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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresJust getting started.

I do not see where it mentions to include a birth certificate of my foreign fiancee. It just says I must send a copy of my birth certificate front and back or alternative paperwork to prove my citezenship.

Correct. Some do submit the foreign fiance birthday certificate though even though it is not a requirement so I mentioned it just in case.

Rule of thumb.....anything submitted to USCIS not in english must be submitted with a translation. Anything submitted to Consulate can be in english or the country of interviews language.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-05 02:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresJust getting started.
Hi and welcome to VJ

1. :thumbs:

2. Translations: Any document eg Birth Certificate, Divorce Decrees etc needs to be translated into English and certified by someone conversant in both english and the language. A photocopy of the original document should also be submitted.

3. Your fiance needs to send you her signed G-325A (4 pages), passport photo (2" x 2"), Letter of Intent (sample here) and any Divorce Decree if she has ever been married.

4. You can do so, yes.

Have you checked out the K-1 GUIDE

Good luck on your journey.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-04 22:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresg-325a

hey all...just another question....does my son...19...have to fill out the g-325a form as well??..or is it just my fiance and myself?...thanx again...deb :yes:

Im assuming that you are referring to the initial I-129F petition? The only mention the son will have at this stage is on the forms. The petition is for the fiance. Any children relating to the petition that will be travelling to the US along with the fiance will be dealt with later in the process when it comes to interview stage. So to answer your question the 19 yr old does not fill in their own G-325A or anything else, at the initial petition stage for the fiance.

Edited by aussiewench, 05 April 2006 - 11:40 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-05 23:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresJoint Sponsor ?
iceyspots,

Just remember that one has to show that they have the income and/or resources to support and supply the evidence to support that. Also that this evidence is seperate to the tax returns. Many are able to do an AOS when they are not required to submit tax returns. Its all about totality of circumstances and overcoming the public charge. The I-134 is also a different kettle of fish to the I-864 in as far as the level of evidence it will require. Be guided also by anything that is pertinent to the individual consulate of interview.

If you havent already, have a read of the oulines in the I-134 pinned thread HERE
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-06 00:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresk-1 proof of meeting

You can send copies of the items you would like to include. Just note, (and you probably will be including these already) that in addition to the plane tickets and car rental tickets, a more important proof of having met would include pictures of you two together. Things like a copy of a plane ticket or visa stamp do not, independently, validate the "proof of having met" requirement, although they do support the case if additional evidence is presented along with such documentation.

Good luck!
C.J.

Actually it is the opposite way around. Primary proof is evidence from outside sources such as plane tickets, boarding passes, credit card receipts, etc If have lived together this evidence may also include lease etc. Secondary evidence is things such as photos and letters from family etc that support the primary evidence. What is important is the overall picture that one will form in the minds eye of the adjudicator. Each case will and can be different. One should also detail the circumstances of having met (the requirement) to establish the relationship.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-05 23:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDeclaration of how we met Q
Without making it too mushy....go with the more personal account mixed in with the formal. Now that really didnt help you one way or the other, did it :P :unsure:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-06 07:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresName Hits

I remember seeing something on here before about Name hits and that possibly delaying the NOA2. Who gets these? What are they?

I was denied at the border twice so will I be getting a name hit? Is this the reason my case is taking so long?

Thanks
Sarah

Basically if your name is in the system for whatever reason good or bad, or if your name matches another in the system, there will be a hit. Most name hits are false and are cleared up fairly quickly however some take longer to show that they are not connected or not relevant. Security checks are done at all levels and they have a range of data systems they can use depending on the circumstances. You would be in the system if they made note of it when you were denied entry.

I hope you hear something soon.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-04 15:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCopies of documents K-1 Visa

May I scan and print (in color laser printer) some of my documents to send as evidence? It is because some documents are not good in common black and white (Xerox) copies.

I did read a post where documents should not be printed in color. But unsure as to what documents that was referring to. Perhaps someone can confirm.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-05 23:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 Petition denied...need help plz!

need some help plz! does anyone encounter similar case? what shall we do? do we need to redo it again, back to square 1...send another application. reason why denied...my fiance was unable to submit certified true copy of his divorce decree.

can anyone give an input or advise on what to do to resolve the problem. thanks in advance.

If you received a denial of your I-129F petition because your fiance was unable to submit the divorce decree, this will not change come filing a second petition. It would be denied on the same grounds. Both parties must be able to show that they are free to marry in order for a I-129F petition to be accepted.

