pbergin

I keep hearing how a tiny, insignificant typo can throw one of these applications (I-129f) into the black hole for weeks. Is this true? If so it seems to me to be an abuse of authority.

This sounds a tad dumb I guess, but when filling out the I-129F, and the Bio form as well, I can't seem to fit the whole address on the space allotted for it. I suppose I could just use the blank beneath. How sticky are these folks when it comes to things like that? I don't want the application to wind up in a black hole because some clerk didn't like the way it was filled out.

I guess I could submit an addendum or something.

This was taken from a recent article in the Washington Post. Can someone comment on this please, I want to know if it's true and, if so, how I need to proceed.

My fiance' is Canadian and it would be a simple matter for her to come down from Toronto and get married here.

Here's the quote.

"Immigrants who marry U.S. citizens can get a visa to stay in the country immediately, instead of having to wait years, and can shave several years off gaining citizenship."