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How long did you know your fiance before you filed your I-129F?

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We met online in April/May of 2010, starting officially dating in January of 2012, and he proposed in January of 2013. We filed our 129F on May 1st, 2013. We probably should have applied sooner, but we were naive about the process and thought it would only take 4-5 months. We wanted time to save up a little extra money, and the consulate sure has given us that time :P

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Thanks everyone.. I am going to visit my fiance again in February and take pictures. Hopefully that will do the trick :)

11/27/2013 - NOA1

12/12/2013 - ARN Change

03/18/2014 - RFE sent (no email notice or update online!)

03/29/2014 - RFE notice received in the mail

03/31/2014 - RFE response overnighted

04/08/2014 - NOA2! Hooray!!! (132 days)

04/11/2014 - Post Decision Activity: Forwarded to Department of State (NVC)

04/12/2014 - Received NOA2 hardcopy. Fancy!

04/23/2014 - NVC Received

04/28/2014 - NVC forwarded to consulate. GAME ON!

05/19/2014 - Interview date received via email (by request)

06/10/2014 - Interview - Approved, but... in ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING due to incompetence

07/17/2014 - My Congressman's office sends an inquiry on our behalf

07/18/2014 - VISA SUPPOSEDLY ISSUED & MAILED!! Status reads "Ready" but was mailed per email to Congressman's office

07/28/2014 - COMPUTER GLITCH. Still waiting for visa.

08/04/2014 - ISSUED!

08/07/2014 - Visa received!!!!!!!!!!!

08/12/2014 - US ENTRY!!!!!!!

08/13/2014 - Applied for SSN

08/19/2014 - Received Social Security Card

08/22/2014 - Obtained Marriage License

09/08/2014 - We are married!

09/18/2014 - Filed I-485 & I-765

09/26/2014 - NOA 1 / I-485 & I-765

10/23/2014 - Biometrics Appointment

11/07/2014 - EAD card ordered to be produced
11/17/2014 - Employment Authorization card received!
02/18/2015 - Notice of Potential Interview Waiver Case received
07/03/2015 - Notice of Permanent Residency Approval / Welcome Notice received! (Issued 06/27/2015)
02/03/2016 - Got him out of my house.
05/27/2016 - Divorce finalized.
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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I've known my fiancé 6 and a half years and we lived together for just over 5 years - we filed after knowing each other for 6. I think you're biggest issue is going to be proving that you're relationship is a real one and that you are truly in love. The time between when you met and when you filed for the petition is so short that it will no doubt raise suspicion. So it's going to be your job to prove the validity of it.

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