IS MY I129 QUESTION 18 SUFFICIENT?

[Luckyrice 0]

Hello everyone,

I am currently finishing up on putting my I129F together for me and my Fiance,

I was wondering if I have enough detail regarding my answer for question 18. Do I need to be more specific on anything?

I, (Myself), met (FOREIGN FIANCE) through her cousin, (COUSIN), a long time friend. (FOREIGN FIANCE) was introduced to me in March of 2011 and we found many things in common with each other from the moment we first met online. It was love at first sight. We then spoke many times via phone calls and Skype from March 2011 to April 2011. After all the good conversations, laughter we shared, and having strong connection, I decided on April 7th to go to The Philippines to meet her. I took a flight to Manila and then took a domestic flight arriving in Cebu City April 9th 2011 where she goes to school at the (UNIVERSITY) in (CITY). Everything went great right from the beginning. Her cousin and she both came to pick me up at the Airport and (FOREIGN FIANCE) and I soon began dating each other. Things between us became serious right off the bat and we fell in love. Soon after, I decided to make residence in Cebu City to be near her.

I moved into (APARTMENT COMPLEX WITH ADDRESS) on April 18th, 2011. We decided moving in with each other during the same week because of how compatible, happy, and well paired we are. We really love each other deeply and are living the life of a happily committed couple. We were always with each other, living together, planning together, buying groceries together, cooking food together, going out to the mall, watching movies, spending time with friends, and enjoy each others’ company very much. Being together has been the best moments of our lives. After 5 months, I proposed to (FOREIGN FIANCE) on September 10th, 2011 in which she accepted when we went on a trip together to Boracay, Philippines to enjoy ourselves staying at One Crescent Place as our hotel.

During the week of September 22nd to 28th, I met with (FOREIGN FIANCE) mother (MOM), really got along very well with her, and she has given full approval of our marriage plans and is very excited about it. From September 29th to October 2nd 2011, we went to Manila for my departure back home, stayed at Avitel Hotel, and set off to prepare for our marriage after I left. I, (MYSELF), am now back in California, since October 3rd, where I am now filing the I-129F and all the proper forms to bring my beloved fiancé, (FOREIGN FIANCE), to the states to wed with 90 days. (FOREIGN FIANCE) has gone back to live in (CITY NAME) where her family resides and intends to work with me in our family businesses. I have attached copies of my full passport with time stamps, my Philippine ID card, many pictures of us being together, apartment bills, and as much other miscellaneous information I could find to prove that I have met and been with (FOREIGN FIANCE) all within this package. We are constantly staying in contact right now via Skype and phone during this time apart and look forward that this process will be as quick and smooth as possible and appreciate you for helping us soon be reunited to become husband and wife.

Sincerely,

(MYSELF)

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP!

[Dan & Jenni 457]

ummm more than enough lol

[southcalhog 43]

ummm more than enough lol

I 2nd that! More than enough!

[Inky 1,111]

Mine was only 3 sentences long.. this is way more than enough.

[Moomin 292]

"I took a flight to Manila and then took a domestic flight arriving in Cebu City April 9th 2011 where she goes to school at the (UNIVERSITY) in (CITY)."

..is about what's important. You're welcome to write details to USCIS. The important thing right now is establishing you met in person, and submitting proof of it.

For what it's worth, write a timeline and put pictures in it. I.e. "During the week of September 22nd to 28th, I met with (FOREIGN FIANCE) mother (MOM)".

A picture says more than a thousand words but text and date stamp added says alot, too.

Good luck.

[Misha & Ira 113]

More than sufficient