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K-1 Interview prep questions

Hello friends,

I have a couple questions for those who have already gone through the interview.

  1. Do we need to prepare a form I-134, Affidavit of Support? I thought the public charge rule wasn't in effect anymore so am a bit confused on that. Do I fill one out or will income tax returns and bank balances be enough? If anyone has a list of the exact documents they included in the binder they brought to the interview that would be amazing.

  2. The e-mail also says "A certified copy of any military record is required, either stating that the military service has been completed, or that the applicant is exempt from serving."
    My fiancé has both Swedish and Finnish citizenship but has only ever lived in Sweden. He got a automatic letter about fifteen years ago from the Swedish government saying he was not needed, and never had to have anything to do with the Finnish government. Do we need to contact them both to get letters saying he was not needed?

  3. Also vaccination records to bring to the medical. He had all the routine vaccines as a child/young adult plus extra TB but his mother gave him the vaccine cards years ago and of course he has no idea where they are now, probably thrown away years ago when he moved houses. He tried contacting the medical system there and they basically laughed and said there is no way they have files that go back to the late 80's/early 90's that shown his vaccinations. What do we do about that?

Sorry for the long post. Any help and suggestions is so appreciated!!

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