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That is so good to hear. Gosh, my nerves are being settled every moment Thank you for sharing.

That's very comforting to hear. As for continuing evidence, that's certainly going to be tougher but we send emails and speak daily on the phone and over the internet. I'm just so nervous about this and I know I have to be patient. I've never done anything like this nor do I know anyone who has, so I feel very alone. This website is a godsend

This is a very handy thread - my fiance and I are experiencing the same thing with him being currently unemployed. Let us know how it turns out

My fiance is American, I'm Australian, and I've recently returned from a month's stay with him in his home town. I have copies of my flight itinerary, all my airline boarding passes and my visa waiver stamp in my passport. My fiance has multiple photos of us together also. The problem is, we never stayed at a hotel - he owns his own house, thus I stayed there. I took only cash and never once used my credit card in the month going over there, thus I don't have any receipts with my name on them. His mother, brother and sister in law, as well as friends we hung out with, are all willing to write letters to state that we were together in the month I was over there, but I know that's all used as secondary evidence. I'm stressed because I'm not sure whether this will be enough evidence for the government not to issue an RFE. We haven't yet lodged our I-194F, and I was looking for advice. Any opinions?

My apologies, yes, he is the petitioner. What does a co-sponsor entail? I've never heard of this option. Is it someone else who would be prepared to take responsibility for me financially? Does it have to be a family member of his? I'm sorry for all the questions but I'm just incredibly anxious about this all and just want everything to go smoothly.

Hey guys. My fiance and I are set to lodge our initial I-129F. He's American, so he's the beneficiary. However, he's currently unemployed. He owns his own house, without a mortgage and everything but is in the process of looking for a job. Is this going to negatively affect the case proceeding in any way? I desperately need advice Thanks for any help you can give.