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Mond27

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  1. 14 minutes ago, geowrian said:

    A formal engagement is not requirement. No ring is needed, nor does it help/hurt a case.. An engagement is is just a promise to marry. The signed letters of intent to marry within 90 days of entry will suffice just fine.

     

    With regard to an engagement party...

    Mind sharing what country the beneficiary is immigrating from? I'm certainly not an expert in the details of this, but there are some very limited circumstances where it's unusual in the culture not to have an engagement party, so it may raise an extra question as to why you didn't (in which case you just explain it). Anywhere else, an engagement party is more risky as the CO may mistake it for a form of a wedding.

    @geowrian I’m from the Philippines. I dont know I’m just worried about it

  2. Hi guys! 

     

    I have another question about the K-1 visa.

     

    Me and my fiance didn’t have any formal engagement party, he didnt even propose. It’s more like, we just talked and thought about it and decided to get married since thats the purpose of having a relationship in the first place right? To find your other half. Now my main concern is are they going to question us since we didnt have any engagement party, I dont have any engagement ring? If so, during the interview, if ever they ask that kind of question, what will be the best rebuttal for this?

     

    thank you in advance

  3. 9 minutes ago, dentsflogged said:

    Your passport should be valid for as long as possible.  You should ideally have it renewed just before interview so it has the maximum allowable time (normally 10 years).

     

    K1, you are expected to enter, marry within 90 days and then adjust your status.

     

    At the moment AOS is taking anywhere up to 6 months (and longer for some people if there are problems). Assuming you marry a month after entering, then take a month to gather all documents (it takes a while for the 'official' marriage certificate to arrive, not the pretty one you get on the day) that's at least 8 months.  

     

    You won't be able to travel at all during that time, and most American-based Embassies for other countries are able to issue emergency travel passports, they don't do normal renewals though (as far as I'm aware) so it makes FAR more sense to have a passport with proper validity than not.

     

     

    Thank you for this info! I appreciate it

    2 minutes ago, MandW said:

    I didn't submit a TOS for the site I met my fiancé on....no rfe, got noa2, now case is in transit to embassy. 

    Really? Thats good then! Good luck 😊

  4. 12 minutes ago, Alabamak1 said:

    @Margeee. No i did not indicate the name of the site, because if is not a website that USCIS recognizes as legit non IMBRA qualifying site like Match.com or Facebook....you are going  to have to explain with proof in their rules and user term agreement that is does not qualify as IMBRA.

    I used an unknown app that didn't charge me to meet my fiancee and tbh don't even remember what it's name was by now. It was a social media app. most couples here i assume turned on the internet to meet online anyways 

    @Alabamak1 thanks for the info. Really appreciate it

  5. Hi guys!

     

    who among you here met your fiance through an online application that you can download for free? I have a question though. When you filled out the I-129F form, did you just indicate that you met online and just attached a declaration about how you met in person? Have you guys received an RFE regarding this? 

     

    And one more thing, should my passport be valid for six mos at least during the interview? 

  6. Hi guys!!

     

    Please help me out. We are currently in the process of gathering our requirements for I-129 F packet, I am the beneficiary and I was advised that my birth certificate is included, my main question is, I found out recently that my father’s name was spelled incorrectly and it’ll take 3-5 months to have it corrected. So I was thinking of still submitting it knowing what was wrong with my birth cert. will it affect my application?

  7. Hi guys!

     

    my boyfriend is an american citizen, he was first married in the Philippines but sadly his first relationship with his ex spouse did not work so they got divorced in the States. Now my boyfriend wants to marry me in the states, he wants to file the K-1 visa. Does he need to file an annulment first or can we still file for a K-1 visa even though he’s just divorced and not annuled? Thanks!

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