manitobagirl

What wouldve happened if someone was at work? I dont think our case would be red flagged... but im sure my husband isnt the only one working a lot to make up for a household by himself...

How about my case. I'm a very light sleeper. I sleep alone. Its not that I don't want to sleep with my partner but every move, breath etc keeps me awake and I don't think its very healthy to take sleeping pills nightly. My parents have their own bedrooms as my mom is the same as me and my dad has a noisy sleep apnea machine!

you'r are all gonna be fine per my application

Thanks

I think you will do just fine. my fiance and i prepared our application as far back as september last year when she came to visit me. we only sent it in on the 21st and uscis has accepted and given us our first NOA1, just make sure you have followed all the rules,,best of the times.

Ok perfect. So you didn't change any dates on anything? Just sent it in? Hoping to mail ours out ASAP! And this would make things a lot easier and faster!

So I made up the ENTIRE package for her. We met up in North Dakota so I could give it to her and we could take our passport size photos. Problem is that was back in September. Then some ####### came up (car problems and other stuff) so having the money for the fee had to take a backseat.

So, my question is everything is dated October 1, 2015. She wants to mail it but it's now January. Is this going to cause a problem? Can we just change the dates? Or do we need to completely redo the entire thing?

Thank you so much for your insight.

I had no problem with my POE visit today! Basic questions, in Winnipeg, Canada.

Where are you going? San Diego. What for ? To visit my fiancé. When are you coming back? Tuesday. When are you getting married? When we can, depending on visas. Who is moving where? I'll be moving there. What do you do? I am an early childhood educator. Then he said have a good flight and let me go.

I may have been slightly stressed about it for no reason.

Awesome! We are submitting our I-129F soon and I'm taking my kids on a cruise in October. I was worried how this process would be. I'll also be going through the Winnipeg airport!

baron555,

Unless the rules have changed since 2012, a clarification may be in order. My stepson (K2) was a month shy of his 19th birthday when he applied for and received his K2 visa in June 2012.

http://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-through-family/green-card-through-special-categories-family/k-nonimmigrant

The interim BIA decision described in the Matter of LE, may have some impact on this K2 status: http://www.justice.gov/eoir/vll/intdec/vol25/3719.pdf

Good luck on your immigration journey.

YMMV

Yeah I wondered about that part. It irrelevant but everything I've read has said they can come on K2 visa as long as they haven't yet turned 21 years old.

The Fiance(e) visa program is a two-phase process, the visa petition phase and the visa application phase.The visa petition fee paid at the start is the process is to start the process and it is at this time that the USC petitioner is vetted. The visa application fee payment for the K2 does not occur at the visa petition phase of the process. That occurs later at the visa application portion that occurs at the embassy/consulate interview portion of the process. If the child is not going, a visa application is not submitted, and hence no fees are paid.

Be sure to check in at the Canada Regional forum to get consulate-specific information about the visa interview at the Vancouver consulate: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/93-canada/ . Another source of information is the Canada Embassy Info page for the Vancouver consulate: http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Canada&cty=Vancouver

HTH,

Good luck on your immigration journey.

Perfect. Thank you very much for your great explanations!

I will check those links and save them to my browser. This is definitely going to be an adventure. So glad I found this website!

Welcome to the forum.

Be sure that ALL of the children of the alien fiance(e) are listed on the Form I-129F petition. This is specifically mentioned in Part 2 (continued), page 3, of the Form I-129F: http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-129f.pdf

Good luck on your immigration journey.

Ok so he has to be listed on the I-29F application but how does that affect the rest of it? I don't want to have to pay fees for him when he will not be going with us to the US.

edited to add: Thank you

I'm still trying to get the hang of this forum! Please bear with me.

I think I understand that as a Manitoban for the K1 Visa I will be sent to Vancouver. I also understand that the only medical clinic we can use is in BC as well.

So...this means I will have to fly myself and my children to BC for the medical and so I can attend the interview. My fiance is going to try and get the time off work to meet us in BC that way she can help look after the kids while I am in the interview. The kids will be 9 and 12 at the time of the interview and I understand that they do not need to attend. So would I be correct that I will be able to leave the kids with my fiance at the hotel while I go to the interview? Or do I/should I bring them to the interview?

My other question if you happen to know is I will have a son who is over 18 when we file for the K1 Visa. He has NO interest in going to the US. He is applying to join the Canadian Military. Do I still have to include him on the paperwork regardless? He will not go for the medical or anything and I can't force him. We've talked about it in length. I've said "just in case" "what if". But no. Anyone know how that works definitely?

Thank you SOOOOO much for your help!

This is all new to me. We've only just started looking into the process. It's scary and exciting.