zinger143

Giving up after only just filing last June ? Seriously ? It took us 5 years from meeting to finally being together. We were in AP for 16 months
and then our case was denied and returned. We filed again and were approved. It was a rough journey. If you can't handle your delay for 6 months then
yes it is better to quit now. Not sure why you even started in the first place with that 'giving up' attitude.....perhaps it was not a real love but a fling because
true love endures all, especially a few months or year of waiting.
Just shaking my head at the instant microwave expectations when it comes to some people's visa journeys.
Reality check....yours is not a nightmare but the normal procedure, come on, one months of waiting after the interview ?!

If you don’t get married within the 90 days then you can’t adjust their status, and they can’t legally stay in the country anymore. If they were found to be here by authorities they could deport them and it would not be on you financially to supply their way home.
As NLR stated the I-134 makes sure that you are able to be their sponsor or have someone to co-sponsor with you before you file AOS and have to fill out the I-864. Imagine if you brought them up here, married them, and then while trying to AOS you find out you don’t meet the requirements for the I-864 and they had to go home? Your first question would be why someone didn’t tell you that at the beginning before you started the whole process…. Enter the I-134.

This post was very insensitive. If you look at their time line they were at TSC and were transferred. They also have been dealing with this since May. You only since September. Positivity goes a long way esoecially when we are all in the same boat and here to help each other. Maybe if u don't have something nice to say...say nothing at all. Just a thought.

If you are planning to move back to the United States in 2015 and his parents address will be the place you will be living then yes you would list that as his residence in the US. He may not be there right this moment, but that is his US residence and where the papers should be mailed to. You can start the process while he is in Taiwan and as long as his family can email you scans of the NOA1 and NOA2 then you should be perfectly fine. You can mail the petition from anywhere in the world as long as he is a US citizen and does have a US address. When I was overseas and staying in Bolivia I used my parents address because that is where I lived before and planned to live upon my return. So as long as that is the case with your fiancée then there shouldn’t be an issue. Just make sure the address you list is actually an address he has lived or plans to live upon return so if at any time they asked to see proof of residence he would be able to provide that easily.
Additionally it mentions that if you are living abroad you still send your petition to Texas:
http://www.uscis.gov/i-129f-addresses

Thanks, I will have him get a few copies!! I did title this wrong, he was charged/arrested but not convicted/found guilty. So we of course disclosed everything and now are getting the official record where it says he was not convicted or held in prison for any length of time for those charges. The embassy told him exactly what the title of the document is called, so he went and found out from the government it takes 3-4 days to process. So Monday he is going to get it, and I will tell him to get multiple copies, good idea!