Was your fiance married to a filipino or a foreigner? Did your fiance have his marriage annulled and this was what was filed with the I-129F?

From my searches an annulment seems to be the only way so am presuming this was as least filed.

In general, divorces between Filipinos are not recognized under Philippine law, wherever the decree is obtained. However, in the case of mixed marriages e.g. between Filipinos and foreigners, Philippine law would allow a divorced Filipino to re-marry, if the alien spouse initiated the divorce proceedings.

Decrees of annulment issued by Philippine courts pursuant to the Family Code would allow Filipinos to re-marry. A judicial decree declaring the nullity of a marriage from the beginning would allow re-marriage.

source


Edited to reword the above...

Edited by aussiewench, 07 April 2006 - 05:06 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-07 16:50:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSponsor must be related??

I am wondering about the parameters of a potential sponsor. Does the co-sponsor need to be a family member? Or can a friend or business associate fill out the form I-134? Is there a dollar amount that I need in my U.S. bank account, so that I won't need a sponsor.
I'm confused on the issue of past tax returns. I have assets, but I have not been required to file U.S. taxes in the past seven years. What must I show to assure the "State", that my fiancee will not become a burden upon it?

Tax returns and evidence of income/resources are two seperate issues and shouldnt be thought of as being one and the same. Also, if you are not required to file tax returns you would make note in a statement of the IRS rule under which the exemption applies. You can then submit the supporting evidence of resources showing how you derive your income. Overcoming the public charge issue is about totality of circumstances, not just the I-134. Have a read of the I-134 pinned thread here

Below may assist you in answering most of your questions.

9 FAM 40.41 N4.6-3 Use of Form I-134, Affidavit of
Support Under INA 213A

c. The simple submission of Form I-134, Affidavit of Support, however, is
not sufficient to establish that the beneficiary is not likely to become a
public charge. Although the income requirements of Form I-864, Affidavit
of Support Under Section 213A of the Act, do not apply in such cases
(i.e., the 125 percent minimum income, the need for three years income
tax returns), consular officers must make a thorough evaluation of other
factors, such as:
(1) The sponsor's motives in submitting the affidavit;
(2) The sponsor's relationship to the applicant, (e.g., relative by blood
or marriage, former employer or employee, schoolmates, or
business associates);
(3) The length of time the sponsor and applicant have known each
other;
(4) The sponsor's financial resources; and
(5) Other responsibilities of the sponsor.
NOTE: When there are compelling or forceful ties between the applicant
and the sponsor, such as a close family relationship or friendship of long
standing, the affidavit may be favorably considered by the consular officer.
On the other hand, an affidavit submitted by a casual friend or distant
relative who has little or no personal knowledge of the applicant has more
limited value. If the sponsor is not a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent
resident (LPR), the likelihood of the sponsor's support of an immigrant visa
applicant until the applicant can become self-supporting is a particularly
important consideration.
d. The degree of corroborative detail necessary to support the affidavit will
vary depending upon the circumstances. For example, for a relatively
short-term visitor, little, if any, would be required. In immigrant cases,
however, the sponsor's statement should include:
(1) Information regarding income and resources;
(2) Financial obligations for the support of immediate family members
and other dependents;
(3) Other obligations and expenses; and
(4) Plans and arrangements made for the applicant's support in the
absence of a legal obligation toward the applicant.
e. To substantiate the information regarding income and resources, the
sponsor should attach to the affidavit:
(1) A statement from an employer showing the sponsor's salary and
the length and permanency of employment;
(2) A copy of the latest income tax return;
(3) A statement from an officer of a bank regarding any accounts,
showing the date the account was opened and the present balance;
or
(4) Other evidence adequate to establish the sponsor's financial ability
to carry out the commitment toward the immigrant for what might
be an indefinite period of time.
Source and further reading
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-08 02:23:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresNewbie questions
1. In the majority of cases only the beneficiary who is the applicant for the visa is required to attend the interview. A few like both to attend and some others will allow the fiance (petitioner) to be present if they wish to be.

2. The joint sponsor has the same requirements to submit supporting documents etc with the affidavit of support as the sponsor does.

Edited by aussiewench, 08 April 2006 - 02:35 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-08 02:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 Petition denied....need help plz! part 2
If you feel more confident using an attorney then you should, however on reading the instructions for I-290B Notice of Appeal form it seems an easy enough process to file. Included on the form, you write a brief reason for the appeal and then you submit this with the evidence (the divorce decree certified by the registry of records) and the fee. You must do this though in the time it stipulates.....30 days from memory. And it must be sent to the service center that denied the petition.

