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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVenting
nikkis

Who you are dealing with when you call is a person working in a call center not someone at CSC. Have you tried emailing CSC?

CSC-XII.129f@dhs.gov
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-11 22:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresStatement of intent
Or you can use the example 'letter of intent' as many have.

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/Fiance_Letter_of_Intent.doc
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-11 03:48:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresplease help
Vermont doesnt have an email address for enquiries from the general public any more. The only service center that still does is CSC

Edited by aussiewench, 12 July 2006 - 02:47 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-12 02:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPetition sent back to DHS, has anyone been through this?
sakurasama,

I find your post a little confusing with info missing. Was there an interview or was the petition sent back due to the paperwork being submitted too late to the consulate after you had asked for an extension? I agree with Yodrak....seek a consultation with an immigration attorney.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-12 11:14:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresevidence of having met in the past 2 years....

I was reading through here and i don't think that I sent sufficient evidence that my fiance and i have met within the past 2 years...only a few pictures and a flight itenerary...
So...I was thinking...I'm a very disorganized person so I cannot find any boarding passes or receipts or anything like that...
BUT we did attend the same college at the same time....could something from the school saying we both attending at the same time period work?
or we both signed as witnesses for a friends wedding...so maybe a copy of that??
I'm not sure...but that's about all i can think of....any suggestions?

You may have submitted sufficient or you may not have. There has been members who have only sent what you have and all has been fine. Others havent been so lucky. If you are worried about getting an RFE for this and it will take you time to gather it, then perhaps you could do so now just in case....up to you. The college attendance and witnesses at a friends wedding together is very good evidence IMO and Im a lil surprised you didnt include it originally as it proves you were in the same place at the same time. Not to worry, done now.

Save the evidence of an ongoing relationship for the interview where it is required. IF you get an RFE, it's proof of having met within the 2 year period that established the relationship that they will be after, which is the requirement of the I-129F

Edited by aussiewench, 12 July 2006 - 02:09 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-12 14:06:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa help....!!!
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aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-13 03:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa help....!!!

Thank you for the info.Do I have to have this waiver for the interview at the embassy even before I know if they would deny it or not?

better to be prepared and ready for it which will save you some time.

All the best

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-06-24 07:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFiancee visa help....!!!
1. They have always done so in the past so cant see this being any different. The receipt/received date on your NOA1 is the date they go by.

2. For an overstay of that long you will be denied the visa and will be told that you need to file a waiver. You can have one prepared to give them. A good site for letters of hardship is Immigrate2us. Also have a read of the 'waivers' forum here on VJ.

3. Others have had quite significant age differences and not been denied a visa. What is important is a bonafide relationship. Having said that it may raise a red flag depending on the country you will be interviewing at and may take a lot more effort in showing that you do have a bonafide relationship. Many things are taken into consideration.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-06-24 03:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresRequest for evidence
dieseldan

Any petitions received at the service center on or after 6 March, subsequently approved and forwarded to consulate posts were recalled as they were approved erroneously and were not compliant with the IMBRA which came into affect 6 March. From your post this seems to be the case with yours. See the IMBRA forum for more on this. What you will be receiving is an RFE consisting of a questionaire which you need to complete and return along with any relevant documentation in order for the petition to be IMBRA compliant and then to be returned to the consulate post.

All the best

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-12 23:48:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresBusiness Days vs. Days When Counting

Okay I am going to really hate admitting this but, I work for the government and usually when they mean business days they state very clearly "business days" if not stated it means calendar days. Could be wrong here but I would go for calendar.

Not that it makes one hell of a difference. The delays at CSC are so far out of whack that it really doesnt matter. We are all in for long wait.

I agree. The centers are also operational not only weekdays but nights & weekends.

Edited by aussiewench, 12 July 2006 - 11:52 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-12 23:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSome questions about the I-129F form


Hello everybody,

I need some help putting together my package here.

First of all, on both the I-129F and the G-325A there is a spot that states that if your fiance's native alphabet uses other than Roman letters, write her name in the native alphabet. However, my fiance is Chinese and I don't know how to write Chinese. Is this part necessary? How would I comply with this?

Second question, I'm confused as what I am actually submitting to USCIS. Do I submit ORIGINALS of everything or Photocopies of everything to them. (except pictures ofcourse) The reason I ask is because my fiance is in China and even to get orginal signatures is a burden.

Thanks!


