weakheart

I didn't send such evidence with my application, and from various threads I've read, the consensus seems to be that it doesn't help.

Honestly...no. One reason, sending money to the beneficiary does not provide proof a real relationship. Second reason, you don't want USCIS or the Embassy to think that your fiancé is using you for money. That could send up a red flag as your fiancé's purpose or intent of marrying you. While it's to say that you shouldn't help your fiancé, but it's definitely not good proof to show that the relationship is real without ulterior motives.

You do not send financial stuff with the I-129F as that is just the initial application. You fill out a I-134 Affidavit of Support to be given at your fiance's interview. Usually what you need is last years tax returns, a letter from an employer, pay-stubs, bank statements etc. However all consulates are different. Here in Canada they only asked for last years tax transcript but I gave them extra anyway because I figure more is better. LOL

If you already have a copy of your entire passport/Citizenship certificate. You don't need to provide a birth certificate. This can be found on I-129F instruction_page10 

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-129finstr.pdf

 

I took my conditional GG and EAD with me for an interview but nobody asked me about it and finally I did not gave away. What should I do now?  Keep it as a souvenir?

As far as I'm aware the 1-94 became obsolete as soon as you got your permanent GC, it's a souvenir now
Now if like me, you still have your 2yr temporary GC (as I never had a ROC interview to return it at) or any other expired EAD/AP cards, you should return that at the oath ceremony along with the current GC

i never imagined this ####### will take so long. my original plan was to get the citizenship, marry my non-citizen fiance and apply for her green card.
i kept delaying the wedding only for so long and then had to go ahead and marry without the citizenship. now baby is on its way.....and she can't stay with me while she pregnant because she does not have a green card.
I am beyond frustrated with this "system".

I know my case is still "within processing times" for Denver field office. But I went to the senator's office and filled out a release form enabling the senator's office to inquire about the status of my case. Let us see what they will be able to find out. They may get the same "within processing times" answer, but I think it won't hurt to try.

Cocann certainly did a great job, congrats again

Thank you weakheard for supporting me, it was always pleasure. Now you can relax and enjoy the rest of your life 

Cocann certainly did a great job, congrats again

Yesterday I took my Oath of Allegiance- it was very emotional and unforgetable day, but I am done with the proces and my immigration journey is finally over.
Thank you Amazing People on this forum for the great help and encouragement. Thanks to you, this long and difficult proces was made so much easier.
 Special  thanks to cocann for his extraordinary job and selfless dedication .
Good luck to everyone else from January who is still waiting for interview or oath to be scheduled. 
I wish you to get good news soon!
 
 
 
 

Please paint me RED ! I am a citizen of the United States!

Thank you for weakheart for an extra explanation- my ceremony will take place just like yours , in my local office, so like you say, 15 min should be OK..oh and I have a treme already 

I do want to add my oath was in field office, if yours is in courthouse then security checkup and finding room where oath is can take little time, so add that up to 15 minutes, however at our field office I would say it wasnt even 15 it was like 10 minuets before they started taking us in the building, we were waiting outside,so 15 minutes is more than enough 

Local uscis, can take 2 days though to reach u

Thank you weakheart for sharing. You saved my time.I have read somewhere that people go 2 hour earlier. Your suggestion abt 15 min sounds very reasonable. Thank you, weakheart, I take your advice . 
Have a great day

Oh yes, It is such a nice feeling that I cooked a 3 course dinner for my husband :-)
Thank you MyJourney  , I am sure you will feel the same way soon !

Surprise ! Surprise!
 
Aug 14 - my interview
Aug 24 - email " we palced you in line fir oath ceremony"
Aug 25 - email " we scheduled your  oath ceremony"
Aug 28 - letter arrived with the day, time and location in the  mail box ( today)
SEP 1 - OATH CEREMONY - Just in 4 days ! ?
 
It happened so quick that it can't be anything else but miracle 
Could someone be so kind and UPD  it for me ? Thank you !

Wohoo wohoooo

I have just received ( 6.44PM) an email and sms from USCIS : in line for  the oath ceremony..The notice for Receipt Number ###### should be received within 30 days of mailing date.." 
Just 10 days after my interview..Busy Tampa is moving 

 

Paint me red too!!! Officially USC on August 22. Not sure why the list shows August 28...hope someone can help change it.
I was one of 5029 in the morning session, so there was probably another ~5000 in the afternoon! 10k+ in Los Angeles in one day...wow!
 
Thanks to everyone on this forum to keep our sanity! Best wishes for everyone still waiting...you're almost there!

Congratulations to you !! 

I received an email and text from USCIS that my Oath Ceremony has been scheduled and they have mailed a letter that indicates the date and time. It came at 6:03 PM last night  Checked USCIS on line and it notes this same status.    This was exactly 2 weeks from my interview in the Baltimore office.  Happy for the progress!
 
Baltimore has a huge auditorium for same day oath ceremonies, but they don't do same day anymore.   Curious as to where the ceremony will be held---Field office, Baltimore courthouse, or Greenbelt, MD courthouse.  

thank u so much