ForumTitleContentMemberSexCountryDate/Time
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresengagement
What the others have said is true, being engaged doesn't necessarily mean you have a big, sparkly ring...just the intent to marry each other. Plenty of VJer have been approved for a K1 minus the ring. You will need to submit letters of intent to marry with your I-129f petition.
*julez*FemaleEngland2008-12-23 15:36:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresengagement
I have moved this to the K1 Fiance Visa Process & Procedures eneral Discussion area as this question is most applicable to this forum.
*julez*FemaleEngland2008-12-23 15:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-129 filing
We submitted 4 or 5 pics of us together. What is more important as proof of meeting is documentation - passport stamps, copies of plane tickets/itineraries, copies of bill;s/purchases made in each other's countries. There is no need to inundate them with stuff, just enough to paint a pic of your relationship - and save the ongoing relationship stuff for the interview. Good luck!
*julez*FemaleEngland2008-12-24 12:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHow do we file an extension?
This post should be of help to you, from someone who delayed the interview going through London:

http://www.visajourn...howtopic=166600
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-06 15:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFaster or easier processing for EU citizens?
No one gets processed faster based on the country their fiance is from.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-07 15:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresbirth certificate question - UK fiance
If you had ever seen a UK decree absolute you would know. It is a one page document that is not signed and just has a small smudgy stamp that makes it an official document. If you request a true copy, which I have, you get a document that looks exactly like the orginal document.

Her RFE asked for a "true copy", hence my assertion that calling her statement gibberish is unneccessarily rude. But also par for the coursefor you. After all, you know everything and couldn't possibly learn from others who have actually lived through a I129f and subsequent K1 visa through the US Embassy in London.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-07 16:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresbirth certificate question - UK fiance
QUOTE (pushbrk @ Jan 7 2009, 03:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (miss g @ Jan 7 2009, 12:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
i dont know coz i recently got a RFE because of my decree absolute "Not being the original" so i went to the court to get another and it was just a print off with a red stamp.. i had to ask them to do alittle more and like sign it.. so i dont know what to say but if he can get it notorized then do it


Gibberish. One need not submit an original of a divorce decree or decree abslolute. It is standard to submit a photocopy of a certified copy. Certified copies bear the seal of the issuing authority. Notaries witness signatures, so are useless with regard to Western birth or divorce certificates.



Gibberish? Becuse you say so? Perhaps you should read her post more carefully. Or at least be less condescending if you don't agree.

After all, she did get an RFE requesting an original document. The UK decree absolute is notorious for causing problems during the I129f adjudication phase since it is a very unassuming document. Since this is often a troublesome document, its never a bad idea to submit an original, even if technically an original is not required.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-07 15:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLiving together during K1 - it's possible!
QUOTE (rebeccajo @ Jan 12 2009, 06:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (*julez* @ Jan 12 2009, 06:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hence my use of the words "I'm not sure".


I wasn't being snarky, julez.


OK. star_smile.gif

To the OP, now that you've gotten this far and will have minimal time apart, it might just be easier to continue the path you've already started on.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-12 18:44:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLiving together during K1 - it's possible!
Hence my use of the words "I'm not sure".
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-12 18:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLiving together during K1 - it's possible!
Regardless of the extension, you still could have married and adjusted status without leaving. However, now that you filed the K1, I'm not sure if that would be an issue for you if you married now and tried to adjust.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-12 18:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresValid Marriage that fulfills K-1 requirements?
The K1 is a single-entry visa, therefore you can only use it once. After that, you'll need either Advanced Parole or a Green Card to travel freely between the US and Canada. Arriving at the border with you K1 and a bunch of stuff in tow shouldn't be a problem whatsoever. Many Canadians on this forum have done just that. You might even want to pay a visit to the Canadian forum on this site, where you can get to know some of those people and learn form their experiences.

Good luck on your journey! star_smile.gif
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-15 16:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion about "the two people must have met in person within the past two years" rule,
QUOTE (pushbrk @ Jan 15 2009, 12:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (DAY937 @ Jan 15 2009, 08:20 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I was wondering about the you must met in person within the past two years ordeal for the K1-Visa process.

