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I would follow the new instructions since it clearly states leave it blank. Good luck

I agree, are you sure the RFE is for proof of meeting or is it for the written circumstance of meeting? Tell your lawyer to send you a copy of the RFE. Perhaps they want to know HOW you met, not DID you meet. Both are required.

Are you 100% sure your lawyer submitted everything you gave them? You provided a lot more than I did!
What was written for question 18 on your I-129F form?

No, the SLEC website only lists it as "if available".

What letter from NVC letter showing the MNL#? Do you mean the NOA2? The NOA2, nor is anything else from NVC necessary for your fiancee to proceed to SLMCEC for the medical. Once she pays the visa fee at any BPI branch, then after scheduling the interview online, she will print the confirmation and take that with her to SLMCEC.

No you do not need the NVC letter, that is "optional". St. Luke's does want to see confirmation for the interview at the embassy so after you schedule online make sure to print a copy or two of the appointment confirmation and bring one with you to St. Luke's along with all the other required documents.
St. Luke's:
http://www.slec.ph/us-visa-applicants.shtml#required-docs
Have copies of passport bio page, confirmation page from scheduling interview online at embassy, and of course the 2X2 photos. (copy of annulment is asked for at times)
http://www.slec.ph/us/registration/
Preregister at St. Luke's, it saves time when you arrive.

Is your fiance the petitioner? If he/she is the petitioner then he/she needs to send a copy of every page of his/her passport to validate his/her US citizenship status.
If your fiance is the beneficiary then he/she is not required to send copy of her/his passport unless there is a stamp there that you would like to use as a proof that you two have been in a trip together.
But you both need to send passport size photos.
Make sure you have everything as stated in the guide when you submit your I129f.
Good luck.

I just want to say that by reading everyone's post, I kinda learn a lot. Weighing what everyone has to say, it gives you some sense of wisdom. It's like the "that make sense" moment. . Although I dont have the same experience as the OP, but it can shed some light to other readers. So I just want to say thanks for everyone taking their time w/ their opinion and experiences.

You are misinterpreting the two year met in person requirement.
You can file the i129f now.
But wait. I see that it says on your name/account that your naturalization is pending.
Just remember you can only apply for the fiance visa if the petitioner is US citizen.
Best of luck.

YES. That will be enough. As long as you have the marriage certificate indicating that you two are married. A wedding ceremony itself doesn't show a bonafide relationship. If you two really have a bonafide and genuine relationship and love for each other then you two are the only one can decide what is best for you.
And yes I agree, marriage and wedding are completely different thing.
Good Luck and Have a Happy Married Life together. . LOVE is what matters.

YES. That will be enough. As long as you have the marriage certificate indicating that you two are married. A wedding ceremony itself doesn't show a bonafide relationship. If you two really have a bonafide and genuine relationship and love for each other then you two are the only one can decide what is best for you.
And yes I agree, marriage and wedding are completely different thing.
Good Luck and Have a Happy Married Life together. . LOVE is what matters.

St. Luke's will not honor any word or self-reported vaccination, as stated in their website (http://www.slec.ph/us-visa-applicants.shtml#required-docs). Check the website for more detailed information. But the payment(medical fee) you made will include all the vaccinations that you may need. Just make sure to bring any records of vaccination that you may have in hand. Good Luck.