I-129F question 18 and processing

[haveheart 0]

My fiancee wrote a one page statement regarding the events of our relationship for question 18 of the form 129F but after reading some topics here we decided to fit everything in the box and this is what we came up with:

"We firstly met online in December 2010 and in February 2011, my fiancé came to the USA to study as an F-1 student (he already had plans on doing so before meeting me). We first met at the "X" Station in Dallas, TX. and he stayed at the "Y" Hotel. We started dating, then my parents asked him to move in us and he proposed to me later on the (and here the date)."

Is this better than the whole attachment we made? I head it's better to keep it simple and they don't want to hear a full love story. The things is, I met her and we were together for four days then I went to Houston for a month then back to Dallas to move in with them and so on...

1 - is it worth describing or the explanation above satisfies?

2 - My passport has a stamp but the date can't really be seen (you can tell there's a stamp though). The I-20 received the same stamp and I'm sendind it as well. Is this gonna be a problem?

3 - I have the hotel receipt but my name is missing one letter. Is this gonna be an issue?!

4 - I have no proof that we were living in the same house (besides the address on my check book for example). Is this gonna be a problem?

Now the last question: what's the impact of a more objective and straight forward application?! I've seen people here receiving approvals in less than two months and people as far as four months without an approval. Does it speed up, being objective?!

Thanks a bunch and have a smooth visa journey!

Edited October 2, 2011 by haveheart

[Girl from Celebes 588]

Is this better than the whole attachment we made? I head it's better to keep it simple and they don't want to hear a full love story. The things is, I met her and we were together for four days then I went to Houston for a month then back to Dallas to move in with them and so on...

Sorry, I can't give you some suggestion but you made me laughing about "they don't want to hear a full love story".

Edited October 2, 2011 by jengpaseogirl

[TeapotGirl 66]

That question is basically just asking how the two of you met in person. You clicked "yes" for that question, right? yes, you don't have to tell the love story but just produce as much as evidence as you can to support your claim that both of you are on the same pace at the same time. You can use a separate sheet of paper to enumerate your evidences.

Receipts, Credit card statement indicating transaction done in her country, photos (with digital date print, if you can), ticket, make a clearer copy of the stamp, her F-1 visa, school records,or letters to her addressed in your house..

Edited October 2, 2011 by teapotgurl1983