L2 application following marriage to husband on L1-B blanket

[Marcus26]

Hi,

I am on an L1-B blanket visa and have recently got married to my wife who is currently on an F1 visa.

We have applied for her to go onto the L2 visa and she will fly back to our home country to undertake the L2 interview whilst I stay in the US. We have applied ourselves without involving my employer.

I am slightly confused as to which documents she needs to take to the interview as the instructions on the interview appointment email state the following:

• Receipt Number for your approved petition as it appears on your Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker, Form I-129, or Notice of Action, Form I-797, from USCIS.
• If you are included in an L blanket petition, you must bring two copies of the Form I-129S, Nonimmigrant Petition Based on Blanket L Petition, to your interview.
• The principal applicant of an L blanket petition is required to pay a USD $500 fraud prevention and detection fee at the time of their visa interview.
• In addition, certain applicants with blanket L1 petitions may be required to pay additional fees.

As I am on an L1 blanket petition does the second bullet point mean that she needs to take two copies of my I-129S? As we dont have an I-129S with her name on it and I'm worried I needed to get my company to apply for us.

And does she need copies of my stamped I-129S as I only have a single copy of this?

Many thanks for your help and advice.

Marcus

[Libra_14]

As I am on an L1 blanket petition does the second bullet point mean that she needs to take two copies of my I-129S? As we dont have an I-129S with her name on it and I'm worried I needed to get my company to apply for us.

And does she need copies of my stamped I-129S as I only have a single copy of this?

Give her photo copies (not original) of your I-129S, your passport, your L1 visa, your I94 to prove that you are holding a valid status in USA - that should be sufficient.