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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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I just checked the G-325a form and it is 1 page long with 1 page of instructions.

I need to fill one out and sign it and my fiancee needs to fill her own one out and sign it.

Why is everyone mentioning multiple copies? When I send in my packet should it just be 1 copy of mine and 1 copy of my fiancess? Or multiple copies of mine and multiple copies of my fiancees?

Thanks!

“Patience is waiting. Not passively waiting. That is laziness. But to keep going when the going is hard and slow - that is patience.”

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: New Zealand
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Yes just one from each of you. Maybe you are referring to advice to keep a copy of the entire petition so you have a record if needed for your own reference or in case something goes missing.

Mar 2011 - After 5mths denied for lost docs - Attempts to follow up failed. Mar 18 2012 - I-129F sent - No sign of NOA1 but they have banked the check...Jul 24 - Update - USCIS has located our file
Infopass Apt - they sorted through everything - our 2011 and 2012 file keep getting mixed up - getting us a Case# (still waiting) Dec- Infopass Appt- expecting to get a case # in about a week ..Still no Case number

Mar 2013 Infopass - advised file was in a box somewhere,and it would be quicker for us to refile. Life gets in the way... New petition submitted July 2014 .
I-129F Sent : Jul 28 2014
TSC received: Aug 04 2014
I-129F NOA1 : Aug 06 2014
I-129F NOA2 : Feb 25 2015 (NOA2 copy rcd: Mar 02)

Sent to NVC: Mar 09 / Left NVC Apr 1 / Arr Embassy Apr 7 / Pkt 3 Rcd Apr 15 / Medical Apr 17 / Pkt 3 sent May 1 / Interview May 12

Left NZ May 15

Married Aug 10

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Spain
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You might be looking at older posts. I believe older petitions required 4 copies, but the process now only requires 1 for each the petitioner and beneficiary.

"A man who lives within his means, suffers from a lack of imagination"

~Oscar Wilde

Timeline:

07/18/2011 - Mailed I-129F Petition

07/21/2011 - NOA1

10/18/2011 - NOA2

11/14/2011 - Packet 3 Received

02/14/2012 - Interview (3 months?!?!)

03/02/2012 - Passport w/ K1 received!

03/03/2012 - WHAT'S TAKING SO LONG??!!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Great.

So just one copy for me and one for my fiancee.

If I am currently living outside of the US, but want the mail and notifications to go to the US to my parents house, should I put down my parents US address for present living address? Or my address in Mexico?

Thanks Again..

“Patience is waiting. Not passively waiting. That is laziness. But to keep going when the going is hard and slow - that is patience.”

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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I just checked the G-325a form and it is 1 page long with 1 page of instructions.

I need to fill one out and sign it and my fiancee needs to fill her own one out and sign it.

Why is everyone mentioning multiple copies? When I send in my packet should it just be 1 copy of mine and 1 copy of my fiancess? Or multiple copies of mine and multiple copies of my fiancees?

Thanks!

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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You might be looking at older posts. I believe older petitions required 4 copies, but the process now only requires 1 for each the petitioner and beneficiary.

Right. One copy is all that is needed. Make copies of everything for yourself though. The multiple copy thing is outdated information.

K-1 Visa
04-29-2011: I-129F Sent
05-05-2011: I-129F NOA1
07-18-2011: I-129F NOA2
08-08-2011: NVC Received
08-09-2011: NVC Left
08-10-2011: Consulate Received
08-26-2011: Consulate mailed Packet 3 (invitation letter)
09-01-2011: Packet 3 (invitation letter) Received in US
09-10-2011: Packet 3 (invitation letter) Received in Mexico
09-22-2011: Interview: APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10-04-2011: DHL Waybill number appears in the afternoon
10-05-2011: Picked up visa from DHL office
11-08-2011: POE Houston, Texas
11-19-2011: Married!

AOS
12-06-2011: Applied for Social Security Number
12-08-2011: AOS package sent (I-485, I-765, I-131, and supporting docs)
12-12-2011: Received Social Security Number and card in the mail
12-20-2011: Received NOA1 for I-485, I-765, and I-131
01-06-2012: Completed ASC appointment
02-02-2012: Received appointment notice for AOS interview on March 1, 2012
03-01-2012: Green card interview: APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
03-10-2012: Green card received

ROC

12-27-2013: I-751 Sent

01-02-2014: Received NOA1 for I-751

01-24-2014: Completed ASC appointment

04-01-2014: APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (no interview)

CITIZENSHIP

11-14-2016: N-400 Sent

05-19-2017: Naturalization interview:  APPROVED!!!!!!!

06-28-2017: Citizenship ceremony

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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One original copy, suggest you both keep identical copies of all documents, forms, photos and documentation.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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Great.

So just one copy for me and one for my fiancee.

If I am currently living outside of the US, but want the mail and notifications to go to the US to my parents house, should I put down my parents US address for present living address? Or my address in Mexico?

