Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Europe & Eurasia (except the UK and Russia)	plein de questions..!!	Hello! dianeb is my fiance (I'm the petitioner) & here is the translation of her above post lol: Hello everyone! Me and my fiance got our Noa2 late May and are therefore waiting for our "packet 3 " and trying to gather all the necessary papers for the interview at the embassy. As a member of VJ, we are afraid to make mistakes or forget things so we need the valuable assistance of those who have already gone through it ...: help: Here is my list of questions, I hope some will enlighten us: - Should I sign and paste a photo on the DS-230 part I? - Do I have to fill DS-157 and DS-158? I have read repeatedly that 157 was only for men and 158 for students, but I find it strange ... - My fiance has only paper for taxes the past two years, & a few months of the third, but the total is well above the poverty level, for the few missing months will there be a problem? - his employer does not provide a "letter of employment " and accepts to only send or fax it to an address, has anyone had the same problem? Can they send it directly to the embassy easily? - Apart from the documents related to I-134, a birth certificate and a letter of intent, what does he provide? His birth certificate can be a copy? United States birth certificate is provided only once at birth. I'm sorry for the length of my message, it looks more like a novel, but I do not write often ... I'll do better next time! Thank you and good luck to all! Click on my Timeline to see any necessary info for us... Basically just making sure if the embassy needs MY original birth certificate, as the petitioner, do I need to provide a police certificate, & how do we go about getting the embassy my Letter of Employment, if my employer is of the kind that will only fax or mail it to an address? That's all I can think of for now...thank you in advance for any advice or info!! Edited by JaredLCo, 11 June 2011 - 04:39 PM.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-11 16:37:00
Europe & Eurasia (except the UK and Russia)	French/American Couples - Part II - 2011	Et ils viennent de m'appeller (dc une min après ce post) pour me dire qu'il me sera envoyé ce soir !! Ils lisent VJ ou quoi Lol! I don't think they read VJ...maybe it was that email I sent last night! OR, maybe it was the fact they realized today is the 10th business day, pushing the limit! Either way, funny timing for sure! but...yippee!!!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-08-09 10:31:00
Europe & Eurasia (except the UK and Russia)	French/American Couples - Part II - 2011	@JaredLco Si je suis ta timeline je me rends compte que je devrais recevoir la lettre dans les jours qui viennent et que donc ma timeline semble normale. Ca me rassure... Yes, hang in there! We panicked at first, but realized, well, there was nothing we could do but wait. And as soon as we had this realization...packet 4 arrived! lol. Funny how that works.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-07-22 20:14:00
Europe & Eurasia (except the UK and Russia)	French/American Couples - Part II - 2011	Ok so the first thread is dead. Long life to the second thread for the French/American VJ couples! Ouiiii! Interview date July 26th !!!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-07-20 15:24:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	4 or 5 questions prior to Packet 3/Interview !	Hey no problem, glad I could offer a little help and support. My instinct says send in the original. Its just a piece of paper, and a very replaceable one at that. (Better safe than sorry ) Let us know how it goes, I am very excited for you! GOOD LUCK Yep, great point...probably sending the original very replaceable piece of paper. Better safe than sorry certainly applies to the K-1 process in general. We'll let you know, thanks for the excitement, same to you! And good luck as well!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-18 22:57:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	4 or 5 questions prior to Packet 3/Interview !	First of all, thank you very much for your response! Regardless of your personal progress thus far in the K-1 process, I was looking for any input, & you responded; merci! Secondly...a few updates! My employer ended up providing me a Letter of Employment, stating my position, my hire date, my base salary, etc. The HR person however did not specify full or part time; though I am full time & my earnings from previous years clearly show it, so I am not too worried about that. (also my previous years earnings are substantial enough & the W-2's/1040's show that) In regards to the address being different on the G-325 & the I-134; I like your advice of just using the same corporate address, though the Letter of Employment I just acquired I'm afraid states my office's address...bittersweet, eh? Again, not too worried: the company letterhead on the Letter of Employment shows the corporate address I put on the G-325...I'll look more & decide which I put on the I-134 but I think they will be able to verify it is indeed just the one company I work for, hopefully with little confusion. The updated Letter of Intent, yes I addressed to the Embassy; good call. The birth certificate....yes...I was just about to send her my documents complete, with a copy of my original birth certificate (as the petitioner) but now you have me questioning... I did discover that I have 2 original birth certificates, & that the embassy will return original documents to you as long as you provide a copy along with it. Now it's tempting to mail both the copy & one of the originals. It is just a piece of paper after all... Again...THANKS! Cheers	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-18 21:22:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	4 or 5 questions prior to Packet 3/Interview !	Anyone have any info or advice? Merci!!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-16 09:55:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	4 or 5 questions prior to Packet 3/Interview !	shameless bump!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-14 14:47:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	4 or 5 questions prior to Packet 3/Interview !	Hey guys! A couple quick questions... My employer won't issue me a Letter of Employment, HR stated it had to be faxed or mailed. Any suggestions on how to get this done so my fiance has my Letter of Employment for her interview? Also, the updated Letter of Intent...who should this be addressed to? USCIS still, or the Paris Embassy, etc? On my original G-325A, when I put the address of my employer, I put their corporate headquarters address, not the particular office's address I work out of. Should I keep the same address on the I-134, as what I put on G-325A? Or should I put my office's address... I wanted to make sure if the embassy needs MY original birth certificate, as the petitioner, or is a copy sufficient? & do I need to provide a police certificate as petitioner... Just fine tuning details at this point obviously...All I can think of for now... Thanks!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-13 22:57:00
