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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresfee

what is the fee for filing 1-29f and should I make out the check to USCIS.

Thanks

A good plan is to alway check the USCIS website for the current fees. You can view them here

As per the instructions on the form......

Pay by check or money order in the exact amount. Make the check or money order payable to the Department of Homeland Security.


aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-26 22:23:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPolyamory and K-1 visas

e.g. an arranged marriage. A marriage can be for other reasons than for love. For immigration purposes one only has to have a bona fide relationship/marriage.


But this is most definitely not an arranged marriage...

No its not, I merely initially posted a reply to markny in regards to his comment about having to prove love. One only has to show that they have a bona fide relationship etc etc. and that the marriage is not entered into for immigration purposes alone.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-26 21:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPolyamory and K-1 visas

Love does not have to be proven. Only that one has a bona fide relationship, is eligible, that one intends to marry within 90 days, and that the applicant wont become a public charge. The marriage itself must not be entered into for immigration purposes.


HI Aussie!

Which begs the question - what is the difference between love and a bona fide relationship?? Is there one?

She already has lover #1 here already & does not want to marry him. She wants to bring lover #2 to America and the only way she can do it is to have him marry/immigrate?

Fine lines here... :huh:


I'm not judging except that she wants 2 lovers & the only way she can do it is a marriage of convenience...which could get into tricky immigration legality stuff.

e.g. an arranged marriage. A marriage can be for other reasons than for love. For immigration purposes one only has to have a bona fide relationship/marriage. There is a difference, just not to the many of us that only see marriage being for love.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-26 21:18:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPolyamory and K-1 visas

Matt,

I'm failing to see how the situation is fraud. They don't seem to be planning to marry solely for immigration benefits.

Let me get this striat, No Income to support the intended immigant, Already in a long term relationship. I am not questioning your intentions, but the ethics of what you are trying will be brought into question. You sound like a nice person. But i think you will have to prove this one question.... "Where is the Love"?

Love does not have to be proven. Only that one has a bona fide relationship, is eligible, that one intends to marry within 90 days, and that the applicant wont become a public charge. The marriage itself must not be entered into for immigration purposes. Marriages can be based on other things besides love. Not my cup of tea for a marriage, but from what the OP states this marriage is for love.......she just happens to love another as well.

Edited by aussiewench, 26 March 2007 - 08:54 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-26 20:50:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPolyamory and K-1 visas

For everyone else having fun with it, remember that your relationship looks weird to someone else. Do you enjoy having to defend it? (not much, by what I read here every day)


Hey, I'm just trying to figure out what any woman would want with two men.

One's enough trouble in my book......... :innocent:

Is it a relationship when it involves more than two people? Or is it a committee?

I have been waiting for a thread to use this one

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Edited by aussiewench, 26 March 2007 - 02:04 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-26 14:01:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresaddress?
Kristen&Mark

The top address block is what will be used as a mailing address, it does not have to be your place of residence. So yes you can put your parents address in the first block.

The address block on the forms is the data field captured for all of our mailings. Consistent with the limitations on the number of characters per line (a maximum of 32) and the total numbers of lines (4) in that field, whatever is in the block will become the mailing address used by the system. The data in these fields is entered exactly as indicated on the forms. Please include internal routing symbols in the address block, especially for large organizations. It is better to abbreviate the name of the organization and have space for the routing codes than to fully spell out the name and have notices sit in the organization's mailroom.

From USCIS General Tips on Assembling Applications for Mailing


As for your fiance's address being in Spanish, I would imagine that is not correct unless it is in answer to Q16. If you look at both Q15 and Q16, Q15 is asking for your fiance's address abroad, Q16 asks If your fiancé(e)'s native alphabet uses other than Roman letters, write his or her name and address abroad in the native alphabet. In your case, Spanish.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-27 08:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion 18

I've got a separate, but similar question.

Q: My guy and I will be filing for the K-1 visa for myself when I go over there this May. Now would we put down the time we were together earlier this year or would be write down that I'm currently in the US and include all the documents/details to prove it?

Right or wrong, according to interpretation, there have been RFE's asking for the first meeting documentation. Personally, I would submit both.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-27 09:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion 18
Tip:
Use Q18 of the I-129F petition to describe in some detail of how you met in the required 2 year period that established the relationship. The evidence you then submit should support those details. Boarding passes, passport stamps, hotel/credit card receipts, rental receipts if ever lived together etc etc are primary evidence. Photos are secondary which support the primary evidence. What one should be aiming for is creating an image in the minds eye of the adjudicator......a complete picture. Look outside the box for evidence that shows you both in the same place at the same time. Each case is different and one should submit evidence accordingly, not just rely on the standard unofficial list.