My situation is that I met my fiance from Spain online through Myspace Sept 07. Then we start to getting to know each other, and the relationship turn into a love relationship, then met her in June 08 in Europe, then she come to USA to visit in Sept of 08 til Dec 08, then I come to visit her and family in Spain Dec 19, 2008 til Jan 5, 2009 (this was when I ask her to marry me). She's coming again in March of this year (09), then I'm flying back with her to Spain in June of this year 2009.

With the "the two people must have met in person within the past two years" rule, am I eligible to file a petition for the K1 visa for my fiance in July 2009 since from July 07-July 09 we will have met a total of 5 times? Or I have to wait til Sept 2009 to file because that was when we met online Sept of 07?

Thanks for your help.


Success in the visa process requires the ability to read carefully, interpret literally and answer honestly and accurately. This will be critical many times in the process. If your language skills are not sufficient to understand the requirement to meet within the past two years, you are likely to need assistance from somebody with better skills, whether an attorney, friend or family member.



Perhaps it would be best if you just stuck to anwering the question that is asked rather than providing unsolicited, condescending advice.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-15 15:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresnot married, the 90 days expired
QUOTE (pushbrk @ Jan 26 2009, 03:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (truffles @ Jan 26 2009, 11:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (pushbrk @ Jan 26 2009, 05:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (~Laura and Nick~ @ Jan 26 2009, 09:29 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (pushbrk @ Jan 26 2009, 12:24 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Both your posts contain misinformation. Since know you're "not sure", why not refrain from the errant speculation.

There is no legal way for this poster to stay unless she marries the petitioner but there is a legal path after the marriage. Unless she can successfully claim abuse, she'll remain illegal and already has sufficient overstay to be banned from future US entry for 10 years.


Nothing contains misinformation.
I did a search, I found the information and corrected myself and gave the poster options.
Get off your high horse..AS USUAL.


This from your first post is "misinformation".

Even if you got married now and filed for AOS, your case would probably be denied, I'm not sure on that one.

Since you weren't sure, IMO better to be sure first or say nothing on the subject.

This from your second post is "misinformation".

Exactly, I think the best bet would be returning home and trying to file for another K1 visa...a waiver will be needed.

Waivers are not required for being a beneficiary the second time. They are required for petitioners filing multiple petitions. Since the current "fiance petitioner" has no intention of marrying the OP, he wouldn't be filing any second petition. Without marrying the original petitioner, she has no "best bet" but to leave the US or remain illegally.

Please try to control your "premature postaculations".



Pushbrk - You yourself have in many post placed a disclaimer to the effect you could be mistaken therefore dont you think that could be construed that YOU werent sure ? However that didnt stop you from making your post.

You are not immune to getting it wrong too - I recall at least one incident regarding the recent changes to the medical procedures and paperwork - at least the poster went and researched the correction.


Yes, sometimes I get it wrong. One need not be perfect to point out harmful misinformation or to suggest a poster who quite commonly incorrectly speculates, simply wait to make an assertion until they are sure or just let others provide the answer.

Persons stating, "This is wrong." are not implying "I'm always right." It's a mistake to make such and inference. Instead, it would be wiser, IMO, to take the correction at face value.



Hilarious given that this is something that you, yourself, are consistently incapable of doing. Another case of pushbrk's "Do as I say, not as I do." So refreshing.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-01-26 15:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPLEASE HELP US! K-1 QUESTIONS
QUOTE (morocco4ever @ Feb 2 2009, 01:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (pushbrk @ Feb 2 2009, 01:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
No, it won't raise eyebrows, at least not for any longer than it takes to see the foreigner left the USA in time, without attempting to adjust status.


Do you have something factual from the DOS that will back up that statement, or is this purely your opinion?


You question whether this is opinion, and yet your opinion has been the whole basis for your argument. Crazy. blink.gif
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-02 13:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPLEASE HELP US! K-1 QUESTIONS
QUOTE (Kirsten UK @ Feb 2 2009, 12:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (pushbrk @ Feb 2 2009, 05:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (Kirsten UK @ Feb 2 2009, 09:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
OK, so what happens after he arrives on VW or B1, gets married, goes home and then when they later apply to go back to the States its discovered he got married on a trip he said was a holiday? I only ask to balance this debate...I have had personal experience, as I'm sure many others have, of being grilled and treated like a criminal at POE for my exact purpose of visit. Are you sure in advising them to be economical with the truth that you aren't endangering their future plans?