US Embassy and Consulate Discussion	I-134, Question 7	Hello! Currently working on the I-134, as the petitioner obviously, for the K-1 Visa process. I'm a bit unsure what exactly to put for Question 7: "I derive an annual income of:" I work on commission, sales. So my total pay is never perfectly consistent. My last year's W-2 shows me making $40,000. I have a Letter of Employment, where HR stated: "His base salary is $20,800.00 per year plus any earned commission on commissionable sales." My commission averages at paying out roughly the same as what my base salary is. Does anyone have any suggestions for what I should put in this section? I had an idea to add an attachment, & on the attachment state that I make a base salary, plus commission, & that my pay stubs submitted as evidence show that I make commission, & the average amount. Along with my YTD earnings from recent pay stubs, etc. Thanks in advance!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-19 16:18:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	Thanks to all for Congrats, & Congrats to all! I hope we continue our info group through all the next steps of AOS & so on... Cheers!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-07-29 09:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	Interview.....Approved!! What a happy day!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-07-26 10:02:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	Interview July 26th !!!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-07-15 17:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	Also... On my original G-325A, when I put the address of my employer, I put their corporate headquarters address, not the particular office's address I work out of. Should I keep the same address on the I-134, as what I put on G-325A? Or should I put my office's address... Just fine tuning details at this point obviously... Thank you in advance!!!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-12 17:58:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	Hey guys! A couple quick questions... My employer won't issue me a Letter of Employment, HR stated it had to be faxed or mailed. Any suggestions on how to get this done so my fiance has my Letter of Employment for her interview? Also, the updated Letter of Intent...who should this be addressed to? USCIS still, or the Paris Embassy, etc? All I can think of for now... Thanks!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-12 17:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	Updated my timeline! So, got the letter from NVC last Thursday, going to call tomorrow to see if it's left yet, & figure out the method to check if the embassy in Paris has received it yet. I'm currently compiling what I need (as the petitioner) to send her, for her preparation going forward. I am getting together tax documents & beginning the I-134. Is there anything else, either of us could or should be doing, while we wait for packet 3? She's gotten the police report, & has filed for a birth certificate, as well as studied up on the forms contained in packet 3. A few other questions... I believe this is embassy specific, but can she go ahead with a medical? Is having just the past 2 years of 1040's/W-2's sufficient? (I was unemployed for most of 2008) I made well above the poverty level last year, & less than that in 2009 (but still above the poverty level) My employer is of the kind that won't release a Letter of Employment unless it's faxed or mailed to someone/location. Any suggestions? That's all I can think of for now. I have been searching the forums of course for more detail on all of this, & found good info, just looking for any current, quick tips. Thanks guys, & good luck to all!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-06-08 23:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	At 4:44 pm today I received an email & text informing us of APPROVAL!!! NOA2 !!! Yay Thanks to all for support & assistance; I'm sure we'll need more of it in the coming weeks. I'll update our timeline, etc ASAP, just wanted to share!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-05-27 18:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	NOA1 Hard-copy received today! Yay!!! Notice Date: January 25, 2011 Received Date: January 20, 2011 Thanks for all the support!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-31 19:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	They cashed my check yesterday!!! And last night (this morning really) at 1:15am I got the text & email notification of NOA1!!! Yay!!! Ahh, what a relief. Now...the real waiting & process begins! Thanks to all who support	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-27 19:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports	January 2011 Filers!!!	January filer here! Actually managed to get everything flawless but using an outdated I-129f. How in the...?! BUT, hopefully now, our journey begins well. Good to be a part of a January filing group.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-18 13:48:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures	Length of time to wait to work again after finishing H2B Visa?	Hello all, I was born & raised in Virginia. I met my fiance at a country club where she was doing a H2B Visa, from France. She finished up the 1 year work-visa, no problem, in September '09. She is now home in France. If we were thinking of getting married within the next year, what would be her options for work in the US? Is there an amount of time she has to wait before being able/eligible to work in the US again, after having finished a 1 year work-visa? How does a fiance visa work with just having finished a 1 year-work visa? Does it make a difference, or no? As an example, if we got married July '10, would she have to wait any certain period of time before working in the US again? Thanks for all the input & help, j	JaredLCo	Male	France	2009-10-23 22:06:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	How long to wait to work after a H2B Visa?	Hello all, I was born & raised in Virginia. I met my fiance at a country club where she was doing a H2B Visa, from France. She finished up the 1 year work-visa, no problem, in September '09. She is now home in France. If we were thinking of getting married within the next year, what would be her options for work in the US? Is there an amount of time she has to wait before being able/eligible to work in the US again, after having finished a 1 year work-visa? How does a fiance visa work with just having finished a 1 year-work visa? Does it make a difference, or no? As an example, if we got married July '10, would she have to wait any certain period of time before working in the US again? Thanks for all the input & help, j	JaredLCo	Male	France	2009-10-23 21:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	*UPDATE* We have compiled our I-129f package, etc, & put it in the mail!!! Sooo exciting! Working on our time-line now! Thanks to all, for support & priceless information. This website (people) has helped tremendously. We'll keep you updated! Merci beaucoup!