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    JUNE 2021 I-129F K-1 FILERS

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    1 minute ago, mpatel8151 said:

    Thank you for the updates. Its so sad that they are not even touching 97000.. its so frustrating.. glad people are getting approval at least not like back in feb..i wish nobody has to go through with this... with each extra day waiting.. i am keep thinking why i didn't do marriage based filing. i wish we can sue USCIS for false advertisement on "K1 timeline of 6 months" and here i am waiting 428 days. Each day is so tough and mental toll on relationship. Each night, i cry sleeping and praying at least some movement to my case or at least 97000. 

    Hang in there. It'll happen any moment from now. My NOA1 was June 11, 2021 and just got approved a few days ago. 

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    I-129F Criminal History Questions

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    1 hour ago, RickFlair said:

    Part 3, question 4.a. is asking me to report any arrest for any reason.

    I have taken multiple FBI Fingerprint background checks in recent years for jobs which required it for state licensure or other employment reasons.  Those applications also asked me to mention sealed or expunged arrests.  All FBI fingerprint checks were 100% clear.  No results, No records, 100% empty.

    I had a simple drug possession arrest 15 years ago which has obviously never shown up on these FBI fingerprint checks.  I received a letter, 15 years ago from the FBI, saying they received the order to destroy my fingerprint record pertaining to this arrest.  I did not keep any of these documents from so many years ago.

    If I mention the arrest, obviously I am asked to provide documents.  Well, the arrest is sealed and in Nevada I would need a court order to view the records.  Who knows how many months that could take.

    Since all my FBI fingerprint checks are empty, should I bother with mentioning this? 

    Has anybody actually had the experience of having clean FBI checks, and then the arrest somehow being found during the I-129F background check process?

    I know there was one member on here who had an expunged arrest found during the visa process.  However, I seriously doubt that person had received a letter from the FBI saying they destroyed his arrest and fingerprint letter as I did so many years ago.  An attorney once told me that specifically in Nevada, when they seal your record, it is like the most complete expungement record in the nation.  "It's really gone" the attorney said.  The FBI letter noting the "destruction" of fingerprints really backs that up in my mind.

    What do you think?  My main concern is that it could take months to get the court order from Nevada to view and get certified court records.  I feel silly mentioning it since I have such a long history of FBI fingerprint checks coming back 100% clean.

    Thank you for your time.

    You are doing a whole lot of rationalizing on why to not list your criminal history. The question is straightforward - have you ever been arrested? The answer is yes, so answer yes, at least that's what I would do if I was in your situation. If you answer no, you run the risk of opening a can of worms, because USCIS does see expunged records.  

    JUNE 2021 I-129F K-1 FILERS

    in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

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    15 minutes ago, Optimist19 said:

    June updates for today: 

     

    94000: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)
    94500: 1 Approval, 3 RFESs, 1 RFER (4 new / 1 in progress)
    95000: 1 Approval (1 new / 0 in progress)
    95500: 2 Approvals, 1 RFES, 1 RFER (2 new / 2 in progress)
    96000: 4 Approvals, 6 RFESs, 1 Denial (10 new / 1 in progress)
    96500: 2 Approvals, 4 RFESs (5 new / 1 in progress)
    97500: 1 Approval, 1 RFES (2 new / 0 in progress)
    98000: 3 Approvals (3 new / 0 in progress)
    98500: 12 RFESs, 1 Other (Name Was Updated) (13 new / 0 in progress)
    99000: 1 RFES, 1 Other (Date of Birth Was Updated) (2 new / 0 in progress)
    99500: 2 Approvals, 1 RFES (3 new / 0 in progress)
    100000: 1 Approval (1 new / 0 in progress)
    101500: 1 Approval, 1 RFES (2 new / 0 in progress)
    102000: 1 RFER (0 new / 1 in progress)
    102500: 4 RFERs (0 new / 4 in progress)
    104000: 1 Other (Termination Notice Sent) (1 new / 0 in progress)
    106500: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)
    08/02/22: 61 Total Updates: 18 Approvals, 32 RFESs, 7 RFERs, 1 Denial, 3 Others (Name Was Updated, Date of Birth Was Updated, Termination Notice Sent)

     

    May (62) + June (61) = 123 

    I'm in the 98500 group. I think it's crazy that all in that group are RFEs - no notice yet on mine being processed, but we shall see. 

    Feeling depressed K-1 visa process

    in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted · Edited by explosive0

    16 hours ago, Y&A1221 said:

    I’m beginning to feel depressed. I just want my fiancé to be here so we can get married and begin our lives together. We have started to argue a little more… but it’s usually my fault because I miss him. Ahhhh. Our first NOA is December 31, 2021. Do y’all think USCIS will actually speed up like they’ve been saying since March? Their goal is 6 months… but right now it’s taking at least 13.5 months to receive NOA2. I just want to hear yalls opinions on if you think they will speed up! And I also want to hear some feedback from other couples who may be feeling depressed with the distance, also. 

    Hang in there. Our NOA1 is dated June 11, 2021 and we still haven't received our NOA2. It's mentally draining, but all you can do is wait and hope! Best of luck to all on this journey. 

    Wrong date of birth on visa

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    On 3/3/2022 at 3:25 PM, RONNIE T GEORGE said:

    I finally got my k1 visa issued but the problem is the visa is printed with wrong date of birth.  It has 3 Sept xxxx instead of 9 March xxxx. My DS 160 form,NOA 1 and 2 approval forms,passport,birth certificate and all paper work concerning my visa have correct date . Obviously it was a printing error on visa. To my observation  he wrote date in place of month but year is correct. My problem is that I have realised this error 2 days to my flight. The embassy takes almost 5 business days before one gets a reply to the email if I'm to inform them..Obviously I will miss the flight. What should I do? Can I travel however much I have all the proof to show it was embassys mistake? Advise me please!! 

    The date isn't wrong. Americans write date with the MM-DD-YYYY format

    Question about proof of meeting

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    9 minutes ago, centric23 said:

    I included the pages on my Nigerian passport as well and explained why in the little caption you're supposed to write under every picture/piece of evidence.

    Perfect. I attached sticky notes to most of the evidence with captions\explanations. For the Nigerian passport, I stated that I hold dual citizenship, and it was my Nigerian passport that was stamped upon entry\exit. 

     

    Mailed off yesterday and tracking shows delivered already. Now the wait begins :) 

    Question about proof of meeting

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    Hi all, 

     

    About to submit my I-129F but have a confusing scenario. I have dual citizenship from the US and Nigeria, and stamps at point of entry were on my Nigerian password. Would including this create any additional issues? I'm hoping not, as it is completely ok to have dual citizenship for US and Nigeria.

     

    Would have included boarding passes, but realized there is no way to reprint boarding passes, since I did mobile checkin. I have itinerary from flights, pictures, and bill from our hotel stay. 

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