ForumTitleContentMemberSexCountryDate/Time
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
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUSC Background checks...




If the USC has any outstanding felony warrants, the background checks could result in some arrests.

:lol: That would be one foolish US citizen petitioner.... :lol:

<snicker>
Like it's never happened...

hey OP,
I've not completed an I-129f before. I know that one specific way the question is asked on the visa application is 'have you ever been arrested, charged etc etc'. People with dropped charges would still answer 'yes' in that case, so read your questions carefully.

And be glad you don't have to naturalize. It's even more arcane then.

"Have you ever committed a crime for which you have not been arrested?"
eek!


Thanks Meauxna! I know I must answer yes to that question. UGH. I just hope they will view it as forgiveable and give me the waiver to continue with the petition! It definitely sounds like I'll need a waiver, but before I would get an NOA2. Does that sound right to you guys?

Thanks again.

Yes you need to submit a request for a waiver as in accordance with the I-129F instructions. You also need to submit any police or court records even if you were cleared of the charges. You need to submit the request for the waiver and documentation with the initial petition if you havent already filed. Which is well before you will get NOA2.

From the I-129F instructions...
If you have ever been convicted of any of the followingcrimes, submit certified copies of all court and policerecords showing the charges and dispositions for every such conviction. This is required even if your recordswere sealed or otherwise cleared or if anyone, including a judge, law enforcement officer, or attorney, told you that you no longer have a record.

All the best to you.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-28 21:13:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPlease correct me if i am wrong,


hi Lan&Mike,

if you are filing for your fiance(e) and you're living at Texas area submit your petition to


USCIS Texas Service Center
P.O. Box 850965
Mesquite, TX 75185-0965

hope it helps...


Hi Steve-n-Ana,

My fiance will live in North Carolina, not in Texas, but as far as i know those people who live in North or South Carolina... can submit their applications at Texas Service Center. However i really don't know where USCIS Texas Service Center is exactly. Thank you for giving me that address. But can you please tell me that the address of Texas Service Center i have just posted before is wrong? Because i already got that address from the website: www.uscis.gov

Thanks

Lan&Mike

Lan&Mike,

The address you posted is not the correct address to sumbit a petition to the TSC. That particular address is listed for use when one wishes to give customer feedback.

The correct address is the one Steve-n-Ana posted. You can check by looking HERE under the heading 'Mailing Your Application/Petition to Us' for the I-129F.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-29 03:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresTypeing in the new I-134
The fillable forms used in the examples came from visapro.com , who have the most current forms as per USCIS website. However when using the visapro forms it is recommended to always double check with the USCIS site that the form is the correct version. It is not recommended to get into the habit of using the example forms as they may not be updated straight away when a new form becomes available. They should be used as examples only.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-29 12:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresmarriage in a middle country


wanthimhere,

Which visa? (There are two 'spousal' visas.)

Yodrak


Don't know.
Which one/s would be appropriate in this case?

K-3 visa interviews are held in country that marriage took place. CR-1 visa interviews are held in country of residence.

Edited by aussiewench, 29 September 2006 - 03:25 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-29 15:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedurestouch on saturday
From reading something a while back on the USCIS website, the service centers operate 7 days a week and have day and night shifts.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-01 14:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresRFE: CIRCUMSTANCE OF MEETING
jenny and manny

This is not the first time I have seen something similar where it asks for information regarding the circumstances under which the petitioner and beneficiary met to establish the relationship. Is the RFE asking for further evidence or further written information regarding Q18? IMO on what you have written it appears they are after an expansion on Q18 which is what I have noted other members in the past have received. One line or short answers to describe these details are sometimes required to be expanded on.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-02 10:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresConfused about visas in general
A few points to help you decide.

K-3 is a multiple entry visa. Does not require AP in order to re-enter the US. Can apply for EAD as soon as entered the US, but can take about 3 months to have it in hand.

CR-1 gives you the green card....resident status with conditions if married under 2 years at time of entry to the US. Can work straight away etc. Nothing to do until 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of entry to the US, when one must apply to remove conditions.

