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You can definitely do it on your own..and this community (VJ) can really help.
Regarding screenshots of conversations to submit with your I-129f...well I didn't submit any screenshots of conversations and we just got our application approved, so that's not a big deal. I included lots of pictures of my visits to him, and entry cards from Israel (it's equivalent to passport stamps).
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1 minute ago, AlexandraNoel said:
May i ask, what is the old
website?
Sure, here it is:
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2 minutes ago, Islandlifer said:
At first only one website was updated. Then the next day, I received an email and the other website was updated as well. Dont worry about which website is updated. As long as you got an email, text, mail, or one website confirmation then you're good. Relax
Thanks for the response, and for sharing your experience! I definitely feel a lot more relaxed now after getting that notification this afternoon 😂
I was just curious. I think I read somewhere that some of the peeps at USCIS update one site and not the other...or that sometimes neither is updated. But it's good to know that your case was eventually updated on both
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Quick question, is it usual/normal/ok for USCIS to only update one website? As of right now only the old website says that our case approved but the new one only says case received.
Anyone else?
I'm not too worried about it, and I will feel super happy when I have the physical letter in my hands...just curious.
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We just got approved!!!!
NOA1: Jan 8, 2019
NOA2: Apr 16, 2019
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39 minutes ago, lilek.k said:
Ahhhh, Jan 4...., maybe we'll get a RFE 😟
Naaa I think it's way too early to assume that it's an RFE, we are definitely within the normal range/super early!
Hopefully we will see our approvals in the coming days or weeks! We got this!!
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1 minute ago, tankgrrl said:
I've been stalking the December thread and approvals are still popping up in there too. I think people in here are just ahead. Don't lose hope!
Thank you!! The encouragement is much appreciated! I'm sure we'll get ours too
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It makes me so happy to see people in Jan getting approved!! I figure the more approvals the better chances of the rest of us that haven't been approved to be "up next" 😂
Our NOA1 was Jan. 8....I hope we aren't getting left behind...😨
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Hi! Not sure which embassy you're going through, so it might not be the same for all, also not sure where in the process you are (about to send in your I-129f, going for the interview). However, my limited understanding is that if you are the beneficiary and are going to the interview with documents such as "bus tickets and things of that nature" then those documents don't need to be translated. For example, my fiancé lives in Israel, so when he goes for his interview he can take any document in English, Hebrew, or Arabic, no transition needed. Since he is from Latin America he will have to have his birth certificate, and other official documents from his country translated from Spanish to English.
I hope that's helpful.
By the way, if you fill out your profile, and time line it really helps people give you more accurate information. Those on this forum, I'm really new so I wouldn't include my self in this statement, are very knowledgeable and are always looking to help others and the more info you provide the more accurate the advice and information.
Good luck!
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On 1/5/2019 at 9:41 AM, Sarge2155 said:
Congrats please continue to increase your knowledge and read and browse through other areas of the forum. Hope your journey is smooth and quick.
Thank you! Today they withdrew the $535 from my account so at least I know they've received it! I'm sure the 6-8 months of waiting will be hard, but right now I'm so excited about this step!
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22 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:
Agreed. I also suspect that they potentially increase the time it takes to approve a petition, as well as the risk of RFE.
Do you think that by sending screenshots of messages that the petition will take longer to be approved (getting an NOA2)? Just wondering if this is based on experience since I've never heard of it before.
We are about to submit our petition and was planning on including some screenshots.
Thanks for your input!
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On 12/7/2018 at 8:02 AM, HarryWL said:
With pictures of you both together, that alone shows that you have met. I wouldn't be too concerned with the whole "it only shows intent of travel". US Immigration is very much aware of how the Israeli port of entry/exists work, and Israel is a low fraud country with strong ties to the US.
Thanks your encouragement! My fiancé lives in Israel but is not from there, he's actually Colombian. Hopefully it will be a smooth process.
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47 minutes ago, Damara said:
Anyone who has any issue with someones comments, post contents, or replies should use the report button and let a mod review it and take action if necessary.
