SuzanneG

1 hour ago, dxec said:

Like myjourney2018 said be brief. I put something like "Talita came to the US and we went to universal studios with my parents and then alone to disney. After that I had to work so we stayed around my house for the remaining days.". She came here for 20 days and that is all i put. How many visits have you had? I have also heard you need a lot of face time with each other for morocco and some very strong evidence of a real relationship.

We talk daily as often as we can. The 7 hour time difference kills us on my work schedule and his school schedule 

On ‎2‎/‎13‎/‎2019 at 1:19 PM, adil-rafa said:

Every VJ member understands your frustration  

we all go thru it

I think when we start we have no idea of the cost/no idea of the wait time

USCIS site only says need to meet the person to apply for a K1

I do read all the State department warnings but none said you can be denied for age, or religion or sex

my total wait was 6 years and i have not actually added it up but i spent at least $35,000

 

btw   are you aware he will need the criminal reports from both countries for the interview?

 

omg why did it take you 6 years? 

5 minutes ago, dxec said:

Have you met in person in the last 2 years? If not you need to meet in person one time in last 2 years. Ive heard morocco is a tough one to go through so youll probably need a ton of evidence of relationship. For the i-129f you only need to state your meeting in last 2 years. Example: i went to the US to visit fiancee and we went to disney world. 

I keep hearing horror stories about Morocco. I went there in December and a lady told me about her friend that kept getting denied. I am truly terrified about this whole process to be honest. Do I need to go into details about what we did each day? Sometimes we just stayed at the apartment and talked and were lazy since I was there for 15 days. 

So we met on Instagram and we just started talking and then fell in love about 2 months later. So how do you make it into a letter or should I just write we met on Instagram. I’m not someone that overly details things but I also don’t want us to get denied. 

On 2/21/2019 at 11:58 AM, Charmeena said:

Hi all! My fiance has been studying in the Philippines (his current physical address) for almost 7 years now. He is a citizen of Taiwan (and NZ), but his family lives in Taiwan. 

For the part that says "Beneficiary's Name and Address in His Native Alphabet", we are confused as to what to put because:

a) his Philippine address doesn't have a direct translation in Mandarin

b) he doesn't currently live in Taiwan (he won't be moving back until the end of July)

 

Should we just put N/A since it doesn't have a direct translation OR put his Taiwan address in Mandarin? 

 

Thank you!

What i did for the address part was tell my fiancé I need you to send me this part of the address and we communicated on WhatsApp and he messaged on Facebook for each part of it and copied and pasted each line then made him double check it to make sure it’s correct. My fiancé’s native language is Arabic and I’m still learning so that was easier for me. I hope this makes sense sorry if it doesn’t and I don’t mind going into details if you need me to

How soon can we go back to his country after we get married in America? Do we have to wait three years?

So I can’t find the receipt that I exchanged money in the other country. I have torn up my house and everything and we used cash for everything. We only got a few receipts from the grocery store and I didn’t think to keep them. Will pictures, plane tickets, passport stamps be enough proof?