mishka1

Some of the answers confused me, so I'm going to share the RFE:

"you did not submit sufficient evidence to establish that you and your fiancee(3) have met each other in person during the period from 2/10/10 - 2/10/12. It is noted that you submitted photos; however they do not have handwritten labels of the dates, names and locations.

CAN WE SEND DUPLICATES OF PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED PHOTOS WITH THE APPROPRIATE LABELS? WILL THIS BE GOOD ENOUGH? FADHIL IS MAKING A TRIP TO MOROCCO SOON AND WILL TAKE MORE PICTURES.

"You have submitted electronic copies of your flight itineraries: however USCIS does not accept itineraries alone as sufficient evidence..."

WOULD A COMPLETE COPY OF FADHIL'S PASSPORT HELP TO PROVE HIS PREVIOUS TRIP? WOULD HIS CREDIT CARD BILL WHICH SHOWS EXPENDITURES IN MOROCCO BE PROOF?

AND WHAT SHOULD HE COLLECT AS PROOF ON HIS UPCOMING TRIP?

"evidence that Fadhil & Nora met in person at some time during the two -year period. Evidence should include, but is not limited to:

Fadhil's statement which must include the date, place, and circumstance of meeting. It must be supporTed by additional evidence.

WHEN I MENTIONED AN AFFIDAVIT IN MY ORIGINAL RFE POSTING, THIS IS WHAT I THOUGHT THE STATEMENT SHOULD BE. ANY OTHER TEMPLATES/FORMS THAT I CAN USE HERE?

NORA WILL DO A SIMILAR STATEMENT/AFFIDAVIT.

Letters written to each other after theirmeeting(s), referencing specific date & place of meetings.

SINCE THEY COMMUNICATE BY PHONE ONLY, I WILL GET A COPY OF HIS PHONE BILLS FOR THE ENTIRE 2 YEAR PERIOD. I WILL GET NORA'S PHONE BILLS FOR THE SAME TIME PERIOD.

"Affidavits of friends, neighbors, or other knowledgeable associates. All affidavits must conform to the guidelines cited below:

Written statements sworn to or affirmed by two persons, who were living at the time the events occurred and who have personal knowledge of the event you are trying to prove. The persons making the affidavits may be relatives and need not be citizens of the US.

COULD I DO A STATEMENT EVEN THOUGH I WASN'T IN MOROCCO? AND THEN HAVE IT WITNESSED BY 2 PEOPLE AND NOTORIZED? COULD ONE OF FADHIL'S CO-WORKERS OR HIS BOSS DO THE SAME? AND IN MOROCCO, NORA'S PARENTS COULD EACH PROVIDE A STATEMENT. DO THEY NOTORIZE AFFIDAVITS IN MOROCCO?

This is one long, long post! But the reasons' given in the RFE might just help many of you avoid this delay in the future!

Jena, give me a chance I will respond to your post tomorrow Aug 30. Thanks

*Move from IR1/CR1 forum to Effects of Major Changes forum*

No, you cannot withdraw your sponsorship.

If your sister can provide good evidence that he only used her for a green card then she could report him to ICE and perhaps he could be convicted of fraud and deported.

It sounds like your BIL needs to get off the lazy train. If he wants to sponge off your family then tell him no and to get a job. If it leads to divorce, so be it.

ICE is very busy going after illegal aliens and felons, this case they will not care, the guy is legal in USA to prove otherwise it will be difficult, even under domestic violence behavior, reporting it from relatives; ICE will look at it as vindictive reporting. This is fact, although ICE job is otherwise.

Thanks for your concern mishka, lol... as I said in my email i could only discuss MY situation (which happens to be may) because i do not know anyone here or at VSC personally therefore I can't speak for them.. and how do you know I will only be waiting 4 months? My true intent was about the centers as a whole and the need for distribution of the files that are collecting dust at the moment.. the feb, the march, the april.. the few january.. if something isn't done we will ALL be waiting that long, or longer. Attention needs to be drawn to the situation in one form or another!!!

Cesar & Cata, you said what I planned on writing! lol!

I understand your concern, I’m just still warm out of this process and my fiancée just got out of her interview, please check my time line, and it was processed at CSC, this is an example, and that might make you chill out, and not to be angry, you will get NOA2 at the end of the 5 months processing time, or may be earlier. Aggravation and Anger can spoil your life. You are going to be ok, just be patient.

