A & E 1617

Hi Lishk, I think you got confuse about 2 years rule. The rule is you need to meet at least once within 2 years before the date you filed the petition. It is not you need to be dated 2 years before filing the petition. You will be fine as long as you can show lots of relationship proof. So that they can sure that your relationship is real and not a fraud! Good luck!  

G-1145 is just for notification purpose. Not directly related with application/petition. Furthermore, this form is optional. I don't think they will reject you because of this form. "The application/petition was filed on an outdated version of this form"-i think it is referring to I-129F or other application form that you are using. 

You will not have any issue with that. G-1145 is an optional form, you will be okay with it or without it. The one that you sending is the latest one, even though it's already expired on 2016.Don't worry  

I'm doing great! There is no change for now. But, we are so excited while waiting for the process and we are relieved that family rejection will not be a problem! Thank you so much for checking on us. How are you?  - Fiancee

Thanks for the advise Sparkles! Will always tell the truth!  - (fiancee)

Awwww, thanks NikLR! Yes, it is my life! Will always remember that! It is awesome to communicate with you and hear about your experience!  - (fiancee)

Thanks for your suggestion JosephRose! However, we rather do this by ourselves without using any service. It's not like we are 100% sure what we do will lead to visa approval, but by doing this by ourselves, it is fun! Because we learned about the process together, gather all information, evidence and we are super duper excited every time we able to finish one step by one step! We share the same thought, if let say we get RFE, or something goes wrong, we know exactly what happen and where is the mistake (the mistake will come from us of course!). Rather than hire an attorney or visa service provider, even though they are professional, but they are still human whom can make a mistake. Furthermore, it is not their visa application, they might take it lightly because even the visa gets to approve or not, they will still get their money. Unlike us, we take it seriously and very careful with our package, because we knew that our future together is in that package. No offense, but it is only my opinion!  Regarding relocating to Australia, it is not a great choice for us, because by doing that, i need to be separated with my family, and he needs to be separated from his family too. If we did that, we will live in Australia just by both of us without any family around. At least, if I move to States, we will still have family there and we can spend time with them and will not feel lonely. Furthermore, his family are very supportive and welcome me to be part of their family!  - (fiancee)

I'm sorry to hear that NikLR! I hope that my parents will keep on talking to me even after i move to States!  - (fiancee)

Thank you so much for the advise Limey! Will always be honest and tell them the truth! Really glad that this matter will not cause K1 rejection! That is the only thing i'm worried about!  - (fiancee)

Awwww, thanks! Glad that i did tell my parents about this relationship! and really glad that their rejection will not be a reason for my K1 rejection! that is the only thing i'm afraid the most.  - (fiancee)

Awwww, thank you so much for sharing your experience with me Mido&Emi! Really appreciate that! Will always be honest! Thanks for the advise!  - (fiancee)

Zilchfox, If you don't mind, can i ask whether the CO did ask you anything related to family acceptance? maybe asking for pictures?  - (fiancee)

Thanks Jordan! Will always tell them the truth!  - (fiancee)

Yes, agree! They are absolutely okay when I told them I'm in a relationship with my fiance. Because they thought that we will never be that serious until decided to get married!  - (fiancee)

Thanks Randyandayuni!  - (fiancee)

My siblings are fine with my decision too! They are very supportive, same as my best friends and my working mate! ] - (fiancee) 

Thanks cyberfx1024! I will be honest with them if they ask me question about that later!  - (fiancee)

If you don't mind I ask, how you handle that? Since all of your family angry with you. Are you okay with that? Is there any moment you feel regret about it? - (Fiancee)

Her parents know about our relationship from the beginning. They didn't reject me from the start. They can even send regards and wish me a happy birthday during my birthday. However, we are not sure why suddenly when she told her that she want to get marry with me, they are so offensive. She keeps asking her parents why, but, they didn't give any solid answer. 

Hi Mido&Emi,
 
Thanks! Yes, I know about that, she did explain to me and I did my research on that too. That's one of the reasons why I decided to convert to Islam. 

She's not a single child and she is 27 ye. 
 
My fiancee put visit a friend as her purpose of her trip, so, during the interview, the CO asked her is it, friend or boyfriend. So, she did answer boyfriend. After that CO did ask about what she will do there, so, she explained and gave the itinerary. After that, CO gave back her passport and told her to apply for K1 instead of the tourist visa.

Hi Cyberfx1024,
 
I'm 36 and she's 27. Should her be honest about the family acceptance if the CO ask her about that?

Her family is more afraid that she will convert to Christian after we are married. Based on what she told me before, her family is having a problem in letting their children married. She's 27 years old, and she is the third of 6 siblings. She has a brother who's already married, and her sister above her still not married yet because of the same reason (her parents refuse to meet that guy in person). 

Hi Jesus & Michelle,
 
 
My fiancee is not religious too. We were having a discussion about this before we begin this relationship. Agreed, since both of us will stay and get marry at NY, it is not necessary for me to convert to Islam. However, to keep a relationship with her family, I decided to convert to Islam. At least, by doing that, we can still try to make the relationship getting better in future. We have a concern on how should she answer if the interviewer asks her about family acceptance. Should her tell the truth or lie about it by saying that her family accepts me and happy with our relationship?
 
We met in Sydney, Australia. Her visa got rejected before because they figured out about our relationship and afraid that she will not come back to Malaysia again.
 

Hi, 
 
She's Muslim, same goes to her family. However, she didn't practice it in her daily day, unlike her parents and her family. Her parents have a concern about that. Her parents not reject this relationship since they know she will always be a Muslim and so do I (i will convert after K1 approve). However,  they refuse to meet me in person or communicate with me. Our first plan is that for me to visit her and her family at Malaysia, but after she told them about that and they refused to meet me, we think that it is better if I didn't meet them first. It is to avoid more conflict. My fiance and I did meet in person, but we meet at Australia since her tourist visa got rejected last November .