Whilst evidence of an ongoing relationship is not a requirement at the initial filing stage, it can be beneficial to those from high fraud countries (eg the philipines) to do so, or if there is anything that could be a red flag that may cause issues at interview stage. This evidence should always be very carefully scrutinised especially emails & chat, to make sure there is nothing mentioned that may be construed in a different way then it is meant. Also make sure that any photo evidence submitted of any ceremony cannot be mistaken for a marriage ceremony which has in the past caused issues and denials.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-03-27 07:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresIn Philippines now and want to file
You can file whilst out of the US. Filing when you get back to the US on March 8 will most likely be quicker mail timewise though.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2007-02-25 17:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresNOA2??????
Wowzies, that was quick! :thumbs: Congrats, good luck with the rest of your journey!
KelliFemaleAustralia2006-11-14 03:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresIn the mail
Good luck for the rest of your journey! :dance:
KelliFemaleAustralia2006-11-14 03:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWe just "have to" share our joy with you :)
That is excellent news! Congrats and may the rest of your journey go smoothly! :dance:
KelliFemaleAustralia2006-12-09 20:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHmmmmm Interesting
I shall wait with bated breath for any takers :P


Lorelle,

I wonder what the reaction would be if, in response to an RFE, one were to submit a copy of this memo rather than the requested signature or photograph?

Who will offer to be our test case!

Yodrak

One of these days we may all get lucky and those at the service centers just might read an interoffice memorandum

Date: November 1, 2005
Re: Guidance for Processing Pending Form I-129F Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) when G-325A for Petitioner and/or Beneficiary is not Signed and/or Photos not Submitted.

....

A properly executed Form G-325A is required for all I-129F petitions. Previously it was standard practice to issue an RFE when the beneficiary failed to sign the G-325A and/or failed to submit photographs. From the date of this memorandum, an RFE should not be issued in instances where the beneficiary failed to sign the G-325A and/or failed to include photographs provided that the beneficiary is residing abroad. ....


aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-12 14:43:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHmmmmm Interesting


Purpose

To provide field offices with guidance on processing Form I-129F petitions when the accompanying G-325A is missing signatures and/or photographs.

Two things jump out.
One, the link goes to a different doc (Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006) and two, the bolded part above.
Of course, Field Offices shouldn't be accepting in I-129fs anyway, so the bigger mystery is: who wrote this memo and who did they write it for?

oops :blush: did it late last night half asleep and put in the wrong link. Have corrected the link above. It was written
To: SERVICE CENTER DIRECTORS. Maybe whoever wrote it was half asleep too when they put in 'field offices' :unsure:

Edited by aussiewench, 12 September 2006 - 01:52 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-12 13:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHmmmmm Interesting
The problem is they dont appear to be using the guideline ........notice the Date: November 1, 2005... and yet many have received an RFE for missing signatures and passport pics even now. It does however explain why the occasional member hasnt gotten an RFE for same. Some adjudicators can read :yes:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-11 20:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHmmmmm Interesting
One of these days we may all get lucky and those at the service centers just might read an interoffice memorandum

Date: November 1, 2005
Re: Guidance for Processing Pending Form I-129F Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) when G-325A for Petitioner and/or Beneficiary is not Signed and/or Photos not Submitted.

Purpose

To provide field offices with guidance on processing Form I-129F petitions when the accompanying G-325A is missing signatures and/or photographs.

A properly executed Form G-325A is required for all I-129F petitions. Previously it was standard practice to issue an RFE when the beneficiary failed to sign the G-325A and/or failed to submit photographs. From the date of this memorandum, an RFE should not be issued in instances where the beneficiary failed to sign the G-325A and/or failed to include photographs provided that the beneficiary is residing abroad. The beneficiary will be required to sign the Form G-325A and/or submit photographs at the time of visa issuance abroad. It is also not necessary to RFE for the petitioner's signature on the G-325A, if the petitioner failed to sign it. The signature of the petitioner on the Form I-129F should be deemed sufficient for purposes of adjudicating the petition. Finally, it is important to note that the petitioner's photograph is still required for the adjudication of the I-129F, so if it is missing, it must be requested prior to adjudication.

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/lawsregs/handbook/I129F_G325A_110105.pdf

Edited by aussiewench, 12 September 2006 - 01:46 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-11 19:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresContinuing Relationship Evidence
treed44812

You are referring to evidence of a continuing/bonafide relationship for the interview stage, yes???
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-13 14:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedurescertified translations (birthcertificates...) where?
Agree, but there is the occasion, whereby they have documents not of the native-language, which do require translation.

