Oversite Forms
The K-1 Visa Filing Package — everything to prepare, print and mail your fiancé(e) petition. $199, paid once.
Oversite Forms prepares your K-1 fiancé(e) visa petition package, step by step. Answer plain-language questions, scan your passports, and get AI help on every question. At the end you print one complete package — forms, letter, photos and evidence, in order — ready to sign and mail to USCIS.
The official Form I-129F
Your answers are filled into the real USCIS I-129F PDF — not a look-alike — ready to print and sign.
AI help on every question
Plain-language explanations of what each question means and what USCIS expects, whenever you need them.
Passport & ID scanning
Scan passports and IDs to pre-fill your answers, then review everything before it goes on the form.
Letter of intent & G-1145
Your letter of intent to marry, drafted from your answers, plus Form G-1145 so USCIS can notify you when your petition is accepted.
Filing-fee form
Form G-1650 prepared to pay the $675 USCIS fee by bank debit, or instructions to pay by card with Form G-1450.
Ready to mail
A print-ready package with a cover sheet, assembled in order, plus step-by-step signing and mailing instructions.
One package. One price.
The K-1 Visa Filing Package covers everything from your first question to a package ready to mail. One-time payment — no subscription.
Included
- Guided intake and eligibility questions
- Document checklist for both of you
- Passport and ID scanning
- Official Form I-129F, filled with your answers
- Letter of intent to marry
- Form G-1145 and the filing-fee form
- Print-ready package and mailing instructions
Not included
- The $675 USCIS filing fee — paid directly to USCIS
- Legal advice — we are not a law firm
- Anything after you mail your package (case tracking, embassy interview, green card)
Oversite Forms is document-preparation software. Oversite Technologies is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, and is not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. government. If your case involves prior visa denials, criminal history or other complications, consult an immigration attorney.