Further reading on appeals http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/RepealDenial.htm


(one more thing, i also need help how on to post/add to my earlier post without posting a new one, i'm not really familiar with this things. please bear with me. thanks.)


You click on 'Add Reply' at the top of or bottom right of the thread itself. If you click on the 'Reply' of individual posts you will be responding to the individual post as opposed to doing a seperate reply in the thread.


All the very best to you.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-08 03:04:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresTranslation for just official documents or my emails also?

i dont think u need to translate that, thats too much work for something that they are not going to read, they look but they dont read, when i was in the interview the girl did not even read that, she just look what we had and how much we had, she made the interview in english and spanish, and what she really read was the letter from my fiance (my husband) saying how we met.

The OP's question though was to do with filing the initial petition with the I-129F with USCIS where if something is submitted in a language other then english will be inviting an RFE for a translation. At the interview stage documents and evidence can be submitted in either english or the language of the country in which the interview is held.

Campanita,
Translate the emails. Keep in mind though....are they being submitted as supporting evidence of having met within the required 2 year period or as evidence of the relationship of which is not required with the filing of the I-129F but will be required at interview stage.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-08 03:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresGoodbye and good luck
Oh wow David (and I did cry :( ) *HUGS* You are one special guy and you WILL find that one special girl that will love you just as much in return as everyone deserves. The heart will heal and the memories will fade in time. Don't leave us permanently though, unless its too painful in memories to stay. As was said in another post....lots of laughs here....and friendships.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-02-19 00:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresthis makes no sence



The funny part is I included what their asking for. I also highlighted the information?
any idea?

I agree with others, things do get misplaced or lost. IF you already submitted all that they have requested in the RFE then my advice is to resubmit the evidence of having met in the required 2 years. Or is their request more ambiguous then that? Perhaps if you post exactly what the RFE stated we may be able to assist more. As for the passport, it is my understanding that when being submitted with a petition for proof of US citizenship then it must be copies of every page, including the blank pages, and also front and back cover. Is this what you submitted?

I claled them and they said to onlyu send the frotn page with the information. including the blank pages is silly. good thing I made 2 copies of all the information i sent.

There has been RFE's for all pages to be sent including the blank pages. Just keep in mind that when one calls and speaks to an operator it is more often then not referred to as the misinformation line.

On the evidence side of things. Have you provided documentary proof of being a political refugee? Have you sent documentary proof of not being able to meet in a third country? Finances doesnt make the cut as a reason according to many prior denials. Have you provided documentary proof of why your fiance cant come to the US to meet you there? From reading all the denials on the USCIS site to have the meeting within the 2 year requirement waived, you will have to have documentary proof to support your case, not just a statement from you.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-11 04:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresthis makes no sence




Unfortunately, this is fairly common with the USCIS. They obviously have a bunch of (poorly) trained chimps going over the applications.

I recall one person on here a few months ago who got an RFE for something he had sent in the original I-129F application. He got another copy of the item and send it back to them again. They then denied his application because they said it was missing, even though he had sent it to them twice. He wrote a really nasty (but funny) letter (that he posted online here for us all to read) and sent it to them, knowing he had nothing to lose at that point. The letter pointed out their incompetence, and asked why he had received an RFE, then a denial for something he had provided twice. They sent him back an NOA2 in reply (no explanation given).


Now THAT definitely sounds like VJ urban legend... :lol:


Aw #######, I was afraid someone was going to say that. Now I'm going to have to go hunt the thread down...

I'll vouch for the thread in question :thumbs: :lol: he was as game as taking that stand and it could of backfired on him and the petition.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-10 14:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresthis makes no sence

The funny part is I included what their asking for. I also highlighted the information?
any idea?

I agree with others, things do get misplaced or lost. IF you already submitted all that they have requested in the RFE then my advice is to resubmit the evidence of having met in the required 2 years. Or is their request more ambiguous then that? Perhaps if you post exactly what the RFE stated we may be able to assist more. As for the passport, it is my understanding that when being submitted with a petition for proof of US citizenship then it must be copies of every page, including the blank pages, and also front and back cover. Is this what you submitted?
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-10 13:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134 Affidavit of support and supporting evidence???
The I-134 whilst not a requirement for K visas it is often used to assist a Conof in deciding whether an applicant will or wont become a public charge. As such there is a different level of evidence required then there would be if one was just using the I-134 as a temporary visitor. The K visas whilst they are non-immigrant visas are processed in many ways as an immigrant visa.