The issues of translations most often comes up when dealing with the USCIS. Consulates often do not require translations of native-language documents. Consular officers are often conversant with the language of their post, and if they're not sufficiently fluent or literate there is native staff to help them out.

Yodrak



To the best of my understanding (meaning what I have read here) translations do not have to be done by a certified translator but by someone who is competent to translate them. You may want to check out this possibility before forking over that $200.


I think that rule applies when we submit documents to USCIS. Maybe consulates/embassies do require certified translations.

Edit: List of translators found on the US embassy in Lisbon website: http://www.american-...rsPortugal.html

I agree. What is required/accepted by USCIS can be different than what is required by DOS/Consulates. Generally consulates require that the translations be done by a certified translator. USCIS (for initial petition), accept translations of documents by someone that is conversant in both the english and foreign language and certifes as such, they do not have to be a certified translator.


aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-14 11:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedurescertified translations (birthcertificates...) where?


To the best of my understanding (meaning what I have read here) translations do not have to be done by a certified translator but by someone who is competent to translate them. You may want to check out this possibility before forking over that $200.


I think that rule applies when we submit documents to USCIS. Maybe consulates/embassies do require certified translations.

Edit: List of translators found on the US embassy in Lisbon website: http://www.american-...rsPortugal.html

I agree. What is required/accepted by USCIS can be different than what is required by DOS/Consulates. Generally consulates require that the translations be done by a certified translator. USCIS (for initial petition), accept translations of documents by someone that is conversant in both the english and foreign language and certifes as such, they do not have to be a certified translator.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-14 11:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresthank you!
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=31953&hl=
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-14 18:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresProof of relationship
Am curious why this thread keeps getting moved back to foreign embassy forum when it is an I-129F petition question :blink:

The OP is asking for advice on evidence to send with the initial petition as they havent filed yet.

He's going back to the states and we are applying for K1



Not that it bothers me, but its gotta be confusing the hell out of the OP.

* Moving back to K-1 forum :P
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-15 10:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresProof of relationship
Looks good Tamzyn :thumbs: Including utility bills, bank statements etc that show that you are at the same address is what you need if you do not have a lease together. You are in a select group that has the advantage of living together in order to show that you have met within the required two years. Dont forget to also use Q18 to describe in some detail your circumstances of how you meet the requirements of having met. Then use the evidence that you submit to support those details.

All the best to you both.


*edited for spelling :blush:

Edited by aussiewench, 14 September 2006 - 03:49 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-14 14:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresstrange RFE
Not usual to ask for a birth certificate when one has already submitted their passport to prove US citizenship but not totally uncommon either. If they feel they need further evidence of anything that you submit with the petition they will ask for it, just as they have. Also, just check to make sure they are asking for a photocopy or if they are actually wanting a copy/original certified.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-14 21:24:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOther Things Needed For I-129F

Hi Everyone! I would like to know what are the other things I needed to send to my fiance before filling the I-129f... aside from the G-325a, passport pic, letter of intent to marry, proof of singleness?

Do I need to send our hotel receipt here in my country and all other receipt , my birth certificate,nbi clearance? or i just need to reserve it for my interview? Much of thanks to everyone! ;) Good Day... :yes:

Im assuming you are the foreign fiance?

Aside from G-325a (all 4 pages & signed), passport pic, letter of intent to marry, proof of singleness......you can send your USC fiance any evidence that you have of having met within the required 2 year period, ie hotel receipts etc. Birth certificate of the foreign beneficiary is not a requirement of the I-129F, but you can include it if you wish.

Tip:
Have your USC fiance use Q18 to describe in some detail of how you met in the required 2 year period that established the relationship. Then the evidence submitted should support those details. Boarding passes, passport stamps, hotel/credit card receipts, rental receipts if ever lived together etc etc are primary evidence. Photos are secondary which support the primary evidence. What one should be aiming for is creating an image in the minds eye of the adjudicator......a complete picture. Look outside the box for evidence that shows you both in the same place at the same time. Each case is different and one should submit evidence accordingly, not just rely on the standard unofficial list.

