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We sent quite a bit of evidence, but to agree with Satellite I wouldn't let trying to collect more evidence hold up sending the application. It seems like you have plenty right now! We got through in exactly 90 days, but it could be longer, obviously :) Good luck, and I hope you get it sent as soon as possible!

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03/2003: Met Online

12/2003: I went to Moscow as an exchange student, we met in person.

20/09/2006: Sergey proposes to me!

21/02/2007: I-129F Package mailed from Wroclaw, Poland to California Service Center

28/02/2007: NOA1 issued

22/5/2007:Approved!!!!!!!!!

04/06/2007:NVC received case

11/06/2007:Left NVC for Moscow

23/08/2007: INTERVIEW, APPROVED :)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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We sent quite a bit of evidence, but to agree with Satellite I wouldn't let trying to collect more evidence hold up sending the application. It seems like you have plenty right now! We got through in exactly 90 days, but it could be longer, obviously :) Good luck, and I hope you get it sent as soon as possible!

Well, I feel better about what I have. Thank you everyone who responded. I plan on sending the application in as soon as I receive the material I need from Liliana.

- Steven

"He who does not take risks, does not drink the champagne" - Russian Proverb

3/4/08 - I-129F mailed
3/11/08 - NOA1 received
5/19/08 - NOA2 received
8/19/08 - Interview

APPROVED

9/30/08 - Arrival to US
10/25/08 - Married
2/7/11 - Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence

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Good luck, Steven.

And don't worry too much about the evidence. Your case should be strong enough that the evidence is just a confirmation, not what seals the deal. If you've included everything you need in your K-1, you shouldn't really need any evidence.

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Good luck, Steven.

And don't worry too much about the evidence. Your case should be strong enough that the evidence is just a confirmation, not what seals the deal. If you've included everything you need in your K-1, you shouldn't really need any evidence.

Anyone know an easy way to fill out the G-325A instead of manually filling out each page?

"He who does not take risks, does not drink the champagne" - Russian Proverb

3/4/08 - I-129F mailed
3/11/08 - NOA1 received
5/19/08 - NOA2 received
8/19/08 - Interview

APPROVED

9/30/08 - Arrival to US
10/25/08 - Married
2/7/11 - Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence

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Anyone know an easy way to fill out the G-325A instead of manually filling out each page?
Try:

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/g-325a.pdf

By filling out the first page it automatically fills out the other ones.

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Anyone know an easy way to fill out the G-325A instead of manually filling out each page?
Try:

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/g-325a.pdf

By filling out the first page it automatically fills out the other ones.

Well, I feel like an idiot :-).

"He who does not take risks, does not drink the champagne" - Russian Proverb

3/4/08 - I-129F mailed
3/11/08 - NOA1 received
5/19/08 - NOA2 received
8/19/08 - Interview

APPROVED

9/30/08 - Arrival to US
10/25/08 - Married
2/7/11 - Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence

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I took all tiny things i had to prove and they checked all of it!It worked out!Sometimes they dont look at it at all,but still better have as much as possible than not:)

Good luck!

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