Q11 As per the example form at the top of the page you would put 'N/A (K-1 petition)' or something to that affect. This question relates to one that will be a temporary visitor to the US and requires support to be shown by way of contributions etc.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-11 23:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureswe got it!!!!
:dance: :dance: Congratulations and all the very best for your future together
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-12 17:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresG-325A, Biographic Information

Hi,
I am filling out the G-325A, Biographic Information form using Adobe Acrobat 6.0 professional on my computer. Since this form contains four set of the same form to be fill in, I was able to completed filling in the first set with Acrobat. However for the next three set of the same form, I am unable to fill in the information with Acrobat. Look like I have to hand write in the information which will not be as neat as typing them in using Acrobat. Does anyone have this problem with filling out the G-325A? Is there a way which I will be able to type in all the information for the four set form within the form?

Thanks,
Tri

Try checking your settings in Acrobat. If you still have a problem go to visapro.com and download from there. Their forms are current.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-13 00:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresaffidavit of support
Firstly....Congrats Andy on the approval :thumbs: Has the petition been forwarded to NVC yet to be assigned a case number? It will possibly take a little longer then a couple of weeks but still.....you are on the home stretch.

K visas require the I-134. The I-864 is not used until you adjust status in the US. Have a read of the pinned I-134 thread in the Foreign Embassy Forum for some pointers.

All the very best to you.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-15 23:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresINTERVIEW APPROVED !!
Well done :thumbs: Congratulations :dance:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-13 07:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresTypo on Fiancee's G325 Form
I wouldn't worry about it :no: If it was a name or something like that, it would be a different story. Im sure they will figure the word 'busniess' out as being mispelt.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-18 06:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresMedical waiver for K1 Visa
john_and_marlene is correct in that you will possibly have difficulties being approved a waiver based just on your daughters medical condition. Whilst your daughters medical condition may be accepted as valid reason, you would also have to show and give valid acceptable reason as to why your fiance can not travel to meet with you instead. They dont just look at one side. Wishing you all the very best.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-18 05:58:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDocument Translation
In general translations are required for anything submitted to USCIS or NVC in a foreign language. Generally Embassies/Consulates will accept documents etc in english or the country's native language. Any documents etc submitted in a language other then the native language would need to be translated.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 09:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134
Be guided by what is required by your individual embassy and what is asked for when you receive the packet.

The I-134 is only one thing that may be required to show that the applicant wont become a public charge. This is something that causes a lot of confusion in the K visa process when some are required to submit tax returns. When this is asked for it is in addition to the requirements for the I-134 to further show that the applicant will not become a public charge.

Have a read if the pinned I-134 thread in the Foreign Embassy Forum.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 09:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresGot it!!!! NOA 2 from CSC
Congratulations Karol :thumbs: Well done
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 09:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion
As long as you are both free to marry, that is what is required when submitting the I-129F.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 10:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresEnough proof
Each case is different and one can only submit what one has. Don't forget to write a statement answering question 18 of the I-129F. Tie the evidence you do have in with this statement to show the circumstances under which you met to establish the relationship. In addition do you have emails perhaps that mention your meetings? Good luck with your journey.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 19:45:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 Visa

Question here about the Affadavit of support form. It seems there are two of them, one is the I-130 and the other I-184A. Is it dependent on the embassy in the foreign country. I live in New delhi india.

Questions on the affadavit of support.

1- Would we go by the 2005 poverty guidelines or 2006?

2- In household size, everyone living there is related to her except her stepdad. No relation to her, her mom re married. So would we include him in the household size.

3- Related to the above question, if we are going to add another sponsor, namely her stepdad, it's the combined income of both her and him right?

4- When she and/or her stepdad add their combined income, is that inclusive or not exclusive of the taxes e.g. federal, social security? Basically, say she's making 7 dollars an hour. What would we put in the per annum. The taxes part confuse me. Haha.

Im assuming you meant to say I-134 or I-864 and the other I-864A as the I-130 is a petition not an affidavit of support.

The I-134 is used for K visas. I have noted a couple of occasions where India (?) gave a choice of either I-134 or I-864 but it does clearly state in the FAM that I-864 must not be used for K visas.

