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Thank you two for your input! If the backlog isn't due to logistical issues, what is the contributing factor for the timeline from NOA1 to NOA2 being from about 3-5 months to about 6-8 months now? Is it majority based on the urgency to clear work-related visas first and foremost?

Hi, just a quick question. Why are all of the i-129F petitions being handled only at the CSC? What happened to TSC and VSC, why aren't they approving such petitions? 

Just curious because I'm wondering what's with the huge backlog and the pace of NOA1 to NOA2 these days.

Why/how did she get blacklisted?

Hello,

My fiance does not have a credit card, but a debit card that runs on Visa. Can it still be used in the form?

As for the first question i don't think proof is necessarily required but you do need to state the history of your entry into the US on your I-129F form, perhaps at the interview stage they might require it more to verify your details.

As for the second question, to my knowledge, it is fine to include such things but they would be of a heavier weightage in the interview to show proof of continued communication. The MAIN evidence for proof of meeting in these 2 years are pictures/photographs, boarding passes, receipts, passport pages etc. THAT should be the main concern. If you would like to provide logs and etc it is fine, but not too many as well. It's not required for you to document every online exchange you guys have had.

Oh no, this posted two times  How can I delete one of the duplicates?

Hello,

Attached here are the vaccines that I have taken since my birth. I can't find a proper list of all the vaccines required for US entry, the list keeps differing  Could someone inform me as to which vaccines are missing from this list?

Thankyou

Perhaps this might help! Fellow Singaporean, waiting to apply for the i-129F end of this year.

Singapore_interview_instructions.pdf

6 hours ago, dlsmal01 said:

nothing official as each case is different but here is a tracker that people have kept with some entries to help others.

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QZLEE9OecLgkFXzE_ChRWqPGW4breSStBXafL2zbGhA/edit#gid=2061710905

What do they mean by lack of proof that the petitioner and beneficiary are legally able to marry? Are they referring to a missing statement of intent or?

Not at all. The plan is to truck drive with my then husband for about 6-4 months on his job, then enter college with him. I think unemployed would be the most rational answer.

Hi all,

In the DS-160 for the K1 petitioner there is a section where I have to fill in my employment and/or student institution. I graduated last year, and am currently taking ACT/SAT tests for US colleges. I am not affiliated with any institution in doing these tests. What am I supposed to fill in? Do I consider myself a student or unemployed?

Hey all,

I know that once you obtain your NOA2 you have to also include your original birth certificate to the interview. However, my parents are divorced and my mother has had a name change since the name she has registered on my birth certificate. Here's another thing, my mother also changed my name which means my current legal name is different from the name on my birth certificate. I have my deed poll to show my name change, but I wonder if I would need to bring my mother's deed poll to the interview as well? Because in the i-129F packet my fiance has to enter my mother's current name but I wonder if the consulate officers would wonder why my mother's name differs on the birth certificate versus i-129F form.