There are two options to gain resident status when one has entered on a K-3 visa.
1) apply for AOS, which can take up to a couple of years depending on the District Office one has to apply through. (Check stats on relevant District Office).
2) enter on the K-3, but continue the process through the NVC with the I-130, and once complete at NVC, forwarded to the embassy/consulate and interview scheduled, you can return to do the CR-1 interview and re-enter the US with the CR-1 visa.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-03 14:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresProof of meeting
midicat

Reads ok to me :thumbs:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-03 14:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion Please

Our petition specified 3/4 front view photos which is what we have....will that be an issue? Should I send my fiance a front view photo just in case?

You need full frontal. If the petition has already been submitted, I would forward one to your fiance just in case of an RFE where a full frontal of you (beneficiary) is requested.

Further reading http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=31515&hl

As Yodrak stated, the instructions for the I-129F are incorrect with the still mentioning of 3/4
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-04 19:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresmoved question

Why the question moved out ? Dont know how to stop....pls help...

Dale and Susmita

Questions relating to police certificates whilst they are related to the visa, are interview related questions as that is the stage they are needed for and thus should be posted in the Foreign Embassy forum.

A good rule of thumb is to think of it in 3 stages.......1) USCIS service centers (questions relating to the initial petition should be posted in the K-1 forum)......2) NVC (questions relating to the petition at NVC should be posted in the NVC forum).......3) Consulate (questions relating to the interview, individual consulates, police certificates, I-134, medical etc should be posted in the Foreign Embassy Forum).

Hope that helps.

Edited by aussiewench, 05 October 2006 - 09:59 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-05 09:59:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresApplying for K-1 Visa While On An F-1 Visa
Chris V

As your wish is to get married........have you looked into marrying in the US and adjusting status.......not having to leave the US once the F-1 has expired.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-05 10:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresEmail documentation for I-129F
ovahimba

If you are intent on submitting emails, ensure that there is nothing in your emails that can be misinterpreted and/or raise questions in the mind of the adjudicator as this may result in an RFE.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-05 10:54:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresG-325A Heads Up/Warning. Adobe Mess-up
This has been a problem with the G-325A since it was last revised toward the end of 2005. As you say the only solution is to leave this to do by hand. Members as a rule should always check any completed form for any errors.

DO NOT print out 4 copies of the first page. Each page is different at the bottom.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-08-05 10:01:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresThe Power of Spinach
WOOHOOOOOOOO Andy....really happy for you both. Congrats and all the best for the remainder of your journey.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-04 18:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHow's this for a mess??
Jason

You may like to add an attachment to the I-129F detailing the circumstances of the prior petition and adding any supporting documentation. I say this only because, a conof can only send a petition back to USCIS if there is details not known to USCIS when they approved the petition. Not saying there is going to be issues raised at the interview....my suggestion is a safety measure.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/laws/telegrams/telegrams_1388.html
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-05 11:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresA Tricky Question... I need some 'exert' advice
Bill,

This type of RFE asking for further details of how one established the relationship is not just because of the added questions relating to MB as it is an RFE that has popped its head up prior to IMBRA. How did you answer Q18? What details did you include of how the relationship was established? Did it include such things as, why you first visited, the things you did together on your visits, what made you fall in love, meeting of family members, how you stayed in contact, your future plans etc etc.......in other words.......how the relationship was established. Q18 can be very important in how it is answered and what details are included. Perhaps even more so now because of the IMBRA if one met via a dating site or MB. Yes others have gotten approvals with only one line answers on the form, but many others don't.

Lorelle

Edited by aussiewench, 06 October 2006 - 02:26 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-06 14:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAffadavit of support

Your hip problem has nothing to do with how you met, and I wouldnt even mention it. Just document your meeting within the past two years. Look at the form I-134 Aff, of Support. There are instructions on how to use assets vs. income.

