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My fiance doesn't have a middle name. Should I leave it blank or enter in "None"???

Has anyone received an RFE for leaving the middle name blank?

Thanks in advanced!

I have a few questions about assembling the I-129F:

I was wondering how I should separate the sections when sending in the Initial Submission of the I-129F.

1- Should I insert a page stating “Proof of having met in person in the past two years” for the evidence part? Or should I just two hole punch and put them all together?

2- Also, what’s an ADCCO fastener? Is it a long clip looking item that goes through each of the two holes at the top of the pages to keep them together? If so, should I just use one fastener or several for each section?

3- The back of my Birth Certificate is blank. I made a copy of it anyway. How should I note that it's the back of my birth certificate? Should I put one of those removeable tabs on it and note it or should I use a pen and write on the copy itself? This also goes for the copy of my visa. I want to show the reviewer where the visa stamps are. What's the best way to do this? Write on the copy or use a removable Post-it tab?

Thanks in advanced for your advice!

My fiance is a South Korean national but we met in London. She was there on a student visa. I met her personally on three seperate occasations.

First: While I was working in London with a Work Permit.

Second: I was stationed back in the States and went to London to visit her (this was a pleasure trip and not for business)

Third: I went to South Korea last week.

Do you think I should include a copy of her Passport when sending in my Initial Submission of the I-129F? Or do you think mine would be sufficient?

Thanks in Advaced!

For my evidence of meeting within the last two years, do I have to send in the original Boarding Pass stub or will a copy do?