Whilst evidence of an ongoing relationship is not a requirement at the initial filing stage, it can be beneficial to those from high fraud countries (eg the philipines) to do so, or if there is anything that could be a red flag that may cause issues at interview stage. This evidence should always be very carefully scrutinised especially emails & chat, to make sure there is nothing mentioned that may be construed in a different way then it is meant. Also make sure that any photo evidence submitted of any ceremony cannot be mistaken for a marriage ceremony which has in the past caused issues and denials.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-08-15 11:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresG-325A Question

Can anyone advise about the box on the G-325A form that asks for a File Number A
Should the USC leave this blank or is it better to write not applicable ?

Rich

Personally I would put N/A as it is not good practice to leave any boxes blank. The beneficiary would put 'None', or, 'Unknown' if they have been issued an alien number in the past but do not know it. The beneficiary will be assigned an 'A' number during the USCIS process.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-17 14:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuick Question..



It's not legal under US immigration laws, but people have done it. People enter the US and then get married and adjust status. It sets you up for a denial of status if USCIS suspects you tried to evade immigration laws.



It's a whole different ballgame than your reply.

The OP is asking if you can marry in the UK & enter the US fradulently as a (married) visitor with intent to stay. I doubt they would let you in if they knew you were married & without a visa and don't think you could stay if they found out...deportation...


Thankyou for all your replies... Like I said it wasnt for me, as I have applied for my CR-1 as you can see.. I just heard somebody saying that you can do this, and I just wanted people to confirm that you cant !!

Thanks one and all :D

Can't is not exactly true. If one is granted entry/inspected at POE then one can apply to adjust status. Whether one is approved or not is dependant on circumstances and one should seek legal advice to discuss particulars of their case.

Something of interest from the US consulate in australia website (the link is also in VJ FAQ) and is in line with eligibility on the USCIS website.

11. (Q) MY LAWYER IN THE U.S. HAS TOLD ME TO APPLY FOR A TOURIST VISA, AND THEN APPLY FOR IMMIGRATION OR ADJUST MY STATUS AFTER I ARRIVE. CAN I DO THAT?

(A) Generally not. Many categories of immigrant visas involve long waiting periods before the visa can be issued. It is generally not possible to spend this period in the U.S.

If you intend to remain permanently in the U.S., attempting to enter on a nonimmigrant visa or under the visa waiver program is not advisable and could result in your involuntary return to Australia. In order to be granted admission on a nonimmigrant visa or under the visa waiver program, you must prove that you have a residence outside the U.S. to which you intend to return, at least temporarily. It is at the discretion of U.S.C.I.S. at the port of entry whether to admit a traveler in that case.

If you are granted entry you can make an application to U.S.C.I.S. for an adjustment of status. If your application is approved, U.S.C.I.S. will give you permission to remain in the U.S. whilst you conclude processing your adjustment of status application. If they reject your application, you will be required to depart the U.S. and apply for an immigrant visa at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence.

The same answer is given for the following question
12. (Q) CAN I ENTER THE U.S. AND WAIT WHILE THE VISA IS BEING PROCESSED?
source

Edited by aussiewench, 18 September 2006 - 04:29 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-18 16:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresApproved...NOA2
beppy

Congrats on your approval. As others have said, you can slow the process down if you wish and you have given suggestions on how this can be achieved.


To those that had something negative to say.

Being together is not always the ONLY thing that couples consider with the immigration process. If that was the case then those already married and choosing CR-1 over the K-3 would fall into the category of 'not really wanting to be together' according to some :blink: Yes the waits have been long and yes its got to be difficult watching those that filed later getting approvals quicker, but guess what........this has been going on forever, not just because of IMBRA. I wish you all the best and hope you all get your approvals soon, but please try to not bring another down, out of jealousy, for simply asking a question. That sure isnt the purpose of this site.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-17 12:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresMore RFE Questions
Have a read of the pinned RFE thread HERE
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-19 11:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAttorney vs. DIY
Hi Brian and welcome to VJ

You might also like to have a read about DCF seen as you are residing in Thailand. Not sure on their residence requirements but that shouldnt be too hard to find out.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=27982&hl=thailand

Also have a read of the DCF Guide

As for your question on lawyers or DIY. We did it ourselves because 1) We had the time to do so 2) Had a very straight forward case 3) I love to research which is needed during the immigration process so as not to make mistakes. 4) Because of 1, 2 & 3, a lawyer would of been a waste of $$$$


All the best to you on your journey

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-20 02:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQ18 Review please :)
Whilst there are those that have been approved with only writing a short one line sentence on the actual form.....there has also been posts from those that have received an RFE requesting more detail in Q18 of how one met within the required two year period that established the relationship.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-25 00:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQ18 Review please :)
Rey

It might just be me but I got awfully confused reading that. An adjudicator may find it confusing as well.

