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  1. Thanks! Whhhhewww. I'll have it ready first thing for the morning. Should I send it FedEx or Regular USPS Express?

    I have to change a few things on the cover letter and put it all together = Nice and Neat. I'm a bit spastic because she is pregnant and I wanted this thing filed a month ago... I apologize if I was rude.

    I'll fill out all of the "timeline" stuff when I have the proper time to devote to it.

    Either way to mail it, but be sure to get confirmation. The addresses are different for FedEx & USPS as well.

    Thank you - The address for FedEX is the street number on the site 2nd floor yada, yada and the USPS is the PO box, correct?

    Also, some supporting documents I.e. letter of intent have the USCIS address as the PO box... can I mail these even though I sent the package to the street address?

    Thank you Devil, thank you so much!!!

  2. Thanks! Whhhhewww. I'll have it ready first thing for the morning. Should I send it FedEx or Regular USPS Express?

    I have to change a few things on the cover letter and put it all together = Nice and Neat. I'm a bit spastic because she is pregnant and I wanted this thing filed a month ago... I apologize if I was rude.

    I'll fill out all of the "timeline" stuff when I have the proper time to devote to it.

  3. I have read a TON of forums when it comes to the I129f in Colombia...and one of the things that i have seen the most being said is to be honest and not to withhold information...as a matter fact, on the actual visa application form for her , there is a part that asks wether anyone has ever filed a petition for her or uf she ever applied for a visa herself

    I would just be honest. My Fiancee is applying for a tourist visa and I haven't even sent in the I-129F yet. We think the tourist visa will be seen first, but she is still going to answer that she has another visa petition in. I don't know if you believe in karma, but I know that we need everything to be on our side with this.

  4. Hi all;

    Thank you very much for your information.

    I need a little bit of advice here.

    I am a US citizen. My fiancee and I have been dating for about 1 (one) year. We are considering 2 options:

    1)Fiancee visa

    2)Spouse visa

    We are somehow more inclined towards the fiancee visa just in case things get delayed. However we had planned already on getting married in southamerica, so the spouse visa is under consideration.

    Now everywhere I read, it mentions a minimum of 2 years knowing each other for the fiancee visa. How can we deal with that and move forward with the fiancee visa since we only have dated for 1 year?

    Thanks again to everyone. This thread is very helpful.

    Hi Milo,

    I'm no expert... but I believe the USCIS means "have met in the last two years". Met being the operative word in your case.

  5. Hi all!

    I'm about to send in the I-129F and I want to make sure I have my ducks in a nice orderly row. We met while she was here in Tucson as a student at U of A. Her cousin is married to my best friend and we are both firefighters for our city department. We dated for 7 months and we were blind sided by love. Especially me.

    We considered getting married before she left. We didn't because she hadn't be home for two years and I wanted to meet her family before we got married. HOWEVER, we just found out that she is pregnant. I'm scared to death that I'm not going to be able to get her here in time to have our baby here. She is mailing everything FedEx tomorrow... so it should be here by Thursday... and I can send it on the same day or Friday.

    Below is what I have so far (in bold)... any suggestions would be very appreciated:

    1. Payment. DONE

    2. Cover Letter. DONE

    3. Form I-129F: Petition for Alien Fiance(e) DONE. I have a question about her second last name... where does it go?

    4. Declaration of how you met in person in the last two years. DONE

    5. Letter of Intent. Done signed/dated (Sent out FedEx tomorrow)

    6. Proof of having met in past two years.

    Primary evidence: Copy of Her Passport and visa, Bank Statements from her time here, receipt of Engagement ring

    Secondary evidence: Pictures of us on a ski trip, at my apartment, at dinner, Picture of her with Ring on.

    7. G-325A (all four pages) filled out by the US Citizen signed and dated. DONE

    8. One passport-type photo (see specification) of the US Citizen. DONE

    9. G-325A (all four pages) filled out by the foreign fiance(e) signed and dated. DONE. she originally sent it with "gaps" in the time frame (Sent out fed ex tomorrow)

    10. One passport-type photo (see specification) of the foreign fiance(e). DONE she set me photos that were to small so she is going to get 5cm x 5 cm tomorrow (sent out FedEx tomorrow)

    11. Copy of the Birth certificate (front and back) for the US Citizen AND a copy of ALL pages of the US Citizen's passport . DONE Long form birth certificate with both parents names, but validity of passport is only until 2009

    12. Copy of final Divorce Decree(s) or Certificate(s) for the US Citizen and/or foreign fiance(e) NOT APPLICABLE

    13. Proof of Legal Name Change if either the US Citizen and/or foreign fiance(e) NOT APPLICABLE

    14. In regards to Section C Question 2, NOT APPLICABLE (see post in IMBRA section "charges Dismissed")

  6. Hello all,

    I'm about to file my I-129F K-1 and I have a question about IMBRA #9 - 3rd bullet

    "crimes relating to a controlled substance or alcohol on three or more occasions, and such crimes did not arise from a single act."

    I've been arrested three times for Alcohol related violations

    1. 1996 Minor in Possession of Alcohol - Charge Dismissed

    2. 1997 Minor in Possession of Alcohol - Charge Dismissed

    3. 2004 Misdemeanor Public Intoxication - Convicted and paid fine

    Here is what I've read about Dismissed:

    What does it mean if the charge is dismissed?

    It means the City or County has decided not to proceed with its case against you. It means that if you are asked on any application whether you have ever been convicted of a crime, you can answer "no." However, the fact that you were charged with a crime will remain in your records, and there may be occasions when you will have to explain that.

    From: http://legal.asua.arizona.edu/misdemeanor.html

    As far as I'm concerned I can answer "no" to question #2 in Part C.

    Thoughts?

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