When you get them all filled out I would recommened your congressman to look over them. I went to his office yesterday and his staff was a lot of help. He just brought his whiteout in and fixed all my mistakes. He said if u make one little mistake it could set u back months. Or if you make an ity bitty mistake and get some one upset that day looking over your documents they will send them back. I don't know where u are from but here in IL we have this service free provided to us. It is great I recomended someone to double check your work before u send it off. Best wishes with starting your paper work :D .

I wouldnt submit them with the whiteout either :no:
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-15 12:02:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSome questions about the I-129F form



Hello everybody,

I need some help putting together my package here.

First of all, on both the I-129F and the G-325A there is a spot that states that if your fiance's native alphabet uses other than Roman letters, write her name in the native alphabet. However, my fiance is Chinese and I don't know how to write Chinese. Is this part necessary? How would I comply with this?

Second question, I'm confused as what I am actually submitting to USCIS. Do I submit ORIGINALS of everything or Photocopies of everything to them. (except pictures ofcourse) The reason I ask is because my fiance is in China and even to get orginal signatures is a burden.

Thanks!

If you know someone that can write in chinese, have them write your fiance's name/address using the native alphabet.

Only photo copies of documents submitted are required. If they wish to see the original they will ask for it.

Any document submitted in a foreign language must be accompanied by a translation

An original signature of your fiance is necessary on their G-325A.


Thanks Aussie! But if an original signature of my fiance is necessary on the G-325A, then don't I have to send the original G-325A form to them?

Also, what document would be in a foreign language that would be submitted? I'm really confused about that one too? Isn't it just the 2 forms, which are in english? and a letter of intent? the only thing I can see is the letter of intent if the fiance didn't write in english, but other than that, what other forms would be in a foreign language?

The quickest way would be to have your fiance download a copy of the G-325A if possible, sign it and send it to you. There has been RFE's in the past for signatures that even remotely didnt look to be an original.

By documentation, it also includes any evidence submitted in support of Q18 of having met in the required two year period, that should also be translated if not in english.

Edited by aussiewench, 15 July 2006 - 11:29 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-15 11:24:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSome questions about the I-129F form

Hello everybody,

I need some help putting together my package here.

First of all, on both the I-129F and the G-325A there is a spot that states that if your fiance's native alphabet uses other than Roman letters, write her name in the native alphabet. However, my fiance is Chinese and I don't know how to write Chinese. Is this part necessary? How would I comply with this?

Second question, I'm confused as what I am actually submitting to USCIS. Do I submit ORIGINALS of everything or Photocopies of everything to them. (except pictures ofcourse) The reason I ask is because my fiance is in China and even to get orginal signatures is a burden.

Thanks!

If you know someone that can write in chinese, have them write your fiance's name/address using the native alphabet.

Only photo copies of documents submitted are required. If they wish to see the original they will ask for it.

Any document submitted in a foreign language must be accompanied by a translation

An original signature of your fiance is necessary on their G-325A.

Edited by aussiewench, 15 July 2006 - 11:03 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-15 11:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 NOA1 (Receipt Date or Notice Date)
Depending on whether you received an I-797 or a I-797C NOA. The date you go by is either listed as a receipt or received date.

NOA1 will have both a 'received date' and a 'notice date'

NOA1 received date, is the date that your petition was physically received at the service center. The petition is also stamped with this date when it is received. (This is according to the USCIS website....however the received/receipt date and date stamped as received could be a day or two after actually physically received)

NOA1 notice date, is the date that your petition is entered into the system and a notice issued.



From a prior post that explains the dates on both the NOA1 & the NOA2


Example

NOA1..................................................NOA2

Received Date: October 13, 2005.......................Receipt Date: October 17, 2005

Notice Date: October 17, 2005.........................Notice Date: November 22, 2005

Priorty Date: 'will be blank'.........................Priorty Date: October 13, 2005



Highlighted in RED is the NOA1 Received Date & NOA2 Priorty Date. This is the Date by which USCIS uses and also the date that we use to guage whether our date is past the processing date. (Not everyone will have a priority date listed and this is not important. only for the excercise.)

If you look at them both together, using how I have highlighted them, there is a pattern.
Also note the different use of the term Received & Receipt. If you note you will see that all the receipt date (NOA2) is, is the date that the NOA1 (Notice Date) was generated.

The above table is assuming too that they have sent I-797C for NOA1 & I-797 for NOA2. Discussions on the board in that past have never been quite able to see any pattern as to which one is used for what as it appears to be random. From memory the I-797 is an older version. I-797 seems to use the term Receipt & I-797C uses Received.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-16 12:03:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresdouble checking
As a standard, when doing the name checks, they will use all the various spellings of the name. IMO, whilst I dont believe that nick names apply with this question if not used on official documents....if any evidence you are submitting has the other spelling, I would be inclined to put it down in other names used.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-16 14:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresExtension for K1???

