jsoubenz

I just wanted to point out that it appears you are both wearing wedding bands in your picture. You need to be careful because if USCIS or the consulate even thinks you could be married it can be a reason for denial.

Oh my gosh! I didn't even think about this. We had an engagement party. I know traditionally the bands go on the right hand for an engagement but we chose to wear them on the left. I hope this won't cause an issue

Thank you everyone for the information! Our packet is in the mail as of this morning. So now we wait.

I'm preparing to send in my I-129F file tomorrow and I just have a few things I need clarified.

Is it a bad thing if I send a statement of meeting from both I and my fiancé? I had him send one to me before I read that I should write the statement. So I also wrote one. Should I just keep his and send mine? Or is it ok to send both?

Should we be worried about sending in a lot of evidence of our relationship, past and current? Such as screen shots of our conversations on Facebook and Skype? I have some printouts of our Skype chat and call logs from the last month, and copies of letters sent by both of us over the last year, but I wasn't planning on sending more than that. I'm sending evidence of our meeting; boarding passes, my e-ticket, passport stamps, train and bus tickets from when I was there, as well as many photographs, is that enough?

Also I read that currently for the forms it's ok to leave blank spaces if the question is not applicable and does not directly state to write none in the space, is this correct?

Thanks in advance for the help!

This is consulate specific. Generally you need to meet 125% for the I-134, because the CO knows you need that amount when you file AOS later on.

What country is your fiancé from?

My Fiancé is from Morocco.

This is what I thought, but I have seen so many people saying that it may be denied if I don't meet 125% since after some months I'll need to so my fiancé can receive permanent status.

I am wondering if I have to meet the 100% poverty guidelines or 125% poverty guidelines in order to sponsor my fiancé. I have read posts in this forum, some saying just 100% and others saying 125%. Is there a clear answer? Or is it really dependent upon the person conducting the interview? Thanks!