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Operator   1,925

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I'm in the process of filling out our i129f and I'm wondering if the date of my divorce and the date that I met my Fiance are going to raise a flag with the person reviewing my application. We met in May of 2008 about two months after I separated from my ex-wife. My divorce wasn't final until May 2009 (my state requires a 12 month separation before granting divorce). Should I be concerned about this? I realize I can't change the facts but I'd like to prepare for any questions that may arise.

Thanks in advanced for any advice!

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Alex & Stacee   4

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You shouldn't have a problem. The only thing that they are looking for in this matter is that you are legally free to marry. My fiance and I are in the same boat; he was separated a year before we met then filed for the divorce two months after we met. His divorce was a 10 month process. I am filing the I129f now with his September divorce date. Good luck! :thumbs:

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K1:

10/13/10-I129F mailed!!

10/31/10-Email and text NOA1! =)

03/24/11-NOA2!!!

06/02/11-Interview, Approved!!

Married 09/17/11

AOS:

11/15/2011-AOS Packet Sent.

11/17/2011-AOS Packet delivered.

12/28/2012-Biometrics

01/31/2011-AOS transferred to CSC.

02/01/2011-EAD Approved and Card Production E-mail.

02/07/2011-EAD Card Received in Mail.

05/10/2011-Filed 131.

And time marches on....

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great topic to cover in an 'evolution of relationship' letter.

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Operator   1,925

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You shouldn't have a problem. The only thing that they are looking for in this matter is that you are legally free to marry. My fiance and I are in the same boat; he was separated a year before we met then filed for the divorce two months after we met. His divorce was a 10 month process. I am filing the I129f now with his September divorce date. Good luck! :thumbs:

Thanks. I'm sure it won't be a problem either but it always helps to get another perespective. Nice to have that validation.

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Operator   1,925

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great topic to cover in an 'evolution of relationship' letter.

Excellent point. I've written relationship timeline as a supplement to the I129F. Is your suggestion that I add it to this or as information supplied at the visa interview?

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Excellent point. I've written relationship timeline as a supplement to the I129F. Is your suggestion that I add it to this or as information supplied at the visa interview?

Include in the relationship timeline that you were separated at the beginning.

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Darnell   8,478

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Excellent point. I've written relationship timeline as a supplement to the I129F. Is your suggestion that I add it to this or as information supplied at the visa interview?

both..

--add to it

--information supplied at interview

remember, an EOR letter is a 'living document' - it grows over time - so for China-bound petitions -

file one with the I-129F submittal,

then 'the latest version' on interview day.

Sometimes my language usage seems confusing - please feel free to 'read it twice', just in case !
Ya know, you can find the answer to your question with the advanced search tool, when using a PC? Ditch the handphone, come back later on a PC, and try again.

-=-=-=-=-=R E A D ! ! !=-=-=-=-=-

Whoa Nelly ! Want NVC Info? see http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Process

Congratulations on your approval ! We All Applaud your accomplishment with Most Wonderful Kissies !

 

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