Scandi

No, as long as your packet was stamped by the post office before December 23 you're fine with the old fee.

It was simple to google. "USCIS fees" Poof: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/our-fees

Tell her to change from Jamaica to Hawaii instead and they'll be fine.

I'm so happy about the result, I'll sleep like a baby tonight.

I'm so happy about the result, I'll sleep like a baby tonight.

I'm so happy about the result, I'll sleep like a baby tonight.

I'm so happy about the result, I'll sleep like a baby tonight.

I'm so happy about the result, I'll sleep like a baby tonight.

I'm so happy about the result, I'll sleep like a baby tonight.

Well you get it and it will be corrected later

At least you'll have a SSN! Time to open a bank account and get yourself some healthcare when it comes in

Well yes, to some degree it is. Some embassies are way harder than others, so people from Ghana might think about front loading their i-129f with all kinds of stuff already from the beginning, while someone from Australia won't need to. You might not think so, but there are actually big differences depending on what country you're from.

Cristina24: The cost of the i-129f PETITION is 340USD. You don't send the VISA fee with the i-129f package.

Like stephadams said: you seriously need to read the guides and all other pages you've been told to look up.

Congrats to all the new approvals, so exciting to see others getting to join their loved ones as well. Very cool!!

Hope all of you have a great travel, easy POE and a great start over here!

Tell her to change from Jamaica to Hawaii instead and they'll be fine.

Tell her to change from Jamaica to Hawaii instead and they'll be fine.

We printed ours on our regular colour printer at home, on regular printer paper, then we added dates and small explanations under each photo (date and place).

We printed ours on our regular colour printer at home, on regular printer paper, then we added dates and small explanations under each photo (date and place).

Kinda like the other stories on VJ about "award winning lawyers" who are also "experts on immigration" and yet their clients get wrong info and RFEs to left and right?

Kinda like the other stories on VJ about "award winning lawyers" who are also "experts on immigration" and yet their clients get wrong info and RFEs to left and right?

Kinda like the other stories on VJ about "award winning lawyers" who are also "experts on immigration" and yet their clients get wrong info and RFEs to left and right?

Like Laurel says: Just have your fiancée print the letter and the form, sign them, scan them and email them back to you. Won't take many minutes and you'll be on the safe side.

The "meeting in person" requirement for the i-129f petition is to have met at least once within the last two years (doesn't matter how long/short of a visit).. The requirements for the K-1 visa is a totally different thing though, very country specific.

The "meeting in person" requirement for the i-129f petition is to have met at least once within the last two years (doesn't matter how long/short of a visit).. The requirements for the K-1 visa is a totally different thing though, very country specific.