OK, I read all the guides now but we decided that we do not want to go through the whole visa thing again - I just can't do that. We just make a contract between us and have a laywer involved to help.
Thanks for the help though.
Cheers Anja

Anja

Just to clarify. You wouldnt be doing the whole visa thing again. As john_and_marlene stated and provided links for, one would only have to file the additional I-130 petition.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-17 01:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresMy success with a K1 visa.
Great write up and thank you for sharing. Can you copy and paste this into the 'Embassy/USCIS Reviews' tab at the top right of this page under the relevant Embassy so it is there for others in the future.

Congratulations on a successfull journey and AOS :thumbs:

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-17 03:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 application in Manila

Go to this site and it will explain what you need. You do not use the 864 in a fiancee visa. you use the I-134 and according to the embassy site they do accept co-sponsors.

US embassy

Yes they accept co-sponsors for the I-864 (as per the Embassy link), however evidence from those applying for a K visa in the Philipines have not been able in many cases (if not all) to use a co-sponsor with the I-134.




You do not use the 864 in a fiancee visa.


AIT in Taiwan requests the 864 eventhough technically it doesn't go into affect until sometime later this month or next month .. weird.. its crazy how each embassy has different rules and regs.. crazyyyyyy

Can you provide the link for this please :)
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-15 12:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresIn the Twilight Zone

I'm sure once that somebody posted the USCIS conditions on what grounds they can reject a petition. They certainly cannot reject it immeadiatly as soon as they recieve it.

The OP's fiance has already been granted a visa so are way past having a petition rejected for any reason.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 04:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresIn the Twilight Zone
Blackmail is against the law in most countries isnt it? Sounds to me like he (the ex) is blowing it out his azz :yes: If properties are in her name and all is above board I really dont see how anything he could say would influence the visa your fiance has been issued.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 01:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-129F

Well my situation is somewhat unigue. I flew to Hong Kong and stayed with her for 2 weeks. this was February of 2003. I filed K1 visa when i got home, everything went fine until she went to interview and they mentioned the fact she never had her first marriage anulled when she was 17, which was almost 30 years ago. I knew nothing about the first marriage until her interview. I was not willing to wait another year. We stopped speaking to each other for 6 months or so and i filed some form to discontinue K1 visa. We are now back together, starting from scratch but i have not been to Hong Kong since the first time. I am willing to take my chances and see what happens, if they force me to go and visit i will but right now our plans are to meet in Manila to say goodbye to her family and fly back to U.S. together. I know, i have always done things the hard way, lol. we will see what happens.

That has DENIED written all over it. Meeting within the 2 year period is a REQUIREMENT of the petition being accepted. It dones not matter if your met prior to this. Have you read the many many pages of yearly denials for this exact thing. You can....on the USCIS website. But by all means try if you dont mind throwing money away.

Edited by aussiewench, 18 July 2006 - 10:06 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 10:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLetter for your interview

I think a affidate of support is more than enough to prove that the relationship is ongoing not that i am saying your point is not valid.

The affidavit is used along with other things for a conof to determine whether or not an applicant will or wont become a public charge, not if one has an ongoing relationship. Evidence of a relationship is something completely different.

Edited by aussiewench, 18 July 2006 - 10:41 AM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 10:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures??Change In % of Required Income??

Ok..here's the link...there are changes concerning the Afadavit of Support..but seems like its getting simpler...to my understanding anyways....

Affadavit of Support Change

If that link don't come up...just go to the home site...www.uscis.gov....it's on the front page towards the bottom :thumbs:

Corissa

The changes DO NOT apply to the I-134, as has been stated by others already. They are changes for the I-864 (for family based immigrant and AOS). They will come into affect for you with a K visa ONLY after entry to the US for adjustment of status when the I-864 will be required. For the K visa interview you will be using the I-134 if requested.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-13 00:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAcronyms, etc.
A list of most of the acronyms can be found HERE For future reference go to the FAQ tab at the top of the page. You will find the link for acronyms/abbreviations on the bottom left.

'Touched' is any time they do anything with your case. Sometimes this is significant, sometimes not. When you sign up on the USCIS website you can view your case. Anytime there is a change in the date means 'touched'.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 22:18:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresno1 help

john_and_marlene

Where did you get that, Right on the instructions it tells you to send it to the TSC if you live in Oklahoma?