Nothing untoward would result. Yes, I'm sure. As long as the foreigner doesn't overstay, the fact that they married while visiting is of no more significance than that they visited a library or went to the movies because no special permission or prior disclosure is required for any of those activities.

The US is not the UK. In the UK, you wouldn't be able to accomplish the marriage at all without the appropriate visa. I presume there's a good reason for this, probably some old law conferring rights on a UK citizen's spouse, that predates immigration laws.


Thanks, seems like an easier way of going about things than the K1.........we should probably have done it that way instead laughing.gif


If the intent is to live in the US immediately, then marrying on the VWP is not an option, just so we're all clear. The K1 is clearly the appropriate visa in that case.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-02 12:23:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPLEASE HELP US! K-1 QUESTIONS
What's most upsetting about this thread is that accurate information was provided very early on in this thread, and yet there are two posters who are intent on trying to discredit that information by derailing this thread with misinformation, coupled with a healthy dose of fearmongering.

Let's face it, the only reason this is happening is because some people just don't like pushbrk. Heck, I don't really like the guy. BUT, in this case his advice was spot on.

It IS perfectly legal to enter the US on the VWP or Tourist Visa, for the purpose of marriage, so long as there is no intent to immigrate. Furthermore, offering advice to not lie, but speak the truth in general is not wrong, nor a violation of TOS. The OP was never once told to lie.

I think it's time for you two naysayers to take the roadshow somewhere else. You're clearly adding nothing of value to this thread.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-02 11:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDeath of Fiancee
Thomas, I am so very sorry for your loss. I wish you peace and strength to endure this sad time in your life. rose.gif
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-05 13:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresJoining VJ and my issue.
I remember a similar situation from another VJer a year or so ago. They were given the opportunity, via an RFE, to submit additional evidence. Yes, this will tack extra time onto the process, but is much better than a flat out denial.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-05 19:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDenied a k1 visa? Mothers have the same last nmes?

We have all the phone bills from 2004 to present, more than 1000 phone calls. We have 57 pictures to show them but they satisfy.


Then you should find and hire an experienced immigration attorney to help you. Your case file will shortly be shipped baclk to NVC, which will make things more difficult. In addition to hiring an attorney, I suggest you pop over to the waiver forum to see if you can get better guidance there. There are many who have been able to overcome denaials that may be able to offer you more advice, so go here:

http://www.visajourn...p?showforum=113

You think I should do DNA test? But they do not ask for it.


That would be a waste of time and money, since they haven't stated in either letter that they have denied you due to the belief that yoy are blood relatives.
*julez*FemaleEngland2007-07-27 15:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDenied a k1 visa? Mothers have the same last nmes?

No one on my side and his have a family tree done up. Now we have all the birth certificate show that we are not related at all. But they do not care.


They don't care because that is not the issue at hand. Calmly reread the letters received and you will note that they are asking for more evidence of a real relationship. They have not once intimated that they think you are related. If you cannot comprehend what they are asking for, then I suggest you hire a good immigration attorney to help you through this next phase.

Edited by julezabelle, 27 July 2007 - 02:58 PM.

*julez*FemaleEngland2007-07-27 14:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDenied a k1 visa? Mothers have the same last nmes?
Well, if you read what they wrote, it does not appear that they were looking for a copy of your mother's birth certificate. What they asked for was more evidence of an ongoing relationship. They want more pics of the two of you together showing that you have spent a good amount of time in eachother's company, more phone records that indicate frequent communication, etc.

"Despite Petitioner’s three trips to Vietnam, photographs do not indicate she spent more than three days in Beneficiary’s company." Right in the letter pasted in above. Nothing ANYWHERE about your mom's birth cert, so no clue where you are getting that idea.

They believe that your relationship is a fraud, not that you are related. Let's be clear on that. So, what you need to do is provide them with more evidence that you do, in fact, have a bona fide relationship. Prove to them that you aren't just looking for a green card, cos at the moment that's what the consular officer believes.

Good luck.
*julez*FemaleEngland2007-07-27 14:53:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK2 Guides??
If you read the instructions for completing the I129F, there is a note on Page 1 that indicates "Unmarried children of your fiance(e) who are unger age 21 and listed on the form will be eligible to apply to accompany your fiance(e)."