Thanks Again..

I believe this is a matter for the I-129F rather than the G-325A. The G-325A only asks about the applicant's residence address for the last 5 years. There, you would put your physical address. I think you would put your mailing address in the US on the I-129F.

K-1 Visa
04-29-2011: I-129F Sent
05-05-2011: I-129F NOA1
07-18-2011: I-129F NOA2
08-08-2011: NVC Received
08-09-2011: NVC Left
08-10-2011: Consulate Received
08-26-2011: Consulate mailed Packet 3 (invitation letter)
09-01-2011: Packet 3 (invitation letter) Received in US
09-10-2011: Packet 3 (invitation letter) Received in Mexico
09-22-2011: Interview: APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10-04-2011: DHL Waybill number appears in the afternoon
10-05-2011: Picked up visa from DHL office
11-08-2011: POE Houston, Texas
11-19-2011: Married!

AOS
12-06-2011: Applied for Social Security Number
12-08-2011: AOS package sent (I-485, I-765, I-131, and supporting docs)
12-12-2011: Received Social Security Number and card in the mail
12-20-2011: Received NOA1 for I-485, I-765, and I-131
01-06-2012: Completed ASC appointment
02-02-2012: Received appointment notice for AOS interview on March 1, 2012
03-01-2012: Green card interview: APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
03-10-2012: Green card received

ROC

12-27-2013: I-751 Sent

01-02-2014: Received NOA1 for I-751

01-24-2014: Completed ASC appointment

04-01-2014: APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (no interview)

CITIZENSHIP

11-14-2016: N-400 Sent

05-19-2017: Naturalization interview:  APPROVED!!!!!!!

06-28-2017: Citizenship ceremony

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Spain
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I believe this is a matter for the I-129F rather than the G-325A. The G-325A only asks about the applicant's residence address for the last 5 years. There, you would put your physical address. I think you would put your mailing address in the US on the I-129F.

That's right. The address on the I-129F is where they will mail their correspondence. That can be your parents' address.

"A man who lives within his means, suffers from a lack of imagination"

~Oscar Wilde

Timeline:

07/18/2011 - Mailed I-129F Petition

07/21/2011 - NOA1

10/18/2011 - NOA2

11/14/2011 - Packet 3 Received

02/14/2012 - Interview (3 months?!?!)

03/02/2012 - Passport w/ K1 received!

03/03/2012 - WHAT'S TAKING SO LONG??!!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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I believe this is a matter for the I-129F rather than the G-325A. The G-325A only asks about the applicant's residence address for the last 5 years. There, you would put your physical address. I think you would put your mailing address in the US on the I-129F.

So when fill out the I-129F Part A info about you......

This is the place to put my US address (parents house). This will be the main contact address.

When filling out the G-325a it is ok to put my address here in mexico for current address?

There will no be any red flags for different addresses on the two forms?

Thanks..

“Patience is waiting. Not passively waiting. That is laziness. But to keep going when the going is hard and slow - that is patience.”

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Spain
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So when fill out the I-129F Part A info about you......

This is the place to put my US address (parents house). This will be the main contact address.

When filling out the G-325a it is ok to put my address here in mexico for current address?

There will no be any red flags for different addresses on the two forms?

Thanks..

No, it's not a problem. The address on the I-129F can be a mailing address, even a P.O. Box, separate from your physical address.

I have a question, though. What address are you using for question 14?

"A man who lives within his means, suffers from a lack of imagination"

~Oscar Wilde

Timeline:

07/18/2011 - Mailed I-129F Petition

07/21/2011 - NOA1

10/18/2011 - NOA2

11/14/2011 - Packet 3 Received

02/14/2012 - Interview (3 months?!?!)

03/02/2012 - Passport w/ K1 received!

03/03/2012 - WHAT'S TAKING SO LONG??!!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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No, it's not a problem. The address on the I-129F can be a mailing address, even a P.O. Box, separate from your physical address.

I have a question, though. What address are you using for question 14?

I was planning on using my parents US address. It is the last US address I lived as well. Is that a problem?

“Patience is waiting. Not passively waiting. That is laziness. But to keep going when the going is hard and slow - that is patience.”

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Spain
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I was planning on using my parents US address. It is the last US address I lived as well. Is that a problem?

No. Not a problem at all. I was thinking if you had yet another address for line 14, you may want to include an explanation. But if it's the same address, it'll be fine.

"A man who lives within his means, suffers from a lack of imagination"

~Oscar Wilde

Timeline:

07/18/2011 - Mailed I-129F Petition

07/21/2011 - NOA1

10/18/2011 - NOA2

11/14/2011 - Packet 3 Received

02/14/2012 - Interview (3 months?!?!)

03/02/2012 - Passport w/ K1 received!

03/03/2012 - WHAT'S TAKING SO LONG??!!

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