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Not necessarily a denial. please track it on ceac website to see if it is in administrative processing.

I had been in administrative processing for a month. Here is the timeline of what happened next:

14th July - Submitted passport after being asked to.

18th July - Status change from administrative processing to Ready. Just an hour later, it went back to administrative processing.

What does it mean if it went from ready status back to administrative processing within hours of status change?

Will be grateful if I could get some insight into what's going on?

this is for K1 visa. london embassy. they have said "Please submit passport , travel date/information".

Any idea what do they mean by travel information? I can provide a travel date but I haven't made any bookings for flight yet. I thought we are not supposed to make any travel plans until the visa has been stamped? Or by information do they just mean the travel date?

Today, after 1 month of being in administrative processing (221g), I received email from embassy asking me to submit passport and travel dates/information. But the ceac tracker website hasn't changed to any new status. It still says the same old 'administrative processing' without any change in Last Status Update Date.

Does this mean that they have asked for my passport to issue visa ? and can I assume that I am done and all they are going to do is stamp the visa and handover the passport back?

Hi,

My company is planning to file for L1 visa. I work for the company outside my home country. I was wondering if I should appear for my interview in my home country? Are there any risks to interviewing outside the home country?

Response will be much appreciated.

I was looking at my divorce decree. It is in English. But I noticed that the country I am from, just like in English you use Mr. for salutation before the name, my divorce decree uses 'Shri' which is a hindi word meaning Mr. in english.

Basically, the name in the divorce decree is spelled out as Shri (First Name) (Last Name).

I was wondering if this could cause issues? Since the whole decree is in English except the fact that they have used a Hindi term for salutation instead of Mr. , I was wondering if they might end up thinking that it is not a salutation but a part of my name and give me an RFE instead?

Am I getting a little too paranoid? What is the recommended way forward?

I thought the fees was 340$. Correct me if I am wrong. I got the number from here.

http://www.uscis.gov/i-129f

thank you all for your replies. I think I did not clarify my question well enough but I see why it could be considered negative. I got my work place to transfer me for 6 months to the city my fiancee is in. And I didn't want to go through the hassle of opening a bank account in another country for tax reasons. That was the motive behind getting the money transferred to her account. But I see the point you guys are trying to make. Just thought I will clarify because of the comment posted above about a relationship being more about love and commitment. That statement hurt !

I was planning to transfer 4000$ money into the bank account of my fiancee. will the transfer of money in the bank account statement of my fiancee count as evidence of relationship? I then plan to attach the bank statement as proof of relationship to solidify my case further.

My fiance got divorced. Her passport and all other identification documents has her last name as her maiden name. Basically she did not go through the name change process on any of the identification documents.

But her divorce decree contains her maiden name as well as her last name of her prior husband. It goes like this:

(First Name of my fiance) (Last name of my fiance when married) nee (Last name of my fiance prior to marriage)

The word "nee" according to google means the following: https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=define%3A%20nee

I was wondering if we are going to have any issues since her name in all the identification documents is how we want it to be but her divorce decree contains in a way both her name when married and her maiden name.

Also, when filling out "other names used" in the forms: will we have to specify her last name when married to her previous husband or we can just omit that since her identification documents never went any changes except the fact that her divorce decree contains it in the format specified below:

(First Name of my fiance) (Last name of my fiance when married) nee (Last name of my fiance prior to marriage)

Any help in figuring out if we are on the safe side regarding this issue will instill us with more confidence.

Thanks

suppose we list London consulate but circumstances are such that she will have to interview in India. Do we have to go through some other process later on to get the consulate switched?

My fiance resides in UK. Although she is an Indian citizen. She plans to be in Uk for 6 more months and then return back to India. Now, the I-129F form is asking for:

Fiance mailing address abroad: Should I give UK address where she currently plans to reside for 6 months or her Indian address?

Fiance address abroad: Should I give UK address where she currently plans to reside for 6 months or her Indian address?

Fiance will apply at consulate in which city and country: She plans to apply in Delhi, India since she is a citizen of India and not UK. So just needed confirmation if it makes sense to apply for this in India to be on the safe side because we don't really know how long K1 visa can take?

Your help is very much appreciated.

I am divorced. I had filed I-130 Petition for alien relative for my previous spouse. While the petition was still in pending stage, we got divorced and I canceled the petition. So my spouse never entered united states. When I had filed for I-130, I was a greencard holder. I am now a US Citizen and am therefore now going through the K1 visa process. Form I-129F Question 14 says: Have I ever filed for this or any other alien/fiance or husband/wife before?

Are they specifically asking for for I-129F and K1 visa process or are they asking about I-130 form that I had earlier filled out but then canceled the petition midway through the process? Since that was not a K1 visa process, am I supposed to give information regarding it?

Please help. Do you think I should also consult a lawyer regarding this issue?