I stayed off this website all weekend. The more I observe what is going on concerning vermont the angrier I get. And I am talking ANGRY! Ruin my weekend, want to punch someone, need a drink kind of angry. Not just one drink either.. I'm talking 3 or 4. Please, before you say "YOU ARE A MAY FILER! Relax." try to remember how long we have all been waiting to be with our loved one in general. I can't speak for everyone, but my fiancé and I have been apart for a year and a half. We have seen each other a total of 5 weeks during this time. One trip to America (harassed at POE) .... Another trip to America (denied at POE. Is it his Turkish name? I mean really.) .... and lastly my trip to Europe. Those were the best two weeks of my life, I would give anything to experience it again. Okay now I am tearing up. Here is the email I sent Mr. Obama, maybe a few others might take the same action:

Hello Mr. President. I am writing (and in tears) side note: bring on the drama! concerning the USCIS Vermont office. Vermont's processing dates claim 5 months for I-129F K1 visas, however the patiently waiting public is aware they are going far beyond that 5 month time frame to approve petitions. When inquiring on the matter, the reps explain (and have been for weeks) that they are currently processing petitions from January or early February. California USCIS is moving at a much faster rate, already approving petitions from JUNE for K1 Visas!!! Its very difficult to comprehend why some cases can't be transferred to CSC to help with Vermonts horrible workload. Myself and many others who have connected via the website visajourney.com are very concerned, upset, angry and down right miserable. The CSC filers essentially receive "expedited" service while paying the same monetary fee! It is very financially and emotionally straining waiting for our loved ones to get here, let alone get past the first step!!! I myself have had anxiety/panic attacks and depression due to not being able to see my fiancé in months. Traveling to see each other is just not possible anymore on our budget. We and thousands of others are trying to get our loved ones here the legal and right way. I respect our country and the process to bring a loved one here, however there is just no reason for the time differentials. Can anything be done? We really need your help in this matter. Thank you.

So, long story short.. I am not expecting a reply. Maybe if I called him Barry or sent the email to Kenya I might hear something.

Sorry, trying to make myself laugh. Not working.

Just realized this was in the wrong forum, should be in service centers.. don't know how to move it. My apologies!

You are very Angry for no reason, cool off a little, per your time line your NOA1 is dated 2012-05-04, that means 2012-09-04, it will be only 4 months, the Stated time to process K1 visa petition is 5 months, You should get Angry if you passed the 5 months processing period. Yes some filer get approved (NOA2) early for some reason but the majority get processed or RFE at the end of the 5 moths processing time. Keep me posted after 2012-10-04.

That will probably save you some money when you apply for AOS after they arrive. You're already ahead of the game!

Sweet! I've been to Bloomington several times this year for Appleseed events and will most likely make it over that way again before the year's out.

I'll see if my wife would like to join me next time and we'll meet up with you folks somewhere. Perhaps Phil and Alla could meet us there? Nothing says America like shooting rifles all weekend!

Huzzah! Congratulations!

That is the truth!

If you think the visa process is challenging... you aint seen nothin yet! But, it's fun and definitely worth it. Take care and let us know if you have any more questions.

Thanks Slim, I agree with you, but at least I will have a beak till we get there. Thanks again Slim, for sure will contact you and Phil if I get stuck and need answers to any questions. God Bless, take care

Piece of cake. Your really journey is just beginning; keep in touch. If your future wife needs to talk to my wife about anything; we can set that up.

Thanks Phil, for sure we will keep in touch, at least I'm taking a break till the next AOS journey, by the way it will be my spouse who will submit and sign her I-485, yes. Have a great day.

the afidavit is needed after the petition approved, the petitioner should complete the form I-134, his or her parents could help with that if he or she doesn't have enough saving to support. It's better to have the form completed right after the petition approved.

Cellas is correct, I-134 is only needed to be filled out by the petitioner and any of his relative(s) if he does not meet the USA poverity standard or level. And I'm confused, if you submitted the requested documents as indicated in the RFE letter, any boarding pass, or passport showing entry and departure, will not have any meaning, write me in details your issue, and I see if I could help.

Just thought of a few more questions:

Would a copies of credit card statements showing flight purchases help?

I found the sample Affidavit on the VJWikipedia page. So I'm planning on changing it from "spouse" to "fiance". If Fadhil does an Affidavit here and Nora does one in MOrocco, will that be good?

And what about Affidavits from Nora's parents?

Cellas is correct, I-134 is only needed to be filled out by the petitioner and any of his relative(s) if he does not meet the USA poverity standard or level. And I'm confused, if you submitted the requested documents as indicated in the RFE letter, any boarding pass, or passport showing entry and departure, will not have any meaning, write me in details your issue, and I see if I could help.