Once the petition is approved, your fiancee will be contacted by the embassy and at that time you wil complete additional paperwork for the K2 child, as well as pay additional fees for the child. The VJ Guides do not specifically address this situation.

Edited by *julez*, 09 February 2009 - 12:35 PM.

*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-09 12:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAll those who have successfully corrected something on an already sent I-129F
I've never heard of a successful instance of someone sending information "to file" without an RFE. NVC is the appropriate time, and even then there's no guaratee they'll do the right thing. I've heard of a few instances where the file went to the original consulate and had to be sent to the updated one from there. Good luck!
*julez*FemaleEngland2008-12-02 13:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresMore than 1 RFE before NOA2
I have definitely read posts from couples on VJ where they have recieved and RFE and then a subsequent RFE. It seems that the service center issues an RFE as soon as they find a deficiency in the petition and do not continue with the file until the initial RFE has been addressed, therefore leaving open the door for a second RFE.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-09 11:13:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPICTURES
many petitions have been approved with only one or 2 pics included, and some with none! As Kim mentioned above, pics are not primary evidence of having met in person. Depending on the consulate that your petition ends up at, more pics may be beneficial to you when it comes to the interview for the K1 visa. Some consulates, like london, rarely look at photos during the interview. Study up on your consulate so you are prepared. But for the petition, a few pics will be fine.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-27 15:32:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresdiabetes
My husband is Type 1 diabetic. He brought his medical records with him showing that he's a well-controlled diabetic and was approved without incident. Might have been more info that necessary, but it made him feel better to bring it.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-27 10:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresGot denied on my interview b'coz of not having my decision yet at the court from my previous marriage
I was wondering the same thing Penguin! How could the petition itself have been approved if there was no divorce decree?

Something is not right here.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-02-06 12:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUk girl engaged to an American guy
QUOTE (sunshine2 @ Mar 13 2009, 03:10 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (weescotlassie @ Mar 12 2009, 03:59 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi to everyone in here. I met my guy online in Dec 2007, but we knew of each other before really getting together. We've been together 16months now & we are engaged. We are so happy that we met the way we did. He is my soulmate. I took my first trip out to America March 2008 & stayed for the two weeks, so i could get to know him better. You just know when you have met the man of your dreams. It was hard to return home to the UK. Then i planned my next trip back over & this time i was gonna stay much longer 3months in total. So i returned again in August 2008 til nov 2008.. Before going home in Nov he proposed to me which i was totally over the moon. So we are planning to be married at the end of the year.. Plus i'm going back out to America again in April for another 3months. I'm needing some advice on what should we be doing in order for us to get married? Does he need to apply for a K1 visa for me?
Any advice would be much appreciated. All we want is to be together..

Thanks

D


I think that the question is would you rather be apart while you're waiting to get married and then be together forever, or be together but then be apart when you're married and awaiting spousal visa? If you go for the K1 option (which is what we did), be prepared for it to take anywhere from 6 months to a year. Ours took 8 months. If K1, I recommend that you don't plan a wedding date until you at least have a visa interview date if not the actual visa in hand. Another consideration is that you cannot travel to the USA whilst you have a K1 visa being processed so if you're going out in April, maybe file for the K1 as soon as you get out there then hopefully you'd only have 5 months apart... Good luck with the decision making!


That is completely untrue. Many people have successfully visited the US during the K1 process without incident. The only time it might become an issue is you have had several long trips to the US. then they may question you and deny entry. Plenty of UKers visited for a few short trip and had no issues.

Please don't make blanket statements that will needlessly scare the OP. The is NO rule that says you can't visit during the K1 processing. In fact, Immigrations don't even know that a petition has been filed.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-03-13 14:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAwaiting packet 3 and travel to the USA.
When you return Packet 3, you can always include a note that indicates you'd like an interview after a particular date. London tend to be pretty accommodating with such requests.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-03-14 11:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresFRUSTRATED!!
Our file was never touched until approval, either.

I understand the waiting is tough. You just need to try to find something else to focus on, other than obsessing about touches and this process. It will drive you crazy!

If you're this frustrated this early in the process, it going to be a tough go for you. Head over to the UK forum here on VJ and get to know some people. They'll help you pass the time and gear up for what comes after the I129f petition is approved.

