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Which document is NOT a requirement for K-1 applicants?

Valid passport or WHTI-compliant document

Valid Form I-129F

Letter of intent to marry

The letter of intent to marry is not a formal requirement for K-1 applicants seeking to enter the United States. While it is often advisable for couples to express their intent to marry, the K-1 visa process itself does not mandate this specific document for the application.

In contrast, a valid passport or a WHTI-compliant document is essential for travel purposes, and the Form I-129F is necessary as a petition filed by the U.S. citizen sponsor to establish the fiancé(e) relationship. Additionally, proof of financial support is required to demonstrate that the U.S. citizen can support the K-1 applicant to prevent them from becoming a public charge. Thus, while a letter of intent may support the application, it does not constitute a requirement in the formal K-1 process.

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