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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I am the U.S. citizen who is applying to bring my fiancé over from another country. When he fills out his bio form (G-325a), there is a place at the bottom which says "Applicant: Print your name and Alien Registration number in the box outlined by heavy border below." Is he the applicant, since it's his bio form, or am I the applicant since I'm the one making the petition? Whose name do we put?

Our Timeline:

April 2003: We "met" online through a mutual friend.

March/April 2004: He visited me in California and we hit it off, but didn't want to do a long-distance relationship.

July 7, 2009: We got back in touch with each other.

April 15, 2010: My previous relationship ended and we decided that he would come visit me again and see where things went.

May 25 2010: We saw each other again for the first time in six years!

June 23, 2010: We decided to try a relationship.

November 8, 2010: We got engaged!

January 3, 2011: I began to assemble the I-129F packet

March 14, 2011: Mailed out the I-129F packet

March 16, 2011: NOA-1

May 31, 2011: NOA-2

June 13, 2011: NVC received our approved I-129F

June 15, 2011: NVC approved the I-129F and sent it to London

July 1, 2011: He mailed the completed Packet 3 in

July 15: His medical exam

July 29: We called the consulate and got his interview date

September 6: His interview - approved!

September 25: He entered the U.S. with his visa

November 18: WE GOT MARRIED!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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I am the U.S. citizen who is applying to bring my fiancé over from another country. When he fills out his bio form (G-325a), there is a place at the bottom which says "Applicant: Print your name and Alien Registration number in the box outlined by heavy border below." Is he the applicant, since it's his bio form, or am I the applicant since I'm the one making the petition? Whose name do we put?

On your G-325A you are the applicant. On his G-325A he's the applicant.

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I am the U.S. citizen who is applying to bring my fiancé over from another country. When he fills out his bio form (G-325a), there is a place at the bottom which says "Applicant: Print your name and Alien Registration number in the box outlined by heavy border below." Is he the applicant, since it's his bio form, or am I the applicant since I'm the one making the petition? Whose name do we put?

You and your fiancee will fill up G-325a so it means one for u and one for him. He will fill up his and print his name. Alien registration number put N/A.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Thanks!

Our Timeline:

April 2003: We "met" online through a mutual friend.

March/April 2004: He visited me in California and we hit it off, but didn't want to do a long-distance relationship.

July 7, 2009: We got back in touch with each other.

April 15, 2010: My previous relationship ended and we decided that he would come visit me again and see where things went.

May 25 2010: We saw each other again for the first time in six years!

June 23, 2010: We decided to try a relationship.

November 8, 2010: We got engaged!

January 3, 2011: I began to assemble the I-129F packet

March 14, 2011: Mailed out the I-129F packet

March 16, 2011: NOA-1

May 31, 2011: NOA-2

June 13, 2011: NVC received our approved I-129F

June 15, 2011: NVC approved the I-129F and sent it to London

July 1, 2011: He mailed the completed Packet 3 in

July 15: His medical exam

July 29: We called the consulate and got his interview date

September 6: His interview - approved!

September 25: He entered the U.S. with his visa

November 18: WE GOT MARRIED!

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Filed: Other Country: China
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I am the U.S. citizen who is applying to bring my fiancé over from another country.

No, you are not applying to bring your fiance to the USA. You are filing a petition. When your petition is approved, your fiancee will have the privilege of applying for a visa. Don't confuse petitions with visa applications. For the G325a, you are the applicant for yours and they for theirs.

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