It switches between third person & Rey and maybe even Pamela.

My advice, as it is an attachement to the I-129F which is completed by the USC, have it totally from Pamelas perspective as she is the USC petitioner.....I assume, yes?????

Do that and then see how it reads :)

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-23 14:59:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWE ARE APPROVED!!!! WOOO HOOOO
:dance: Congratulations to you both and well done :thumbs: All the best for your future together.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-25 11:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDavid's visa was approved!!
WOOHOOOOOOOO Jen :dance: :dance: Congratulations to you both and well done :thumbs:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-25 12:54:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhich k form for an illegal resident



If she is currently in the US, marry here and submit I-130 and I-485 to adjust status. She should NOT leave the U.S. until after AOS is complete and she has permanent residence. Her overstay will be forgiven upon a successful AOS, but won't be forgiven even if she has Advance Parole at a POE.


Seems like the best advice..

I agree. Would like to add.....a consult with a lawyer skilled in family immigration would also not go astray.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-19 13:45:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresissue new K1 visa -- emergency trip out of US


9 FAM 41.81 N6.3 Reissuance of K-1 Visa
(TL:VISA-2; 08-30-1987)
If a K-1 visa, valid for a single entry and a six-month period, has already been used for admission into the United States and the alien fiancé(e) has returned abroad prior to the marriage, the consular officer may issue a new K visa, provided that the period of validity does not exceed the 90th day after the date of initial admission of the alien on the original K visa and provided also that the petitioner and beneficiary still intend and are free to marry. The alien’s return to the United States and marriage to the petitioner must take place within 90 days from the date of the original admission into the United States in K status.
http://foia.state.gov/masterdocs/09fam/0941081N.pdf


This should apply to all posts around the world, not just the UK post correct?

Yes.....It is from the FAM, not conusulate specific. However I imagine it would be still up to the individual consulate/conof to make the determination that one is eligible for reissuance.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-27 10:50:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresissue new K1 visa -- emergency trip out of US
9 FAM 41.81 N6.3 Reissuance of K-1 Visa
(TL:VISA-2; 08-30-1987)
If a K-1 visa, valid for a single entry and a six-month period, has already been used for admission into the United States and the alien fiancé(e) has returned abroad prior to the marriage, the consular officer may issue a new K visa, provided that the period of validity does not exceed the 90th day after the date of initial admission of the alien on the original K visa and provided also that the petitioner and beneficiary still intend and are free to marry. The alien’s return to the United States and marriage to the petitioner must take place within 90 days from the date of the original admission into the United States in K status.
http://foia.state.gov/masterdocs/09fam/0941081N.pdf
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-26 17:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 and Marriage
Kiwi

You might also like to contact sadie33138 who did DCF in NZ not too long ago.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-26 13:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan k-1 be used for undocumented residents


lost.n.how

In case you just couldn't find your last thread on this....here it is....with the best advice you will receive

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=32882&hl=



Knowing that I will probably get yelled at for this...... I personally know that I feel a great deal of stress and anxiety while waiting through this process. Have I been guilty of asking the same question more than once, hoping for a different answer?? Yes.

In saying that, I think there are nicer ways to simply state the answer again.

Now please don't yell at me.....hahaahahah

I wasnt trying to say anything in any particular way other then offering the link to the OP's first thread in case he had lost it. His original thread also contained more information in his first post about his fiance, including that the entry was legal on a student visa. All that should be done in the OP's case, is to seek legal advice from a qualified immigration attorney to discuss the circumstances of their individual case and that AOS is possible depending on knowing the whole circumstances, of which we dont.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-26 15:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan k-1 be used for undocumented residents
lost.n.how

In case you just couldn't find your last thread on this....here it is....with the best advice you will receive

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=32882&hl=
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-26 14:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresRFE FOR ERROR ON G325A ... HELP IF THIS IS YOU!

wow thanks for the help and reassurance. i will send the g325 to my fiance just in case and have him sign all 4 parts. i too will do my own and save it until i get his back via mail. hopefully someone at uscis just copied the form. that would be lovely! i will let ya know!

From what you have written you sumbitted only one page of the G-325A signed by both of you. Who's information was included on the form? Pointless photocopying as information on both the petitioner and beneficary is required.

What you should have in preperation for an RFE....
USC Petitioner - G-325A (comprised of 4 pages) containing the petitioners information and signed by the petitioner
Benificiary - G-325A (comprised of 4 pages) containing the beneficiary's information and signed by the beneficiary.
Each is the applicant for their own G-325A.

All the best to you

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-28 18:43:00