I agree. It also says TSC on the USCIS website.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 20:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan an I-129f expire?
A petition wont expire whilst it is still being processed. However an approved petition will. It has an expiry of 4 months from date of approval which can be extended by the consulate if it expires prior to the interview.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-19 09:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAssembly question, how to put together two-paged sections?

There have been many couples that have gotten RFEs for not submitting proof of a relationship along with the I-129f form. Although they don't specifically ask for it, the practice of submitting both with the inital petition and at the interview is widely accepted as the best way to a speedy approval.

Can you show links to such please. I have seen many RFE's for further proof of having met within the required two year period that established the relationship but none that I can recall for this stage of the process specifically requesting evidence of an ongoing relationship.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-19 23:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSpecial Moment
WOOHOOOO Laura.....thats wonderful news :thumbs: Congrats
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-17 08:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUpdate

For those of us who are awaiting approvals post-IMBRA from CSC, KEEP WAITING. Our petitions are stacking up like firewood. It appears our worst fears have been answered. Please observe the 06 Mar 2006 processing date for CSC. Call me crazy but I think that is significant because 05 Mar 2006 is the last date not affected by IMBRA compliance. From what I have been reading from many of the members here, it appears that we'll be waiting a while for CSC to catch up on petitions pre-IMBRA. Not unless a miracle just falls from the heavens above, this might take a wee bit longer than any of us anticipated. What I have written is totally speculation. However, to date, CSC has not approved any visas in July from any of the folks here on VJ (that I have noticed). One VJ member wrote, something to the effect, that he will begin planning his wedding and retirement at the same time. Stay optimistic because some members believe this is a sign of things to come? Time will tell...

Ahmari

I think you will find that the vast majority of pre IMBRA have already been approved, had interviews, waiting for interviews ...or if not approved yet, are most likely held up with security checks. Im curious where you get the idea that there will be a long wait due to them having to catch up on petitions pre-IMBRA.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-20 03:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresJust Feeling Like Crap...
*hugs* We are all with ya.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 20:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLET'S CELEBRATE! I found the answer to our question about TOUCHING haha
Yep, they will only send you an email or update the message on your online status when they are doing something significant with your case. At any other time when you see dates change on your online status this can be for any number of reasons, as Jen said. Some of them will lead to something significant, some will just be eg be being moved from one pile to another.

Many get their approvals etc without ever seeing any changes on their online status or receiving emails. Others get a multitude of emails etc. Sometimes they update...other times they dont.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-06 10:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUSCIS Website

BTW... who made the decision to more all the K-1 at NSC to CSC? The VSC has a lighter load and faster approval times. You think they would have given some to them. Why can't things just go smoothly?

The transferring of petitions between various service centers happens all the time. I-130's from VSC are now also being transferred to CSC to clear the backlog in VSC of other petitions. Service centers process all manner of petitions, not just I-129F's and I-130's. Its easy for all of us to forget that fact.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-18 02:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOverstay on visa waiver

well if you are overstay then it doesnt matter you are from germany, england or australia. its a terrible violation. its my personal experince. i was not the one to do but a guy flying with me was from germany. he has applied for AOS. but when he came back to usa he was stopped on the airport blaming he overstayed in his prvious visit went in lock up and sent back to gemrany.
well its a big violation. you would have to go through a lengthy process. your application would be probably denied and you amy need to go the court. After 9/11 things are pretty rough.

However as Boiler stated this can be avoided if one does not leave the US.

From http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/LPReligibility.htm

Otherwise Eligible Immediate Relatives

If "otherwise eligible" to immigrate to the U.S., immediate relatives may adjust status to LPR (get a "green card") in the United States even if they may have done any of the following:

worked without permission,


remained in the U.S. past the period of lawful admission (e.g., past the expiration date on your I-94) and filed for adjustment of status while in an unlawful status because of that,

failed otherwise to maintain lawful status and with the proper immigration documentation, or


have been admitted as a visitor without a visa under sections 212(l) or 217 of the Act (which are the 15-day admission under the Guam visa waiver program and the 90-day admission under the Visa Waiver Program, respectively).

Please note: If a person came into the U.S. illegally, that person is barred from adjusting their status to LPR (cannot obtain a green card) even if he or she marries a U.S. citizen or otherwise becomes an immediate relative. An immediate relative must meet the eligibility requirement of being “inspected and admitted or paroled into the United States.”