I'd say that all signals are positive. I could wildly speculate but who knows what they are reviewing;;;;;there has only been once case reported here on VJ (not necessarily the majority of cases USCIS sees) where weird unknown AP delayed the visa issuance for a long amount of time (and it ended up due to a unique consequence that couldn't possibly occur again).

We're located next to Joliet, so yes chances are we could visit....Brad and Vika are down in Louisville (along with the new one and MIL). Slim and his wife are over in Cinci. Many of us on RUB have met each other; we're all good folks.....and very smart....to be marrying our young Russian hotties.

Dear Phil, Today with the help of God my fiancée and her daughter received their passports with the Visa, it was great relieve for us after my long tedious journey. I'm writing to thank you Phil and Slim for your support and comforting words. I shall communicate with you guys through your e-mails. Thanks again and God bless you all..... :dance: :dance: :dance:

I'd say that all signals are positive. I could wildly speculate but who knows what they are reviewing;;;;;there has only been once case reported here on VJ (not necessarily the majority of cases USCIS sees) where weird unknown AP delayed the visa issuance for a long amount of time (and it ended up due to a unique consequence that couldn't possibly occur again).

We're located next to Joliet, so yes chances are we could visit....Brad and Vika are down in Louisville (along with the new one and MIL). Slim and his wife are over in Cinci. Many of us on RUB have met each other; we're all good folks.....and very smart....to be marrying our young Russian hotties.

Hey Phil, thanks for your encouragement, I hope that they did not review my petition well before asking us to schedule our interview and they are reviewing our case after the interview, because the embassy received our petition from NVC very late and it was getting few days to the 60 days mark from the petition approval date. Fortunately all documents and police report (that took one month for my fiancée to receive) were ready. My fiancée told me that the consular officer holds on the fifteen vacations 2012 photos she showed him plus all the documents, forms, I-134 and supporting documents, etc.

It is great that you are having Slim and his wife for the weekend, and for sure it will be a pleasure to meet with you and your family and RUB community, Thank you again for your support, and shall keep you updated. Have a great weekend.

Based on what I've read over the last three years on this forum, you case doesn't sound like anything too unusual or any reason for concern.

There's a ton of good folk here on RUB and please stick around; your dance with immigration is really just beginning; as they will have their hand in your pocket for a few more rounds.

Good morning Phil, To keep you updated, yesterday I e-mailed US Embassy-Moscow as simple as you suggested, today I received their response that states “The interviewing consular officer is still reviewing the case, no additional documents are needed"

What do you think? Thank you for your support

By the way after dust settled down we could meet in person, I’m living nearby in Bloomington, IN or if you are in my city for IU game, please contact me.

I just got off the phone with USCIS. They confirmed that it was probably a misaken form letter because they do use template letters. They were supposed to send me the change of address letter.

I'm glad that you straighten your issue out, take care

Slim, sorry I forgot to add that my fiancée paid extra $20 for herself and her daughter for the vaccination certificate.

Yep, what Phil said. You should be fine.

Thanks buddy for your comforting words, I just feel that my heart is bleeding of pain because of the long two days train journey that my fiancée and her 11 year daughter took to reach US Embassy-Moscow from their town. They were very joyfuel going and now they are very sad in their way back home. Specially the little one whom I reserved her school in my city ( Bloomington, IN). Well keep my hand crossed and wish for the best for our sake. It is a very bad to feel that I have been condemned or criminalized by the Embassy consular visa section due to my previous unsuccessful marriages, that separation was not due to fault on my part. Thank you again.

Based on what I've read over the last three years on this forum, you case doesn't sound like anything too unusual or any reason for concern.

There's a ton of good folk here on RUB and please stick around; your dance with immigration is really just beginning; as they will have their hand in your pocket for a few more rounds.

Dear Phil, I’m going to stick around for sure, you stated in one of your kind responses “Yes I would expect (and want) any CO to dig a little deeper just because of your past history, especially with two previous K-1 marriages that did not work” Regarding digging in my past, and because of our new interaction/communication, I was ashamed to mention the following:

1- My first Fiancée (ex-wife) departure from the country was to judge arrest order (in short because of her jealousy, she had altercation with my next door neighbor, who pressed charges against her, she did not show for the hearing, the judge then issued an order to the sheriff of the city to arrest her) all those documents were submitted as support for my multiple submission waiver.

