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5 minutes ago, Beth Moskov said:

So the original we were given an RFE so we had to supply a number of documents for the RFE so the makes the total number of pages to USCIS about 400. As for the business it it a legitimate business and he has helped me with the business side... NOT a means to earn a living but a project we have wanted to set up together. For our additional evidence we have not gone over board with evidence. 

What kind of RFE did they ask?

1 minute ago, MarJhi said:

It's not bad, but it can get into overkill. 

Thank you, after the embassy get the I-129F package and the consul will read it before the interview?

Is it not good to put phone calls history, or social media and chat proofs?

I thought it's important proofs.

5 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

he will have a French birth certificate and his passport will show he didn't live elsewhere

my nieces born in France also say Moroccan nationality but never lived there

your fiancee can go thru the process to apply for French citizenship if he does not already have it/ u can apply when u have lived there 5 continuous years

brother in law just did that for his oldest daughter

 

He has french citizenship because born in France but other citizenship from his parents. About passports he does not have old passports only new.

3 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

As confusing as the official instructions are .. they are accurate and complete when read fully. But I'm pretty sure we all understand how you feel… i well remember the head spinning and panic thoughts that try to take hold ! 

1 minute ago, Crazy Cat said:

Thanks.  I had to think about that question for a while, myself.  Good luck on your journey.....

Thank you

10 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Then, why would he need a police report from a place he has never lived?

He did not know and asked but we wanted to be sure.

1 minute ago, Mike E said:

The embassy asked for it explicitly?

No, i read on website only for country where we lived more than 6 months.

My fiancé asked for the criminal record of his country of origin but he never lived there, he just has the nationality by his parents. He was born and has always lived in France.

You think he doesn't need it for the interview?

Thank you

11 minutes ago, mushroomspore said:

Where did you read that? How would they have access? They are law enforcement, which means they have to ask a judge for permission (aka, a search warrant). Also, you can delete things from social media. Law enforcement cannot know exactly what was deleted just by looking through your phone or computer. They have to get a warrant and then go directly to the social media companies to request the deleted data, which can take a long time.

2 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

I don't know where you are getting your info, but I would stick with Visa Journey......what you read is way, way out in left field.....and inaccurate.

Sorry maybe i did not understand well, i saw an article like few months ago where they ask now phone numbers and emails and social media.

7 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

how would they do that if they don't have access to your email?

I read they have access thats why they ask all emails and social media ect...

On 5/2/2022 at 8:11 AM, Seraph2042 said:

Thank you very much  Very happy to be with the hubs, yes!! Oh yes, tell me about it. Fought SSN for 3 months, got my EAD finally. Now waiting for AP and Adjustment of status! it never ends..

What is administrav processing during interview?

thank you

At the interview, if the officer asks where we met, the beneficiary must answer what, we met online but he came to visit me in the US first and me in his country after.

He must reply we met online or in my city in US?

thank you

Hey, my fiance and me are on process and i read about this application.

Why do some have to fill it out and others not?

Is the DS-5535 the result of certain information that the applicant fills in the DS 160/260 before the interview? Isn't this due to information from I-129?

Thank you My fiancé was born in France, has dual citizenship because his parents (Tunisia) but hasn't traveled anywhere in the past 7 years other than the US to see me.

Do you think he can have it? 

Thank you so much

12 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

No.

Thank you very much

Do we have to mention the countries where we made a stopover before the country of destination?

For example when my fiancé visited US, he stopped in the airport of Frankfurt during 2 hours before to take the plane to US.

Thank you

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Covid has added delays.  You can check the France portal for specific,  recent info.

Thank you, how can i check France Portal?

Thank you again

7 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

I wouldn’t stress about these things too much.   If you filed the petition just last month, it could be up to two years before he gets to the point of the interview.

2 years, i read the average time is like one year until the interview. It's very long

27 minutes ago, itscherrycoke said:

What's his job? People with STEM, gov and army jobs can get it.

guard in a shopping center

1 minute ago, JeanneAdil said:

they are not reviewing the father

when someone is born in France and has always lived there,  he's good 

trying to remember the form and i don't think the parents place of birth is on there

 

i stand corrected if i am wrong and others here will chime in

They ask informations about the parents in I-129 date of birth and place.

1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

There may be some additional scrutiny in that case.

Even if he came in US several times without any problem?

20 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

then relax gf

you'll be ok

don't look for waves when the water is still

I forgot i saw about background, his father is from Tunisia and he has this citizenship too, it can be fine?

Thank you

1 minute ago, JeanneAdil said:

French citizen by birth 

or born in another country?

if born in France and has not travel to countries that are considered to have "training camps for terrioism",  than quit worrying

there is enough stress in this process without adding upneeded worry worry worry

French citizen by birth, he has not travelled in any countries except US thoses last 5 years for vacation and visit me.

I was reading about the process and i saw this application at the interview,

do you think if the benefiary is from France and visited the petitionner in US with esta can get it?

Thank you so much

4 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

There is no magic number of visits, other than the one visit requirement for the fiancé visa within the two years prior to filing the I-129F petition.  Some K-1 applicants are approved based on that one required visit, others are not.  There are so many additional factors involved, one of which is the country where the visa interview will take place.  For France, a low-fraud country, one visit may be sufficient, but it is impossible to predict what the final outcome will be.  We often see cases for a K-1 with "red flags" or complicating issues, including the country of origin for the beneficiary, large age gaps, different religions and languages, etc., that sometimes cause a K-1 denial because the officer suspects something is not right.  Is the beneficiary from France, or some other country, with legal residency in France?  Other issues that sometimes come up are related to the history of both the petitioner and the beneficiary, such as previous US visa denials for the beneficiary, deportation, specific relationship circumstances (met through a family member), or a criminal record for either.  I recommend visiting each other as often as you can, in person, not only for US immigration evidence purposes, but also to get to know each other as well as you can before marriage.  Good luck with your journey! 

He is French and no criminal records, never been married never deported, he visited me in US.

Thank you