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@Yaqui what was the purpose of your trip? Was it to meet your fiance? If so its very strange to not have any photographs of you guys together. You seriously do not have any photos together from any of the trips? Do you have photos of each of you (single person) at the same location? Meaning you took their picture in front of whatever landmark and another picture of you in front of said landmark? Is there a religious or cultural reason for not having pictures together?
Anything with their name on it like hotel or uber type stuff? Im very worried you are not going to have enough to prove you guys actually met. Its one thing to prove you were in their country but that does not automatically equal you meeting them with out additional evidence. Do they have bank statements for expenses that line up with your bank statements? Showing you guys were in the same places at the same time? Usually people have a photograph of them together but since you dont you have to be creative- but again simply showing you were in Israel isnt the same as showing you guys met.
How did you meet initially? Do you have chats where you discussed setting up a trip to go see them? Chats afterwards? texts when you landed or agreed on a place to actually meet? receipts from those places etc// Did you meet them while there? If you could provide some more details we may be able to help you come up with things to satisfy USCIS.
Hi! Thanks for taking the time to respond! In my initial post I mentioned that I do have pictures of us together.
From initial post:
I also didn't keep any of my boarding passes, and only have email copies of my receipts from when I purchased the tickets. Is this enough? I also have pictures of us together. Do you think I will get an RFE?
I'm sorry if there was any misunderstanding. My fiancé and I met while on Pilgrimage in Israel. He is a full time volunteer there, but originally from Latin America, as am I. My second and third trip were 100% for the purpose of seeing him. We spent a lot of time together getting to know each other. So yes, we have pictures from our travels in Israel mainly to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa.
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On 12/2/2018 at 2:52 AM, Elle29 said:
My fiancé filed the I-129f last May while I was still living in Ireland and I only came back here in the Philippines August. We just wrote my address here as my mailing address when we filed and US Embassy Manila as the embassy of choice. We already got our NOA2 and MNL case number. Best of luck on your journey🍀
Thank you! That's super helpful
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53 minutes ago, Daniela M_______ said:
You have to think outside the box sometimes, did yopu stay at a hotel? Can you get a reservation confirmation letter? Maybe for the plane tickets can you get an online boarding pass? Did you do web check in?
Thank you! I have a hotel confirmation email. I also just figured out, thanks to your questions, that airlines can provide a document stating that you traveled with them! So I've just requested that for my last two trips!
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Just now, Daniela M_______ said:
Do you have bank or credit card statements showing expenses of those trips? It might help.
Thanks! I hadn't thought of that!
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2 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:
I believe you can file a FOiA request with CBP that shows your entry and exits from the US. I don’t believe US citizens get an I94 record, but I think the airlines report information to CBP as to international departures, and of course you went through CBP upon return. I have no idea how long it takes for them to respond to a request.
Good Luck!
https://www.cbp.gov/site-policy-notices/foia#
Thanks! I looked at that option too, hopefully the entry card I have will be enough. I have the same question and concern regarding processing time for such a request.
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1 minute ago, payxibka said:
You understand why Israel doesn't stamp passports
Yes, the world is in such disarray.
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4 minutes ago, payxibka said:
No originals of anything are submitted unless it is SPECIFICALLY asked for
Thank you so much! And thanks for your patience, I really appreciate it.
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Just now, payxibka said:
Of course it is. That's the linchpin
Yaaaayyy! Thanks! One last thing. Do I make a copy of both sides of the card and send the copy or do I send the original?
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Just now, payxibka said:
You have the entry card? Is it dated?
Yes it's dated, has my name, and my picture on it. I just wasn't sure if that would be enough.
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3 minutes ago, payxibka said:
You only need to prove one meeting within the last two years.
A bank statement might be helpful in conjunction with the itinerary to help bridge the gap if the dates line up and the information on the statement is obvious enough to show without a doubt it was Israel
Thank you! I will just include everything. Itineraries, bank statement, hotel reservation, and the visa they gave me upon entry into Israel. I hope it works!
January 2019 I-129F (K1) Filers
in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
Posted
https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/mycasestatus.do