You should look for a post here somewhere from Ellis Island. He is an attorney and has written an article about red flags that some consulates will be looking for to judge the quality of your relationship. Your age difference will be a major one and they will look deeper to see what other cultural norms dont fit in your case.

good luck, as I think that you are looking at a long uphill battle.

Red Flags - ellis-island
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6769&hl
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-07 15:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureswhy do I need I-824 form?

I recieved my NOA2 in may and I have called and called USCIS and NVC. Given the same answer give them 90 days, then 30 days and still told to wait. I have even called the emabassy and they haven't recieved anything. I have faxed a copy of NOA2 and given to NVC and USCIS and my congressman. I have no idea what is going on and it seems like no one else does either.

Damm........I'm sorry you are having this happen. I would keep on the congressperson to find out what is going on and make sure to also send a copy of the letter that you just received regarding the I-824. I would probably also include copies of anything else already sent to the congressperson so its all in one packet. It is just odd that you received the request for the I-824 under the circumstances that you have. Keep us up on what is happening. All the very best to you and I hope you get it sorted out soon.

Lorelle

Edited by aussiewench, 08 October 2006 - 03:56 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-08 15:54:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureswhy do I need I-824 form?
Savagefire

Have you heard nothing from the service center since being approved in May? Why have you let it go so long and not know why it hasnt been transferred to NVC? Did you not receive the NOA2 when it was approved and did you make an enquiry about not receiving it? Are you certain that your case hasn't already been sent to NVC and then onto the consulate? I have not noted anyone receiving a request to file I-824 unless that person has enquired about their NOA2 because they haven't received it.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-08 00:18:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiance visa to expire



You might consider calling Lawyers Referral Service, and for about $25 you can get an 'initial consultation' with a immigration attorney. (I dont think a pre-nup would circumvent the financial obligation to the government you already signed).

Bill

Bill,

If you are referring the I-134 submitted for the interview, it is not legally binding.



Aussiewench, refresh my memory please, perhaps I asked already somewhere else, but if it's not legally binding, then why do they request it at all? And if it's not legally binding, then can the petitioner put false information on the form?

Also, if we assume the I-134 AoS is binding, then does it take effect ONLY after the marriage or when the petition is approved? I'm just wondering if during the 90 day period when the fiance(e) first enters the US, is the petitioner already liable for their beneficiary financially, or ONLY after they enter into a legal marriage.

Thanks.

Whilst the I-134 can be requested, it is not a requirement of the K visa. It is but one thing that a conof may use to determine to determine if the applicant will or wont become a public charge. Hence why other documentation outside of what the I-134 states, may also be requested. eg some consulates ask for one years tax returns, others 3 years. I can think of one consulate that won't accept a joint-sponsor in many cases where as most other consulates will. Some consulates dont require the I-134 at all. The I-134 is basically a moot point once visa is in hand and has entered the US. It is merely used as a part of eligibility for a visa.

The legally binding document is the I-864 which came about for exactly this purpose. It requires a lot more documentation etc and is more stringent. Marriage and the affidavit of support are two seperate things when it comes to the financial responsibilities. eg the I-864 is still legally binding even if the marriage ends in divorce. A joint sponsor (who may not even be a family member) is also legally bound by the I-864.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-07 15:53:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiance visa to expire

You might consider calling Lawyers Referral Service, and for about $25 you can get an 'initial consultation' with a immigration attorney. (I dont think a pre-nup would circumvent the financial obligation to the government you already signed).

Bill

Bill,

If you are referring the I-134 submitted for the interview, it is not legally binding.

Edited by aussiewench, 01 October 2006 - 09:38 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-01 21:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresObtaining my Ex's Alien Number
If you dont know it or cant get help in finding it, then putting 'unknown' is answering truthfully. I imagine an SSN and her name will give them any access they may need to her information.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-08-23 11:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPhoto Dilemma

isaacwarsh,

Although I personally like pictures as evidence, conventional wisdom suggests that they are secondary evidence value only. You do not "need" them, in the absolute sense.

