Age group~

[James_and_JoAnne 7]

im 51 she's 33 ... met online in 2005 ... have talked or SMSed at least once a day since then ....

[Wanda and Amel 17]

I met Amel in Cuba. His mother is a friend of my aunt's. He is 39 and I am 50.

[B_J 2,752]

Besides if you are throwing darts at me, you are leaving some other schmuck alone.

Hey, leave us other schmucks out of this.

I'm 44 and she's 20.

Edited May 20, 2011 by B_J

[Rayoflight 10]

In July I will be 33 and he will be 40 :-)

We met online back in 1996, lost contact and got back in touch Oct 2008, have talked/messaged every day since.

[Nath & Jordan 1]

Great topic im 28 and my fiancee Jordan is 24. We met when i was over in Indiana on Holiday!! Good day all

[san diego 407]

We met 2 years ago. I am 35, she is 32.

[Blake and Cherry 0]

I am 26 and his 27 we met last Oct. 2009 in P.O.F. site.

[monyfer 27]

WOW...I am surprised how many people met online and have really big age differences. And still got approved way faster than us. Go figure.

I met Fernando ten years ago, when I was 17 and he was 16. I was an exchange student in his country and we met through mutual friends at school. We were just friends for a very long time. We stayed in touch and I visited frequently. About four years ago, we realized out friendship has turned in to love and have been dating ever since. I'm now 27 and he is 26. We've known each other for ten years - visited each other more than ten times over the last four years - including living together for almost a whole year in his country.

And STILL our case takes 7.5 months, despite this? We are both highly educated, working professionals, never been married. I don't get it. I could see USCIS looking suspiciously at those couples with huge age differences, having met only once or twice after meeting in a chat room, past divorcees.... but US? WE are the ones that get scrutinized and put through a (probably by the end of it all) year long process to be together? Does NOT make sense to me.

Edited May 20, 2011 by monyfer

[Milushka 22]

im 24 and he is 28

[LynAndArt 2]

It has nothing to do with the visa thing. But since we're here, all of us must be in a long distant relationship. Just very curious to know what age group most of us are in?? For us, I'm 37 and she's 32. We met 4 years ago. How about you guys?

I am 50, she is 36

[RachAvat 0]

i am 29 he is 32 and cant wait to be married and together!!!

[christian1988 1]

i am 23 and my wife is 20, we met january 2006, i was an exchange student at her high school

[thelastpetitioner 218]

met online in 08,he is 26,im 20

[thelastpetitioner 218]

WOW...I am surprised how many people met online and have really big age differences. And still got approved way faster than us. Go figure.

And STILL our case takes 7.5 months, despite this? We are both highly educated, working professionals, never been married. I don't get it. I could see USCIS looking suspiciously at those couples with huge age differences, having met only once or twice after meeting in a chat room, past divorcees.... but US? WE are the ones that get scrutinized and put through a (probably by the end of it all) year long process to be together? Does NOT make sense to me.

i realize you are frustrated and all,but what youre stating is not right,USCIS doesnt care about the age gap,all USCIS cares about is the filling the required forms correctly and having met within the last two years.

age difference and all that jazz comes in picture in the embassy stage

[Caroline + Angelo 20]

My hubby to be is 33 and I am 23.