where did you hear that from? it's not stated in the the instructions. congratulations btw. how was your time line until approval?

the copy you have is just a reference. you don’t need the exact copy of it. you need original document in your interview just incase officer ask you. just bring copy and original important documents that you sent. just incase they ask.

i waited just over 9 months for approval. what is it exactly I need copies of? thanks 😊

the nvc should advise you of what copies and also the embassy before the interview.

it says….. a complete form i129f that the US citizen filed with the USCIS, this should include original copies of all supporting documents submitted in connection with the i129f. so my understanding is all the documents I sent in the packet to support my application. am I reading it wrong or misunderstanding?

I'm sorry I'm not sure but where are u reading this.

citizenpath.com it’s basically a guide of the time line and things to have prepared for each stage

when we submit a petition or form, USCIS scans the entire form and documents in the system and that’s how it moves on and adjucated. uscis after decision sends that original submitted form and documents to NVC and later to embassy. sometimes these papers are lost mostly in USCIS and they have only scanned copies. That is why it is recommended that you bring a copy of form submitted and originals of submitted documents to embassy in case they need it. it’s not mandatory. so, don’t worry if you do not have copy of originally submitted form. Go to embassy with other things that embassy has instructed to bring in. They usually put it on their website. If you tell me the name of your embassy, I can look it for you.

ok thank you so much 😊 it will be the embassy in London, England

embassy is asking only these documents. nowhere it’s asking copy of I-129 F

thanks so much 🙌🏻 xx