Hi! We are new here!!

[Heather and Ian 3]

Hi folks,apart from skype,emails,phone calls and visits,we would like to know of some good ideas to pass this long,long,long time....We filed our I-129f on june 8th, received our NOA1 and now we are just waiting our turn! thanks

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Welcome! Definitely read the K-1 flowchart so you'll have an idea of the overall process. In a few months, have your fiancé order the police certificate. (It's good for a year.) Also, be sure to take a look at the required vaccinations and have him visit his GP to get them in advance of the visa-related medical exam. Last, but not least, join us in the UK subforum. There are some great pinned threads on the post-NOA2 process for K-1s.

Hi folks,apart from skype,emails,phone calls and visits,we would like to know of some good ideas to pass this long,long,long time....We filed our I-129f on june 8th, received our NOA1 and now we are just waiting our turn! thanks[/font][/size][/size][/color]

[tru_loves_journey 117]

[revtech100 16]

Congrats! Start working on the financial support package to. Additional passport pictures, anything like that. Make a list, check it twice and be patient!

[Cori and Rob 55]

Welcome!! LeftCoastLady is right, join the UK subforum. It has tons of info there. And on the days you're just looking to talk about how you're feeling during the process, there is a June filers group under the Visa Case Filing and Procedures forum. Good luck on your journey!

[X Factor 1,110]

Welcome! Definitely read the K-1 flowchart so you'll have an idea of the overall process. In a few months, have your fiancé order the police certificate. (It's good for a year.) Also, be sure to take a look at the required vaccinations and have him visit his GP to get them in advance of the visa-related medical exam. Last, but not least, join us in the UK subforum. There are some great pinned threads on the post-NOA2 process for K-1s.

[Jamie and Sveta 18]

Hi folks,apart from skype,emails,phone calls and visits,we would like to know of some good ideas to pass this long,long,long time....We filed our I-129f on june 8th, received our NOA1 and now we are just waiting our turn! thanks

Welcome to VJ!!! One thing that Sveta and I do is online shopping... We rarely buy anything... but we enjoy looking while we are in Skype. We look at house plans, clothes, dogs, vacation spots... We don't plan anything yet, only look, discuss and dream. It is a long and difficult process, but you can certainly make it enjoyable!!! Best wishes!!!

[Mogambi 96]

Also, only because it's something we had to deal with, make sure if your fiancé lived in any other country that you will be required to get a police clearance from, you start researching that as well.

Start collecting the documents for the evidence of relationship you'll need for the interview. Photos, print out some emails, phone records. Easier now to start keeping records so you don't have to do it all in a rush at the end.

And good luck! It's a long process, but getting the I-129F filed is the hardest part I think. Try not to worry about how long it will take. The time will fly by.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

:dance: :dance:

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Not needed for London.

Also, only because it's something we had to deal with, make sure if your fiancé lived in any other country that you will be required to get a police clearance from, you start researching that as well.

Start collecting the documents for the evidence of relationship you'll need for the interview. Photos, print out some emails, phone records. Easier now to start keeping records so you don't have to do it all in a rush at the end.

And good luck! It's a long process, but getting the I-129F filed is the hardest part I think. Try not to worry about how long it will take. The time will fly by.

[NYCGirl18 1]

Not needed for London.

Hi, sorry to chime in here, but just wondering what exactly isn't needed for London?

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Hi, sorry to chime in here, but just wondering what exactly isn't needed for London?

The sentence I bolded in the comment reply: Start collecting the documents for the evidence of relationship you'll need for the interview. Photos, print out some emails, phone records. Easier now to start keeping records so you don't have to do it all in a rush at the end.

[Stu4Lee 66]

Not needed for London.

Funny how everyone says that, but everyone takes it anyway

[Stu4Lee 66]

Hi folks,apart from skype,emails,phone calls and visits,we would like to know of some good ideas to pass this long,long,long time....We filed our I-129f on june 8th, received our NOA1 and now we are just waiting our turn! thanks

Goalboards are a nice non-USCIS activity.

Welcome and good luck with the process

Edited June 28, 2012 by Stu4Lee

[NYCGirl18 1]

The sentence I bolded in the comment reply: Start collecting the documents for the evidence of relationship you'll need for the interview. Photos, print out some emails, phone records. Easier now to start keeping records so you don't have to do it all in a rush at the end.

Really?! Why aren't those things needed for London?