Consider the following to overcome the "proof of meeting within two years":

Passport photocopies, with visa and/or entry/exit stamps
Hotel receipts
Airline tickets, boarding pass stubs, airline mileage account statements
Credit card and ATM transaction documentation
Anything else that puts the two of you, in the same place at the same time, within 2 years.


I'm with William.

isaacwarsh

Use Q18 to describe in some detail of how you met in the required 2 year period that established the relationship. Then the evidence you submit should support those details. Boarding passes, passport stamps, hotel/credit card receipts, etc etc are primary evidence. Photos are secondary which are used to support primary evidence. What you should be aiming for is creating an image in the minds eye of the adjudicator......a complete picture that takes in both Q18 & the evidence. Look outside the box for evidence that shows you both in the same place at the same time. Each case is different and you should submit evidence accordingly, not just rely on the standard unofficial list. As you don't have photos, you can either wait until you see each other again and take some photos.... or you gather all the evidence you do have and ensure that the evidence you do submit creates that image. Other things that you may submit include any itinerary from the travel agent, affidavits from any family members that witnessed you together. Whilst it is not a requirement of the initial petition to submit evidence of an ongoing relationship, if you have any emails etc that talk about your meeting etc this may also assist in completing the picture. The previous I-129F instructions also stated that you may include any evidence of an engaqement and this would probably still hold true. This could include a copy of an engagement ring receipt or any evidence of wedding plans made such as venue etc. You may be approved on this evidence in support of Q18 if it creates the image in the minds eye of the adjudicator. If not, then you will receive an RFE. There is no guarantees that any of us can give you. It is up to what you do submit, and the adjudicator.

I wish you the best on your journey.

Edited by aussiewench, 11 October 2006 - 01:03 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-11 00:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWTF? Wakass RFE finally arrives
I agree too. When you think about it the instructions also do not list everything that one may submit to show proof of having met. The beneficiary BC is a way of proving who you are and if it assists in the processing of the petition in any way, shape or form, it should IMO be included. It's not worth the time wasted when one gets an RFE. My BC was included in the I-130 petition even though it wasn't a requirement.

William,

Yes. It used to be on many lists of recommended things to include with the petition.

(I inlcuded my wife's birth certificate with my petitions because I have a long memory, not because of then current experiences.)

Yodrak

Reviving this thread.

As of late, there have been several cases of CSC requesting the beneficiaries birth certificate.

Should petitioners consider including this as a best practice, to head off a possible RFE?


aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-11 12:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWTF? Wakass RFE finally arrives
I agree which is why earlier I only agreed with Kaydee in part as there are occasions when submitting extra documentation can assist ones case particularly those from high fraud countries or those that perhaps may have red flags when it comes to the interview. Or a case that has unigue circumstances, with evidence submitted to support an attachment. By dealing with possible issues at petition level and making it known to USCIS, it may perhaps make a difference, as a conof must have information not known by USCIS when they approved the petition, in order for a petition to be sent back to USCIS for revocation. I can also see a benefit in submitting the beneficiary BC, just as I can see a benefit for the petitioner in submitting a copy of his/her drivers licence, in that they may assist in clearing up any false name hits a lot faster. Just an added thought.


Not to challenge you Lorelle, but Kaydee insisted above, that "any document", other than the specific documents required on the I-129F are "Superfluous".

Specifically, she inferred that: "any additional documentation will result in, or risk an RFE".

I agree that if a petitioner chooses to forward a beneficiary BC, it must be translated, although the beneficiary BC is not required.



Glad you brought up not to forget a translation if the BC is in a foreign language. This is basically what Kaydee is saying. If something eg the BC is submitted when it isn't a requirement and one forgets to submit the translation, then one should expect an RFE for the translation. If the BC hadn't been submitted in the first place then more than likely one wouldnt receive an RFE at least in the case of the BC.