2- My Second Fiancée because of her lies, she emailed before our wedding a female friend of mine and coworker an e-mail that state “ I’m difficult to live with, etc. and once I make some money I will leave him” After my friends discovered her lies (after the wedding) my friend was very upset and wondered, if I'm difficult to live with why DID SHE MARRIED ME?, then apologized to me for her misjudgment on my charcter and forwarded all of those e-mails. Copies of those e-mails were also submitted with my waiver to show that the second marriage was not the ex-wife bona-fed objectives.

Because of those ex-wives behavior, I was about to loss my security clearance and my Job.

I’m an honest person who deals with people without any hidden Agenda

Thank you again for your support God bless

I believe you'll be fine. Them taking the passports is a good thing. One suggestion is for you to email the Embassy, referencing the case number and mentioning the interview, and asking the Embassy if there is any information that you can provide to allow them to complete their decision. I'd keep it as simple as that.

My wife and son's passports were also taken after their interview and she was given a 221g asking for more relationship evidence prior to being told they were approved. I emailed them tons more plus a letter outlining our relationship and how the evidence bore that out and were approved within two days.

Yes I would expect (and want) any CO to dig a little deeper just because of your past history, especially with two previous K-1 marriages that did not work. Nothing personal should be taken but I believe the norm and expectation is that the potential new couple has done everything they can and made the commitment to make the marriage last forever.

My comments about helping them adjust to life here are because we are having the same discussion amongst we RUBbers over on another thread in this forum. I'd welcome you to read that and offer comment. Life here in the US is vastly different, in many aspects (and vastly the same in others) than their life there. There is additional communication and preparation (in my opinion) that should be done in and addition to the normal relationship and getting to know you communications and that should be done before any decision to come to the US is made. Yes some can be totally freaked out over the changes.

May I call you Phil and friend, thank you for your response and I shall follow your suggestion by e-mailing the Embassy. The thing is, my fiancée was not given any form that requesting more relation evidences. They only hold on the date stamped photos during our (my Fiancée, her daughter and I) month vacation (June-July 2012), they did not elect to hold on hotel receipts, airfare itinerary, etc. I do not know if you read any of my previous posting, from the beginning, all my documents (10 pounds) that were submitted with the initial petition got lost, I got RFE, I submitted everything Again, after 60 days I got MY NOA2 In June 04, NVC was not able to find it, finally it was forwarded to US Embassy Moscow, by that time I was getting close to the 60 days mark from the date of the petition approval (since petition approval is only valid for 4 months), and per their instruction on the Embassy site they ask the petitioner to contact the Consoler if 60 days have been passed without getting Embassy notification, finally I got the Invitation on July 26.

Answering to your third paragraph, I agree absolutely with you that any COUPLES and I stress on COUPLES should have the commitment to make the marriage last forever, however, I have always have this commitment, but unfortunately we as human cannot control other human being desire to split. And as you know splitting in USA is not cheap…

As you know you have lived in USA all your life and we could see the rate of divorce among USC, although they tie the knot after living with each for years, but suddenly after having grown children they split, this incident does not happen with only fiancée/fiancé that are coming from overseas and been visited couple of times or more. My first fiancée did not cope with life in USA and returned back to her country, and the other came to USA to try to be a millionaire in a week, and I do not know where she is.

What I’m saying is it depends on the person who moved from oversea to USA if they want to live happy and in harmony, and not to come with a hidden agenda. I was unlucky person through my previous marriages; however I have not committed a crime by trying to be happy and have partner forever.

Thank you again Phil, for your soothing and hopeful words , and I hope and wish from God that your guess is right, this present petition is really got toll of me, however I love my fiancée and her daughter very much.

I've asked the Mods to move this to the RUB regional forum since you are asking how the Moscow Embassy processes visas with your specific circumstances.

Since they kept the passports and didn't give her a 221g form, I would say they are merely doing additional AP to verify (my speculation) relative to those other K-1 marriages. Chances are very good that they'll be approved.

Was your fiance asked about what happened to those previous spouses?....ie, That they weren't able to cope with moving to the US?

What have you done differently with this fiance to prevent the same from happening once again?

Hello. Thank you for your prompt response, to answer your question, No, the CO was checking I guess to see if my fiancée knew about my previous K1 petition. To answer your second question, I did not do anything different, one of those marriages the ex-wife returned back home (difficulty of coping with USA life), the other, did not work out after four years. These things happened all time, even with couples after they have grown children together. My case is not odd one.

