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This is just a general question. How long should the Letter of Intent for the I-129F really be? I will file my petition in August and was wondering if a couple of paragraphs would be enough. I also wanted to use something different from the example forms posted on VJ. Or would it be better to stick with the example from VJ? Thanks :)

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May 23, 2011: Interview. Blue Slip
Jun 20, 2011: Submit Documents: 1) Timeline, 2) 10 year residency(me), 3) 10 year residency(Thu), 4) Letter explaining how/where we met. Second Blue Slip
Feb 03, 2012: U.S. Consulate Investigators call Thu's residence. Spoke to Thu and Thu's parents
Feb 27, 2012: Received email from the U.S. Consulate that our case is finished processing. Requested to submit updated Police & Medical papers.
Mar 06, 2012: Submitted updated Police & Medical papers.
Mar 21, 2012: Received K1 Visa
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Adjustment of Status Stage
Apr 23, 2012: Got married!
Apr 30, 2012: Received Social Security Card
Jun 30, 2012: Applied for AOS
Sep 22, 2012: Received Employment Authorization Card...Still waiting for 2 yr GC

May 01, 2013: Received 2yr GC

Removal of Conditions Stage

Apr 18, 2015: Will apply for 10yr GC

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MrTee12   64

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Many people on this forum have used the one provided by the forum. Its clear and straight to the point.

http://www.visajourney.com/content/examples

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***What To Do After NOA2 (The Dominican Way) Wiki Page:

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ScottThuy   140

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Carrick,

If you guys have decided any of the specifics about the marriage or honeymoon, then include it in there... it will give them more stuff to ask her about that she is familiar with... Look at it as another way to explain the relationship... it can be as simple as the example here in VJ or as complex as you want.. its up to you... remember that you will have an updated copy presented at the interview.. Always be looking at the big picture.. you are showing them that your relationship is bonafide... not as easy in VN as elsewhere..

"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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WeatherEmperor   21

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Carrick,

If you guys have decided any of the specifics about the marriage or honeymoon, then include it in there... it will give them more stuff to ask her about that she is familiar with... Look at it as another way to explain the relationship... it can be as simple as the example here in VJ or as complex as you want.. its up to you... remember that you will have an updated copy presented at the interview.. Always be looking at the big picture.. you are showing them that your relationship is bonafide... not as easy in VN as elsewhere..

Scott,

You read my mind like a book. I was thinking about including some details about the wedding with the letters which is why I was thinking about writing a paragraph or two. I still have not finalized the details yet, but I was thinking about the location of the marriage and honeymoon. Not sure about putting the marriage date on it though.

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K1 Visa Stage
Aug 23, 2010: I-129F NOA 1
Feb 07, 2011: I-129F NOA 2
May 23, 2011: Interview. Blue Slip
Jun 20, 2011: Submit Documents: 1) Timeline, 2) 10 year residency(me), 3) 10 year residency(Thu), 4) Letter explaining how/where we met. Second Blue Slip
Feb 03, 2012: U.S. Consulate Investigators call Thu's residence. Spoke to Thu and Thu's parents
Feb 27, 2012: Received email from the U.S. Consulate that our case is finished processing. Requested to submit updated Police & Medical papers.
Mar 06, 2012: Submitted updated Police & Medical papers.
Mar 21, 2012: Received K1 Visa
Apr 07, 2012: Point of Entry @ LAX

Adjustment of Status Stage
Apr 23, 2012: Got married!
Apr 30, 2012: Received Social Security Card
Jun 30, 2012: Applied for AOS
Sep 22, 2012: Received Employment Authorization Card...Still waiting for 2 yr GC

May 01, 2013: Received 2yr GC

Removal of Conditions Stage

Apr 18, 2015: Will apply for 10yr GC

 
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