Ineligible

You may be ineligible for adjustment to permanent resident status if:

You were admitted into the United States as a visitor under the Visa Waiver Program. (This rule does not apply to you if you are the immediate relative of a U.S. citizen (parent, spouse, or unmarried child under 21).)


To the OP. To be clear on your options, seek a consultation with an immigrant attorney.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-26 03:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresOverstay on visa waiver
Have a read of this thread. It will give you all the information you are after.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums2/index.php?showtopic=62644&hl;=

Edited by aussiewench, 07 May 2006 - 10:27 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-05-07 22:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion
Regardless of whether Daisy annoys other members or not, or how timelines help others; it is NOT required that she or any other member do so. Nor is a timeline necessary to answer this particular question. The harping on about timelines to Daisy is just as annoying. Members have many reasons why they do not complete timelines.

Daisy,
Once you have an approved petition and it is sent to the NVC, it is generally only a short pit stop to be assigned a case number before being forwarded to the consulate post.....2-3 weeks on average. Can be shorter, can be longer. However if one gets a name hit or there is a security issue, just as with the service centers, petitions can be held up quite some time.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-26 10:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 or K3? - HELP!
I often wonder the same thing. Many seem to think only in terms of past timeframes as opposed to present situations. The CR-1 immigrant visa has been a viable option for many for a while now, even pre-IMBRA.

Caliborn,

Why do you eliminat the 3rd option? Especially with the IMBRA mess affecting I-129f petitions.

Yodrak

... It seems we have two options - I file for K1 for fiance visa OR I go to his country, marry him and file for K3 (after the I-130). ...


aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-26 14:59:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCriminal Record - How does this affect?

Aussie, thank you for all your help. I have to tell you though, my head is spinning from all this IMBRA stuff. I hope to never hear this word again after this experience.

I couldnt agree more. It has been a major headache for so many. As with any new laws it is going to take time to get a clearer picture of what will or may occur under various circumstances. Unfortunately petitioners filing now and since it came into affect are effectively guinea pigs and I really do feel for those dealing with this. On the other side, the service centers will be feeling their way too as will consulates. Unfortunately I do feel too that mistakes will be made on all sides until this settling period is over.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-26 21:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCriminal Record - How does this affect?


Okay got it, that concurs with what I understood. So the bottom line is that you can be denied for criminal activity if you have filed over the limit on petitions.

So bottom line is that criminal activity can (in combination with multiple petitions) be reason for denial.

Back to our original statements, neither of us was completely correct.

Just wanted to be sure, because I dont like handing out bad or incomplete info.



Well yes sort of LOL. Though the actual reason for denial is filing over the max number of petitions allowed. Which is grounds for denial whether you have convictions or not. You just aren't likely to be granted a waiver for an exemption to this part of the law if you are a violent offender. I'm like you just wanted to make sure people knew that having a conviction as a USC is not alone grounds for denial. And I wasn't really clear in my earlier until I read it again for like the 10th time. :P

6 of one, half a dozen of the other. :lol:

The IMBRA law itself is not easily understood. What law is? If you read the many different documents available it is easier to understand some aspects on how this law is or may be implemented by USCIS.
The denial of a petition and the denial of a visa because of a violent criminal conviction are not the same thing. I agree with a previous poster in that it is not good advice to be saying that a petition would not be denied under these circumstances as it very well may.
If you read the linked memo it does seem that an adjudicator can deny a petition by the very wording at the bottom of the memo. http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/lawsregs/handbook/DisclsCrHst050306.pdf

This memo is intended to provide guidance on when disclosure may be appropriate and not guidance on the adjudication itself. This memo is not meant to suggest that an adjudicator must approve a petition despite the petitioner’s conviction of a violent or sexual crime that may somehow lead, for instance, to a conclusion that the relationship is not viable, using adjudicative tools and procedures normally available.

Edited by aussiewench, 26 July 2006 - 07:27 PM.

aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-26 19:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWHOA......OMG...I got approved too - CSC
Congratulations :dance: thats wonderful news. All the best with the remainder of your journey.

Lorelle
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-26 21:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresG-325 form

CONCRETE, ACTUAL evidence, ie, an actual rejection or RFE, etc. because only the first page was sent is what i was asking for, not opinions, or "i heard from somewhere's". Thanks.

There has been RFE's for only sending the first page. There has also been members that havent received an RFE for doing same. All you can do is wait and see if you receive one. It's totally up to the adjudicator.
aussiewenchFemaleAustralia2006-07-26 22:00:00