Thank you for your encouragement, actually they got all the other documents also, plus the visa application forms, my I-134 and supporting documentation but they did not take my Employer letter, may be because I provided my last two pay stubs (June), bank documents, all the 2012 date stamped photos , and the Two passport photos. AND NO she was not given any form. (i.e. 221g form or other).

The CO was very pleased with the 11 year daughter answer to his question

Hello VJ members,

Today was our interview date; my fiancée went with her 11 year old daughter. She was not approved on the spot. The CO asked her about my previous unlucky marriages, and she answered she is aware of all my previous marriages, two of those were on fiancée petition, but they were not able to cope with USA way of living then they return back home. Nothing I could keep it from happening.

The Co took the passport of my fiancée and her daughter, recent photos together that were taken during our vacation ( June –July), all DS forms and passport photos, I-134 and documentation, another supporting documents of our going relation, and all other requested documents plus the medical examination envelopes.

She was told she will get a decision after a week. SHE WAS NOT GIVEN ANY NOTE. She and I are very upset especially after that long waiting period.

The Question is if they are going to deny the visa for her and her daughter, why they took all of her documents and passports.

I cannot think at the moment, I need your thoughts and any of the VJ community members opinion if any had/have similar circumstance. Thanks for your Help

Ruzana received hers in 6 business days, And she lived in Rostov so it had to go Pony Express.

Ken, I sent you a message,and this is its copy,

Hello Ken & Ruzana:

Today was our interview date; my fiancée went with her 11 year old daughter. She was not approved on the spot. The CO asked her about my previous unlucky marriages, and she answered she is aware of all my previous marriages, two of those were on fiancée petition, but they were not able to cope with USA way of living then they return back home. Nothing I could keep it from happening.

The Co took the passport of my fiancée and her daughter, recent photos together that were taken during our vacation ( June –July), all DS forms and passport photos, I-134 and documentation, another supporting documents of our going relation, and all other requested documents plus the medical examination envelopes.

She was told she will get a decision after a week. She and I are very upset especially after that long waiting period.

The Question is if they are going to deny the visa for her and her daughter, why they took all of her documents and passports.

I cannot think at the moment, I need your thoughts and any of the VJ community members opinion if any had/have similar circumstance. Thanks for your Help

Let's keep each other updated, Mishka.

For sure Cellas, I will always keep you updated, have a nice weekend

Thanks, Mishka, you really help a lot. I got a hint what to do next now, I saw your timeline, good luck for your interview

Your are more than welcome Cellas, and thank you for your wishes, I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Good luck, has he visited you recently though? the 2 year mark of showing that will be key. I think that is why they didnt accept mine because i did not have what they consider "hard evidence"

you have to submit evidence of meeting the beneficiary in person within the two year period preceding the filing of petition, unless there are culture and religion reasons that you both can not meet in person. there are two type of Evidence 1- PRIMARY EVIDENCE; may include airline ticket stubs and receipts, ATM and credit card transactions, ( that indicate, the petitioner's name, month, day, and year), copies of passport pages that show the identification page and admission stamps, hotel receipts, if either the petitioner or the beneficiary has been married before, they should submit proofs that they were free to mary before submitting their petition.or any evidence that will help the USCIS to determine that petitioner has met the beneficiary within the two years. 2: SECONDARY EVIDENCE, may include Film DATED photographs , of the petitioner and beneficiary, e-mail, phone messages records, and any other electronic communication. Good luck

My fiance got the mail from NVC today but not yet from embassy. I can get the DS-156 before we get the notification from the embassy?. I'm confused with how the DS-156 works. I found somewhere that there's a form that i should not sign and it has to be signed in the embassy but i forgot what is it, do you know it?

Cellas, there are three forms, 1- DS-156 ( Visa application, should be completed in English on line) and you print two copies, these copies have code and your name and another information, 2- Biographical Form DS-230 ( should be filled out in English part 1 and part 2) and DS-156K ( this one should be filled out with Indonesian language ( I know for Russian it should be filled out in Russian language, just check Us Embassy -Indonesia web site as I explained on the next paragraph), this is the one you should sign in infront of the counsel . visit US Embassy_ Indonesia web site, under Immigrant Visa Interview instruction, click on Fiancé'(e)s, that will open documents needed for Fiancé'(e)s, their you will find all the needed documents to prepare for your interview. You could prepare them plus your Police report in advance, sign and date DS-230 one or two days before your interview.

