For spouses of U.S. citizens , he or she will need to bring the following to an interview at the U.S. embassy in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam:
- I-129F petition approved and forwarded to the US Consulate by USCIS.
- The Appointment Letter
- Four (4) visa photographs
- Fee receipt for the US$131 MRV fee payable at Citibank
- Identity card (CMND) (original and photocopy)
- Household registration book (original and photocopy)
- Passport valid for at least eight months past the date of visa issuance (original and photocopy for each applicant)
- Form DS-156 Nonimmigrant Visa Application (in duplicate)
- Form DS-156K Nonimmigrant Fiancé(e) Visa Application (one copy)
- Form DS-230 Application for Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration, Part I (Biographic Data)
- A vaccination assessment from the Quarantine Service of Ho Chi Minh City
- A medical examination from a panel physician at Cho Ray Hospital or the International Organization for Migration. The medical examination fee is US$75 for applicants age 15 and older and US$50 for applicants age 14 and younger.
- Birth Certificate of all applicants (original and photocopy for each applicant)
- Birth Certificate of the petitioner (original and photocopy)
- Marriage certificate for spousal visa (K-3 visa) applicant (original and photocopy)
- Divorce Decree or Death Certificate of previous spouse(s) of the petitioner and beneficiary (original and photocopy) (if applicable)
- Quit claim for all minor children giving the other parent’s permission for them to immigrate to the U.S. (if applicable)
- Police Certificate(s) issued within the past year by the Department of Justice office in your district of official residence as registered in your household registry (Ho Khau) for each applicant age 16 and over.
- Foreign Police Certificate(s) for persons age 16 and over from any country in which you resided for more than six months. - Court and prison records (if applicable)For legal assistance, contact an attorney at www.myfianceevisa.com
- Military record (if applicable)
- Original Affidavit of Support Form I-134 and the specified financial documents. Form I-134 must be signed by the sponsor and notarized by a Notary Public no more than one year prior to the date of interview and include tax records for the past year and an official letter of employment (on company letterhead) signed within the past year or a valid business license. Submit one photocopy of the I-134 form for each applicant in your family. If you require a joint sponsor, the joint sponsor must submit all documents listed above plus proof of citizenship or LPR status, such as a U.S. birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or green card.
- Proof of your relationship with the petitioner and any derivative family members