Hang in there. You'll get through this. smile.gif
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-03-27 09:13:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureswaiver for meeting in person
If he can't afford to pay his child support, how will he pay for a plane ticket to visit you in the Phillipines? And all the subsequent visa costs?

How would you feel if you were the mother of his child and he didn't pay what he was required to in child support?


*julez*FemaleEngland2009-03-16 11:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHermosillo - valid for K1?
If you have a significant overstay, i.e. 4 years, then you will need to file a waiver in order for a K1 visa to be issued. Even then, there is no guarantee. Your chances of getting a waiver through Mexico are significantly slimmer than through London. The waiver process is much longer through Mexico. I highly recommend that you contact a QUALIFIED immigration attorney to help you negotiate what is going to be a very complex immigration journey.

Best of luck to you.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-04-17 17:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHermosillo - valid for K1?
Seriously, going through the US Embassy in Juarez Mexico will take MUCH longer than going through the US Embassy in London. Having your fiance attend the interview doesn't make much of a difference if you are not from what is perceived as a "High fraud" country. London doesn't necessarily look on you more favorably if your fiance is in attendance for the interview. In fact, London tends to be one of the easiest to get through. So, while it is difficult to be apart while the I129f is processing, it certainly is survivable.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-04-17 13:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHe is 65 and She is 23
QUOTE (mattandash @ Jun 30 2009, 02:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Quotye: See it for yourself, might when you look at the mirror you will know. ouch!

Ouch indeed - that sentence makes my head hurt.


What I don't understand is why you persist in posting in this thread? You have nothing of value to offer. You've made it patently clear how you feel about the OP's relationship. So, if you aren't prepared to answer the actual question, why not just move on? Or do you just like bullying other members?
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-06-30 13:54:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHe is 65 and She is 23
QUOTE (mattandash @ Jun 30 2009, 01:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hey, if my opinion is "stupid #######" than don't ask for it next time.


The original question was not whether or not you think large age gap relationships are gross, but rather whether or not a large age gap might be an issue at the time of a K1 interview. If you must opine, it would be best if you kept to the actual topic.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-06-30 13:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 Issued. Can fiancee still visit on Tourist Visa?
Regardless, upon entering the US with a K1 visa in her passport, it is automatically used and therefore void for future entry to the US. It cannot be "saved" for future use.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-07-22 14:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVisiting SO during K-1 process... stories/advice please?
The border agents at airport immigrations are not aware that an I129f or K1 application is in process.

The biggest determining factor as to whether or not one will be admitted on the VWP is frequency and duration of previous visits. For example, if you have had 3 90 visits within the last 12 months with only a few weeks back in the UK in between, a 4th attempt will likely be futile. If you have shorter visits, you will likely be admitted without issue.

No one here can tell you for sure what will happen, but it sounds as if you haven't had a lot of long visits to the US. If that is the case, you should be admitted, regardless of your POE.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-07-29 13:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures6 months wait after a divorce
QUOTE (SunDrop @ Nov 23 2009, 02:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Still curious as to whether the reverse is true, where the divorcee is the beneficiary.

Using only the information in the thread, could one not interpret that since the state of Oklahoma has to recognise a marriage performed in another state as legal, that the petitioner is therefore considered free to marry as soon as the decree absolute is granted, according to the constitution. Therefore the 6 month restriction is a mute point because the petition is unlikely to be processed within 6 months from the day of filing.

Should they be lucky enough to be in possession of a K1 within the 6 month period, they then would have an obligation to not use the visa until such a time as they could legally cohabit - irrespective of where they choose to marry. The cohabitation is a more important point, since AOS depends on demonstrating an bona fide marriage, and mostly demands intermingling and cohabitation as the qualifying evidence. The beneficiary would also be complicit in a felony, which is never a good idea when it comes to immigration! lol


Since you were not resident in that state for the divorce, nor was the divorce granted in that state, the rule would not apply to you, a UK citizen.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-11-23 14:43:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresk1 meeting requirement and divorce proceedings
We filed for our I129F the day after my now-husband's divorce was finalized. No one ever questioned him at all. They just need verification that at the time of application that you are both free to marry.
*julez*FemaleEngland2009-12-09 09:46:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresBlack out SSN?
If your parents are co-sponsoring on the I134 you must include the SS#s. Blacking out would not be OK.
*julez*FemaleEngland2008-09-19 15:19:00