Watch out! She'll be back once she finds out that she can't get a green card except through marriage to the K1 petitioner. This has happened numerous times here on VJ. Many scammers don't do their research before coming to the US. They have their eyes focused only on the visa. They come to the US, dump the petitioner and hit the road, and then find out that they cut the cord too quickly. They can't get a green card by marrying their secret boyfriend, and they can't file a VAWA claim. This is when they start trying to patch things up with the petitioner, saying they got scared and panicked. When that doesn't work she'll probably offer you some cash if you marry her and help her get a green card.

Save any correspondence for your fraud evidence package.

Jim, she can file VAWA claim, if she was tutored to register herself and stay in women's shelter, by claiming she has FEAR to stay with her petitioner, or afraid on her life, do you know that domestic violence laws could get any one arrested male or female, by just say the magic word FEAR, or my partner is looking at me that threatening look. And as you know that VAWA pro bono lawyers needs the congress to keep funding VAWA, accordingly they need to have recorded of abused women either falsely claimed or not. Believe me those attorneys will take the case to USCIS and will adjust in this case her status.

Thank you, it's really answer my questions. The NVC said that the case has forwarded to the embassy and arrived on August 3 but i don't get anything yet and my fiance didn't get the mail from NVC, just the NOA2.

Many time when NVC state a date usually your petition is still on the way, just be patient, if you or your petitioner does not get any embassy notification before 60 days from the date of the NOA2, you could e-mail the counselor state you are close to 60 days from NOA2 date and request an action. In the mean time you as beneficiary get all your documents ready, specially Police report ( it takes some time to get it), get your electronic Visa application DS-156 and the rest of the forms so you are ready to go once you or your petitioner notified or contacted by US Embassy.

Hey Everyone, need some advice.

After my fiancee arrived, it then left me after a few weeks. Still in country as far as I know. What couse of action should I take to prevent a fraud charge against me?

Hello I feel for your anguish and pain, it is not because she left you, she is not worthy, but for the tedious, financial cost and nerve breaking journey all petitioners are going through to get their I-129F petition approved. I read all responses from other VJ members, some of them are supporting and true and others are not. For sure that person was communicating with someone else after you started the petition process, and both of them used you as a spring board for her to come to USA after you took care of all the expenses ( documentation, I-129 filing fees, MRV fee, and for sure airfare from whatever country she is citizen of to USA, etc.). In my person opinion, she was tutored very well by the other person before arriving to USA. Although she cannot marry any one at the time being other than the petitioner, but she can adjust her status on the basis of cruelty and Fear from you through the VAWA HELP. She might reported herself to women’s shelter either in your town or in the town of the other person. Domestic violence laws are unfair to honest men and women as well, the person does not have to hit the other or cause any body bruises or Injury, it is enough to say “ MY PARTNER IS LOOKING AT ME WITH THAT LOOK AND I’m AFFRIAD TO BE WITH HIM/HER AND I FEAR ON MY LIFE, JUST ONE WORD FEAR” And from the women shelter the VAWA journey starts, and at this organization there are lot of PRO BONO attorneys who want to make name for themselves and take the cases to the Immigration to Adjust the Status. And Hurrah, she adjust her status and marry the other person. There are group of people who are benefited from VAWA, and they force women to revolt because they needs to proof that they are helping battered or domestically abused women, and A copied this for you to understand how those groups fight to maintain funding from Congress “ Unless a miracle happens this week OR we put on the heat, Congress will be home for the rest of August until after Labor Day without having passed a bipartisan VAWA that protects all victims. We need to tell Congress this is outrageous!”

Some respondents to your post state you are not affected at USCIS level, but in FACT you will be on the record as a petitioner who got approved fiancée petition. If you will file another petition in the future you have to submit a WAIVER letter with documentation explaining why the director of the USCIS center who is processing your future petition has to approve it .

Most Important, as you know, your running away Bxxxh for sure wrote down your home address on her Customs Declaration form 6059B and on her I-94, accordingly I suggest the following

1- File report at the police station about her disappearance stating because your home address was listed on above mentioned two forms.

2- Write a letter to the USCIS who processed your I-129F petition explaining what happened (include her A # that is on the NOA2, her birthday, for sure you have copies of her passport, and any documents that you submitted for your I-129F petition). Send the letter registered, you might not get any response fro the USCIS center, but at least you reported the case as a bon a fide petitioner

3- In case she try to call you (report her as stalker, since phone records usually show from to phone Numbers) but I doubt if she will do that you have been setup for VAWA.

4- AS OTHERS CORRESPONDENTSTO YOUR POST REGROUP AND MOVE ON WITH YOUR LIFE.