QuantumZX

3 hours ago, hplusj said:

@QuantumZX you can access your timeline here: https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=418535

 

The simple act of entering your data helps countless numbers of couples to prepare for their own journeys.  

 

Thank you for sharing your experience.

Timeline Updated.  

Yes, I'm the immigrant and my wife is US citizen. 

Thank You. 

I have my marriage based I-485 interview through K-1 visa the other day and would like to share my experience. 

My wife who attended with me but the agent only interviewed me. Not sure if this is usual or if it something I should be worried about? 

Neither I or my wife have any red flags in our past that would cause any potential problems, no criminal history, or past immigration  issues, etc. We have a 8+ year well documentated dating history prior to starting my immigration process and have done everything by the book. 

The interview itself was pretty straightforward, it was about 30 min in duration and the agent basically just asked me a lot of the questions from the I-485 application and also some very basic relationship questions such as how did we meet, where we live, and some family related questions, pretty basic stuff. 

I handed in two errata sheet to correct some mistakes on my initial application and I also submitted some updated marriage evidence, financial evidence, and vaccination evidence. 

Overall the interview was relaxed and and a pleasant experience. The officer did not give approval on-the-spot but did say that he does not see any issues or concerns with the application and that I should keep an eye on my mail box in about 3 to 4 weeks for a letter detailing the next step. 

Overall I came of the interview feeling quite positive about it. While I would have really liked  to have been approved then and there, I understand that is not necessarily a bad sign, maybe the application needs supervisor approval or they need to review the additional evidence I supplied.

The only thing that I have a concern about is that my wife was not interviewed with me or even separately, but maybe I'm just being overly paranoid... All I can do at this point is wait for the decision. 

Hi All,

I have two questions with regards to filling out both my fiancé and my parents information on the I-129F form. 

Q1. With regards filling out my mother's last name (family name) my understanding is that I fill out her last name as it appears on my birth cert which is her marriage name and not her maiden name. Is this correct? 

Q2. Both my parents are deceased, in the city and country of residence sections I plan to just put "Deceased". Would this be sufficient or should I also add more information? 

Thanking you in advance. 

Thank you, everybody for your time and feedback on my question. 

Hi All,

I have a question you may be able to answer for me. 

My partner and I have been in a relation for over eight years, I live in Ireland and she lives in the US.  Next month we intend to start the K1 Visa process. 

We are currently putting together the proof of relationship package and I have a question with regards to this...

My partner is not great with computers and technology and would prefer me to compile the social media aspects or our proof, such as Facebook, Messages, Texts, plane tickets. 

My question with this is, if I'm the one that puts together this information from screenshots from my accounts and emails then is that okay as they will see the information from my side, the beneficiary, and not my partner... Will this matter? 

Thanking you in Advance.