Starting our k-1, we are so nervous!

[annak1 0]

Hi everybody!

My fiance and I just started to fill the forms for our fiancee visa. We are trying to do it carefuly. We are having a hard time cause we are so concerned about the RFE and we have so many questions about how to fill the forms and all that. We have been reading this forum and It's been really helpful! Thanks so much! It also feels good to know that you are not alone in this and that there's other people doing the same paperwork and being away from their loved ones.

I would like to ask if someone knows how to fill the city and country of birth if you were born in a village, do you have to write the name of the village and the country or name of the village, province or state and country?

Good luck guys! and thank you!

[TBoneTX 45,447]

Welcome to VJ, si man! It's great that you're studying the forums -- keep it up.

In regard to forms, one of VJ's wisest members has said, "Read carefully, interpret literally, and answer completely and honestly." Give the required information plus any extra if it would alleviate doubt or difficulty in identifying the location. No need to go overboard.

[annak1 0]

Thank you! I am so concerned that I am going to make any mistake... I don't want a RFE (I guess we all feel the same way)

Thanx!

[EndlessStory 53]

Thank you! I am so concerned that I am going to make any mistake... I don't want a RFE (I guess we all feel the same way)

Thanx!

Just fill in all the applicable column! You will be okay!

believe in yourself!

[clairegie 265]

I totally understand how you feel. I was very scared to get an RFE too when we sent our petition. My best advice is keep it a team effort. Get your fiance to go through the directions and forms with you. Try not to second guess yourself too much. And if you do get an RFE, don't be too hard on yourself. It happens to the best of us. The guides here on VJ are extremely helpful, and so are the members. We are here if you have more questions. Good luck

[annak1 0]

Just fill in all the applicable column! You will be okay!

believe in yourself!

I finaly wrote it like this: Name of the village, Province. Country

Thanx for the help and support!

[annak1 0]

I totally understand how you feel. I was very scared to get an RFE too when we sent our petition. My best advice is keep it a team effort. Get your fiance to go through the directions and forms with you. Try not to second guess yourself too much. And if you do get an RFE, don't be too hard on yourself. It happens to the best of us. The guides here on VJ are extremely helpful, and so are the members. We are here if you have more questions. Good luck

I usually get worried about paperwork. My fiance is going through the forms with me but he feels the same way! hahaha we are such scary cats about doing something wrong! Although the more I read your comments the better I feel : ) thank you!

I really apreciate all the support you guys give to the newbies!

Thanx!

[rjmazur 1]

As soon as you get the first approval you'll surely get more confidence. Just do as much research as you can to answer all your questions.

I have done A LOT of Google searches beginning with "visajourney". lol

[FaithSteps 3]

Hey AnnaK1,

My fiance and I recently got NOA2 approved and I was a nervous wreck over the paper work & submissions for I129F.

In particular I worried about getting a RFE, today I am pleased to say we did not recieve one.

There is a wealth of information available here on the " Guides" which is very helpful.

However I would admit it did fluster me a bit, my fiance kept me in check by esnuring we stick to what the I129F Instructions requested.

The process is a team effort, keep calm together & ensure to review for errors.

I wish you a great journey.

[annak1 0]

As soon as you get the first approval you'll surely get more confidence. Just do as much research as you can to answer all your questions.

I have done A LOT of Google searches beginning with "visajourney". lol

Thank you! I am doing so much research! I printed the FAQ, the tips, the instruccions and all the forms for the first step of the k-1 and I read them even on my way to work on the bus hahaha. I guess you all guys had the same feeling of wanting to finish the first step and get it sent so you could at least feel that something is done!

[annak1 0]

Hey AnnaK1,

My fiance and I recently got NOA2 approved and I was a nervous wreck over the paper work & submissions for I129F.

In particular I worried about getting a RFE, today I am pleased to say we did not recieve one.

There is a wealth of information available here on the " Guides" which is very helpful.

However I would admit it did fluster me a bit, my fiance kept me in check by esnuring we stick to what the I129F Instructions requested.

The process is a team effort, keep calm together & ensure to review for errors.

I wish you a great journey.

oh! congrats!!! That is great news!

We are sticking together and he is being very supportive. I can't wait to have the first part ready to send it and feel a little bit more relaxed, at least feel as something is done already

Thanx and congrats for your noa2 again!

[PauPau 71]

Hi everybody!

My fiance and I just started to fill the forms for our fiancee visa. We are trying to do it carefuly. We are having a hard time cause we are so concerned about the RFE and we have so many questions about how to fill the forms and all that. We have been reading this forum and It's been really helpful! Thanks so much! It also feels good to know that you are not alone in this and that there's other people doing the same paperwork and being away from their loved ones.

I would like to ask if someone knows how to fill the city and country of birth if you were born in a village, do you have to write the name of the village and the country or name of the village, province or state and country?

Good luck guys! and thank you!

"Place of Birth” always means country of birth. I read this from the USCIS website: http://www.uscis.gov/forms/forms-and-fees/tips-filing-petitions-and-applications-national-benefits-center

I understand that birth certificates from different countries have different format but I think that as long as the country is correct, it should be fine.

Hope this helps!

[EndlessStory 53]

Thank you! I am doing so much research! I printed the FAQ, the tips, the instruccions and all the forms for the first step of the k-1 and I read them even on my way to work on the bus hahaha. I guess you all guys had the same feeling of wanting to finish the first step and get it sent so you could at least feel that something is done!

lol that is extreme but I am no different from you. I have it bookmarked on both my laptop and my phone. I read it all the time when I am siting around waiting for someone or something.

[annak1 0]

"Place of Birth” always means country of birth. I read this from the USCIS website: http://www.uscis.gov/forms/forms-and-fees/tips-filing-petitions-and-applications-national-benefits-center

I understand that birth certificates from different countries have different format but I think that as long as the country is correct, it should be fine.

Hope this helps!

Thanx! It does help!!. I sent a mail to the embassy here and they said country and at least a city, although the closer the information is to the birth certificate info the better

lol that is extreme but I am no different from you. I have it bookmarked on both my laptop and my phone. I read it all the time when I am siting around waiting for someone or something.

hahahaha, well It sounds extreme but I have not much time and I spend a couple hours a day on the bus so I always feel that is the best way to take advantage of it