Edited by aussiewench, 29 September 2006 - 11:45 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-29 23:44:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWTF? Wakass RFE finally arrives

Sorry to send mixed signals! You do NOT need to send a BC for a benificiary! However, If you have time and they can provide this document that is translated into English and can be notorized, The do it!!! Do not submit anything that is not translatted into English.
So the question is? Do we send this, or maybe wait for an RFE???? $64,000.00 question. If you have the documents then YES send it. If not, You are most likely OK! In my case, My Girl had the document and insisited I submit and all I can say is that we had NO RFE for anything! I did have clear and precise cover pages for all documents which explained in a sentence what the documents were supporting.

Glad you brought up not to forget a translation if the BC is in a foreign language. This is basically what Kaydee is saying. If something eg the BC is submitted when it isn't a requirement and one forgets to submit the translation, then one should expect an RFE for the translation. If the BC hadn't been submitted in the first place then more than likely one wouldnt receive an RFE at least in the case of the BC.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-29 23:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWTF? Wakass RFE finally arrives

It's never a good idea to supply information, particulary in the form of documents, as it just increases the possibilty of generating an RFE.

If a particular document wasn't asked for then don't submit it. Sure, there's always the exceptions whereby something that's not required (or asked to be submitted in the I-129F petition) is asked for later via an RFE but to try to anticipate these anomalous situations by padding ones submittal is, frankly a waste of time and adds more risky. :yes:

I agree in the most part which is why I don't think it is a good idea to add something to the guides, even as an option, when something is not a requirement and only a handful of RFE's are being received for the beneficiary's BC. But there are cases whereby submitting extra documents can assist ones case if there are circumstances specific to that case, that will assist in the adjudication of a petition. This particularly applies to those going through certain consulates where denials/revocation are more likely to occur. This is why it is often suggested to research as to what may be prudent to submit at petition stage for a specific consulates, especially one that is classed as high fraud.

Edited by aussiewench, 29 September 2006 - 03:47 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-29 15:45:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWTF? Wakass RFE finally arrives


The requirements only request a BC of the petitioner when it is being used to show US citizenship. It is not a requirement of the beneficiary. However, like with anything, an adjudicator can and will request anything deemed necessary in adjudicating the petition. Just as an adjudicator can send a request for an original of a document, when only a photocopy is submitted (being the requirement).


Sigh. Well, as usual, what you say makes sense. Do you know why it might be that he'd need that?

It would only be a guess, and I dont like guessing. It could just be that particular adjudicator for no reason other then to verify the beneficiary's details.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-28 19:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWTF? Wakass RFE finally arrives
The requirements only request a BC of the petitioner when it is being used to show US citizenship. It is not a requirement of the beneficiary. However, like with anything, an adjudicator can and will request anything deemed necessary in adjudicating the petition. Just as an adjudicator can send a request for an original of a document, when only a photocopy is submitted (being the requirement).
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-09-28 19:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureswhats is a priority date?

:energetic: sorry to post agaain! I searched the posts and coulcnt find an answer....

In my letter from theNVC it state sI have a priority date of May 1st 2006. What is this and what does it mean?

Thanks all!

Claire :star:

If you check your NOA1 from the service center....the priority date and the received/receipt date on the NOA should be the same. It is the date your petition was received. The priority date for K and CR/IR visas has little meaning other than that as these visas are not subject to wait times for visas to become available like other visa categories are.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-11 13:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresG-325A Black Box

what if i left it blank?

One can run the risk of an RFE

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/scnational/index.htm
Complete All Information:
Please be careful that forms are complete. We prefer not to speculate why a particular question was not answered. The response "none" is preferable to a blank space
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-11 22:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresRFE question

How about the letter for the translation? The signature of the translator would be a copy. Is that a problem?


