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I agree with some Vjers reply here that its all depends on your wife's life style. As for my own experience 5000 pesos is enough for me per month.
I am living in a province area and I never ask money to my fiancee he just send me some which are good only for my Smartbro prepaid load, shared electric bills with my family, water bills, and for my personal needs, and some important things for a girl. I rarely have 5000pesos a month mostly he send me around 50 ,60 or 80USD per month. Even on that amount I still able to save some.
Sometimes if he do have extra money he send me more than that and I always keep it in the bank for some savings for when he will be here we have something to used for...
.Yes i really agree with some Vjers here that dont spoil so much your filipina girl because if you do they will be more demanding . For my own experienced being in 4 years relationship Money matters is not really our priority. or shall i say the monthly allocation.
Its up to you on how much money you want to send to your girl as long as you will never be end up into DEBT.

Detailed I-129F COVER LETTER





Petitioner’s Adress

United States of Department of Homeland Security
U.S.Citizenship and Immigration Services
USCIS
Attn: I-129F
2501 South State Highway 121 Business
Suite 400
Lewisville, TX 75067


Date:

Nature of Submission: I-129F ORIGINAL SUBMISSION

To Whom It May Concern:

Enclosed please find my Form I-129F, Petition for K-1 FiancéeVisa for beneficiary's name , and supporting documents

Contents include:

- Payment in the amount of $455 USD
- Form I- 129F
- I-129F Supplement: Part B, Question 18, explanation ofmeeting in person
- Form G-325A and passport style photo for Petitioner (1copy)
- Form G-325A and passport style photo for Beneficiary (1copy)
- Letter of Intentto Marry signed by Petitioner
- Letter of Intentto Marry signed by Beneficiary
- CENOMAR for Beneficiary
- Certificate of Divorce of Petitioner ( if divorce)
- BirthCertificate of Petitioner
- BirthCertificate of Beneficiary
- Photocopy of Current Passport of Beneficiary
- Photocopy of Current Passport of Petitioner
- Western UnionTransaction Receipts (if have any)
- Pinasgifts.com gifts transaction confirmation (if have any)
- Boarding passes, customs declaration, Airport usercharge receipts, airline tickets, trip receipts and hotel receipts
- Color Photos forboth of you and your girl’s family

Copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies ofunaltered documents and I understand that I may be required to submit originaldocuments to an Immigrant or Consular officer at a later date

Signed,
___________________
Petitioner
Hope this helps,,,
GOOD LUCK.........

Hello sis how are you?
here's i can share to you some tips in organizing your documents. Hope you like it...
I got this idea in some VJers too

Visa Application Process Letters
-NOA1
-NOA2
-NVC Letter
-Appointment letter from the USEM
B. DS Forms
-2 copies each of DS 156 and DS 157 (stamped by BDO)
-DS 156K
-2 pieces 2x2 US passport photo in white background
-Interview/Visa Processing Fee Payment Receipt from BDO
C. Identification papers
- NSO Birth certificate
- NBI Clearance
- Cenomar
- Police Certificate/s from the countries you stayed in for 6 months or more.
Other identification papers that were asked from other applicants
- Baptismal Certificate
- Divorce decrees
- Death certificates
- Annulment papers
D. Affidavit of Support
- Form I-134
- Employment Letter
- Tax Transcript
- W2 Copy
- Recent Pay Stubs
E. Proof of Engagement
- Renewed Letter of Intent
- Engagement Ring Receipt (if there’s any)
- Engagement Photos (with Captions)
- Wedding Rings Design (optional)
F. Other Documents for Proof of Continuous Relationship
- Snail mails, cards and postal envelopes
- E-mails
-Yahoo Chat Messenger Archive Screen Shot
- Sample Yahoo Messenger Conversation
- Copy of Phone Bills
G. Proof of Meeting Prior to Application
- Plane Ticket
- Boarding Pass
-Pictures together
TIPS in organizing your documents:
1. Make your documents look very presentable and clutter-free. Your organization will make it easy for you and the consul. You may even win some smiles from the grumpiest Filipino interviewers and consuls!
2. Use side tabs for easy reference.
3. Use color-coding, but avoid neons!
4. Use button fasteners, instead of long fasteners.
5. DO NOT stack your papers too thick. They will not pass through the slot. Maximum thickness should be half an inch. And make sure that the stack will be flexible enough, as they will be bent when passing though the slot.
6. DO NOT use hard-bound covers, hard side binders, and thick photo-albums. In fact, drop the idea. You might earn the ire of a grumpy Filipino interviewer if your documents and photos are in hard covers, and you would find yourself taking them out from the binder one at a time.
7. Use paper clips if you dont have plastic separates. Plastic separates are ideal for thick stack of papers like affidavit of support papers (if you don’t want to put them in folders), snail mails and cards, identification documents, and other papers that you need to take out in haste.
8. Know where your documents are! Dont mix your proof of relationship documents with the financial documents.
9. Your documents should be COMPLETE! Some applicants left the embassy in tears, and were put in AR because they lacked important documents.
<br style=""> Be confident enough, don't be so stressful, tell the truth, give your best and lastly ALWAYS PRAY...
GOD BLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!