You will be using the 2006 poverty guidelines.

Her stepdads income would need to meet the poverty guidelines in total when using the I-134. Using a household members income to qualify a sponsors affidavit of support is only used with the I-864 for an immigrant visa or when adjusting status in the US....an I-864A is also then used.

Also have a read here http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=305
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-14 07:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 Visa
I-129F

1. Send original to the service center and keep at least 2 copies for yourselves.

2. Copies are fine.

3. Yes its ok.

4. The A number is the alien registration number. If your fiance was born in the US she will not have one. If you have worked in the US you will have one. I see by the next question that you have a SSN. Its a number given to immigrants, those on most working visas and J2 visa holders.

5. If you look at the example form (available in the tab at the top of the page) you will note that this section is for Naturalization Certificate number.

6. You can put a simple short answer and then 'see attached sheet'. On the attached sheet, describe how you met in some detail. The evidence you then provide of having met will support that statement.


G-325-A

1. Yes. If you note, the bottom of each page is slightly different. You both need to complete all 4 pages that make up the G-325A. You both need to fill out your own G-325A and sign each page. There is fillable forms available. Look on either the USCIS site (the downloadable form available in the tab section at top of page is linked to the one on the USCIS site) or you can go to visapro.com If you have any problems auto filling the form, you can download a trial version of Acrobat pro 7 from my signature.

2. Again, as for the I-129F, 2 copies should be kept by yourselves.

3. See my answer under I-129F

4. You would put 'Other' Petition for Alien Fiance.
See the example form.

Re passport photos.....Yes, they need to be to those specifications.



Good luck on your journey.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-06 03:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAmending a petition?
I have noted a post where a member was permitted to make a certain change over the phone yet was unable to make others. I would give them a call and see what you can do and how.

1 (800) 375-5283
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-26 00:36:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresG135 biographical question/please advise
A G-325A (made up of 4 pages) must be completed and signed by both the petitioner and the beneficiary. Each completes their own with their own information and each is the applicant for their own G-325A. The G-325 (made up of 2 pages) is a different form so make sure you have the correct one. Anything submitted to USCIS must be in English. You can complete the form for the beneficiary, but the beneficiary must sign it.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 19:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresongoing relationship proof requirement?

I guess my point is why is information on this site if it is erroneous and NOT needed. I realize it will be needed at a later date but this information is not needed for the I-129F application and therefore should be removed from that section on this site.

Thanks, Dave

It is discussed in some detail here as I always question the same http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1351&hl;=

Also read an interesting article here http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6769&hl;= in a post by ellis-island
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 20:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSECURITY CHECKS
unfortunately there is no way of saying. It will be completed once any hits have been resolved. If you wish to read further on USCIS alien security checks, have a look at the link in my signature. A long read but it gives a good insight into what happens. Wish you all the best and I hope you hear something soon.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-26 12:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresGetting Worried
*hugs* calidreamer80 and all those waiting

Have a read here http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2603 which may give some understanding of what happens at service centers. In particular look at the posts by meauxna and the links within one of her posts.

If there is name hits for whatever reason, this can delay the processing of the petition. I hope you hear something soon.

Edited by aussiewench, 26 April 2006 - 12:58 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-26 00:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresChange of Address after K1 approved
You can notify the USCIS on 1800 375 5283. Has your petition been sent to NVC yet. Not sure how you go about making sure of the change of address at NVC level as the petition is only there for a short time, but I'm sure someone will have an answer for you.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-27 03:53:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresGot a question...
That is an estimate based on the data supplied by members of the date likely to receive the approval of the I-129F at the service center.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-25 22:52:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVISA GRANTED
:dance: Congratulations and all the very best to you both for your future together
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-27 01:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 Application details

I can't believe I'm going to say this... but the full frontal won't work!

I personally love full frontals!!! ;)

The USCIS on the other hand... doesn't.

As for signature, as long as it's consistent with how she always signs, it will be fine. Since when are signatures meant to be ledgable?! :D :unsure:

:lol: you been in those porn threads again havent you :yes:


Hawaiiguy
Full frontal pics are fine (my favorite too :P ) How much smaller then the specified size is the pic? If its only a matter of a very slight difference I wouldnt worry at all as I have seen other posts of same and they have been accepted just fine. As for signature........a signature is a signature, its not meant to necessarily contain the exact number of characters as the written name.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-04-27 01:56:00