Submission of Supporting Documents - Original vs. Photocopy - If a supporting document is prepared by the issuing authority solely for the purpose of presentation to USCIS, an applicant or petitioner must submit the original document with the application or petition. Examples of supporting documents which must be presented in the original are:
Form I-20 issued by a Designated School Official to a foreign student

Form DS-2019 issued by a Program Officer to an Exchange Visitor

Labor Certification issued by the Department of Labor

Labor Condition Agreement with the Department of Labor endorsement

Form I-693 Medical Examination issued by a authorized civil surgeon

Vaccination Sign-off Supplement to Medical Examination Certificate

Attestations, formal consultations and advisory opinions (e.g., a letter from a recognized expert attesting to someone’s extraordinary professional skills)

Affidavits prepared in place of unavailable documents (e.g., an affidavit in place of a birth certificate where the official records were destroyed by fire)

Translations of documents (even when the rules allow submission of a photocopy of the document itself.)

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/hdiorig.htm
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-12 02:23:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSome ideas will help a lot!!!!
MarieandBryan

If you dont receive an RFE whereby you can correct the missing information, you can call NVC once the petition is approved and received by them, to add the province. Or you can have the petitioner call the NCSC 800# and try to have the province added to your address.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-13 12:04:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresNew Here I-129F Question
lucho

Whilst some write a one line answer in response to Q18 and are subsequently approved; there are some that receive an RFE for a further statement of how they met in the required 2 year period that established the relationship.

Tip:
Use Q18 to describe in some detail in an attachment, 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 such as emails, chat logs, phone bills etc 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.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-12 15:21:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa or not

Am just tired of the US population growing so fast everyday..

Cross your legs.

hahahaha I'll pay that one :thumbs:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-14 01:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa or not




You could go ahead with the wedding and then only file for AOS from the USA. That would mean that you do not have to return to your home country prior to the wedding. However, make sure you are not under the 2year home requiremt rule.

2 year requirement of meeting dont apply if your married at the time of filing. :lol:

2 year home residency rule that applies to J-1 visa holders is completely different to the 2 year requirement of having met that one must show when filing a fiance petition. I think you got a bit muddled there darlin' :P




Its just a scam. Promise you will return, get allowed in and then come here and get some naive person who has never had attention all their life, blow up their ego and smother them with warmth and at the right time, run away from them.


@Zanzinger. You didnt have to write a statement that you will return to your home country after your trainee programm is over? I had to do it so I guess I was one of the 'forced out' one's.

and you sir are nothing but a troll that spews #######.




Hey Aussie. Do you remember a poster by the name of Majizee? Matako aka Majizee in case you didn't know.

Ahhhhhhh now that gels.....thank you. I am usually pretty good with alter egos but I missed this one.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-13 21:21:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa or not


You could go ahead with the wedding and then only file for AOS from the USA. That would mean that you do not have to return to your home country prior to the wedding. However, make sure you are not under the 2year home requiremt rule.

2 year requirement of meeting dont apply if your married at the time of filing. :lol:

2 year home residency rule that applies to J-1 visa holders is completely different to the 2 year requirement of having met that one must show when filing a fiance petition. I think you got a bit muddled there darlin' :P




Its just a scam. Promise you will return, get allowed in and then come here and get some naive person who has never had attention all their life, blow up their ego and smother them with warmth and at the right time, run away from them.


@Zanzinger. You didnt have to write a statement that you will return to your home country after your trainee programm is over? I had to do it so I guess I was one of the 'forced out' one's.

and you sir are nothing but a troll that spews #######.

Edited by aussiewench, 13 October 2006 - 05:19 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-13 17:18:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa or not

They keep giving waivers for all kinds of breaking the law. Why should a J-1 adjust status? They should return to their country as they promised right? In my opinion, they need to ban unmarried J-1s from coming here.


No wonder the US population is now 300 million. It will soon be 400 million.

How is it breaking the law when one has entered the US legally :blink:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-13 16:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa or not

Before a ban of J-1s for AOS was instituted, they would come here and somehow fall in love or propose to people these J-1s barely knew.

That is why they were banned from AOS.

And when was that? There is no ban and there is documentation to show that from many that have done just that. Also read the link I posted. As long as one is not subject to the two year home rule then one can apply to adjust status. Even if one is subject to the home rule they can file for a waiver of that rule.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-10-13 16:34:00