I-129F questions

[techmedic 8]

So I will be sending off my I-129F this Monday, I was just going over it and had a couple questions about it....
1. Question 2A... My fiancé is latin and has 2 last names (Father/ Mother) is it fine if we put both names there?

2. She is here in the US right now and question 15 asks about this.... We do have all of her info but she will be leaving Feb 11th (Her last day she can be here is Feb 15) Should we fill this in because by the time they get it she will have left.... (I figure better to fill it in and she is gone, then not fill it in and have an issue).

3. Question 34 and 34A, Yes we have met (she is even getting some stuff shipped to my house) but with 34A is just one line like I put fine? "We met through Christianmingle.com in Sept. 2013" or should I attach another sheet and go into details?

[Zedayn 485]

Question 1: Put both names.

Question 2: Yes you need to fill this part out since at the time of filing your fiancee is in the US

Question 3: You need to write when you met IN PERSON. It can be something simple like: WE MET IN (PLACE) ON (DATE). You can also begin your statement with something like "We met through Christianmingle.com in Sept 2013, and met in person for the first time in (PLACE) on (DATE).

[techmedic 8]

Thank you I will make this change now.

[techmedic 8]

So I changed it from what it said before to:

"We met in person at her friends home in <Her City> Illinois on Sept 13 2013 for our first date."

[Ilovemyman 147]

My fiance only put: we met in a ressort in punta cana at april 2013.

We were approved.

My fiance didnt atached any page wirh explanations.

[techmedic 8]

Well I sent it off yesterday, I did express mail with required signature. Now it's just a matter of waiting.

Also whyhdoes it say in yhr directions to send her a copy of the 129? We filled it all out together will she need to bring this with her to the interview?

Edited February 6, 2014 by techmedic

[Removed030114 48]

There may be names that are used within family only. So, take a look at her passport and/or birth certificate and other legal documents that use her name. If there are differences in how her name appears, then be sure to explain it in the category for other names used.