling out the forms, it is nice if you have the full blown Acrobat program and not just the free "Reader" -- you WILL make typographical mistakes and with Reader generated forms, you would have to do it all over again to correct mistakes.

[BTW, if you see a small typographical error on the printed form -- there is nothing wrong with using one line to cross out the error and "interlineate" the correction by hand.

Good luck.