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-06 16:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	captal: Many thanks for sharing your story! It's SO great to see SO many people & couples have similar tales & similar thoughts & predicaments. You have basically been in our same situation, & it's encouraging to know you successfully struggled through it. In my situation, she has already gone & lived in Australia for 7 months. We had considered NZ/Australia, but because she had already been down there & lived & worked, we decided against it. The distance it is from France & US, the price of the plane tickets, etc. Especially with her already having been there, we just decided the K-1 at this point makes more sense, for us. It's a tough call but that's where we stand right now. Currently trying to do more research on what exactly legal marriage means in US, & all the steps for starting the K-1 process. And once again, ANY feedback or advice, words of encouragement....always welcome!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-24 11:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	Nikki + Tomislav: Thank you for your response! It's comforting to know so many other people have felt the same way we do, with just trying to make a responsible decision, but realizing that it's different than a "normal" relationship, having to speed things up, more than we normally would have. Long distance relationships are definitely hard, & the journey does test the strength, I agree. Thanks for the encouragement, & the wish of good luck! We will keep everyone posted, for sure. We're getting there! Any more info, advice or tales of success are welcome!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-17 11:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	Thank you SO much for the replies!!! Kathryn41: Very awesome, I'm extremely grateful. JlovesA: Thanks for sharing, saying that you were in the same situation, not interested in getting married yet, but knew it was the only way to live together, etc. Hearing other stories of struggle & success definitely help. Thanks for saying it doesn't seem like we'll have much trouble with this...I hope you're right! Well said, the best thing about the K-1 process is that it's eventually over, & keep our eyes on the prize! Great advice. Gemmie: Same to you, for sharing & giving advice. It sounds like we weren't & aren't the only ones in this position, so it's comforting & reassuring to know people have been here, & gone forward, & succeeded. We do believe our relationship is strong enough, & we appreciate all the insight coming in; it helps tremendously. If anyone else would care to add positive words of encouragement...we're taking all forms of motivation, to start!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-11 11:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	*shameless bump* any encouragement or advice, regarding my last post?! ^^	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-05 17:48:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	A slight update: After much deliberation (& exhaustion of options), we've semi-decided to go forward with the K-1 process! (inside I'm jumping & yelling happily) I'm (we're) looking now for any words of encouragement, or further advice, to help us push that "semi" off the semi-decided quoted above! We've been together for 2 years almost, traveled to each other, talked every day; been through a lot. The perspective that with long-distance relationships, you have to move faster, or slower than you would normally do or wish, couldn't be more true. We both have acknowledged that given the circumstances, normally we would wait a few years after our exclusive relationship developed & living together, before deciding to get married; but feeling as sure as we do about each other & the possibility of being together permanently, we don't feel like we're being too risky, as a whole. That being said, any little push of motivation from any angle would be gladly appreciated...staying positive! Is it the entire end of the world of we cancel the K-1 or nullify things within a few years? Again, we wouldn't do it if we weren't sure about each other, but the comfort of a safety net that the world isn't going to end for each of us, if we for whatever reason go sour, can sometimes be a huge motivator in moving forward. Any encouragement about the aftermath, the process & waiting (for the K-1), visiting while waiting for the K-1, or positive thoughts in general would be a huge boost. (our journey truly is unfolding on VJ) Thank you all Edited by JaredLCo, 04 November 2010 - 10:42 PM.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-04 22:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	*places in this thread where I mention "moving" to Canada & looking for work, should be interpreted as "traveling" to Canada & looking for work* Keep all the different outlooks coming, I'm thrilled to see so much input! Gingerpants: Yep, that's exactly what I've read about Ireland; Dublin included. It's unfortunate, certainly, that the one place we could both go fairly easily to live & work for 1 year just suffered a particularly hard economic blow. (Everywhere is hurting I suppose, but I also feel for the Irish). I'm not exactly sure how France's economy is doing, but I'm interested in the Partner's Visa. We've been together for almost 2 years exactly. I'll have to look into it more; thanks for mentioning it! DaveyOntario: Currently my ties to the US are: employed at the same company for the last 2 years, very close with my family, & renting (help paying the mortgage) a house from my parents. Funny you mention the border living; this was my parent's suggestion as well! With them, & you, bringing this up as a possibility, you've now both got me researching just exactly how to pull this off. I could live & work in Buffalo, & her in a nearby Canadian city, just across the border. I will say it seems too good to be true; I feel like there's probably a small detail in daily border crossing that would hold us back, but I need to read more & see what I can find. Merci beaucoup! Please keep any input rolling in! I'm all ears for cross-border living/relationship info, too!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-03 10:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	Kathryn41: I have no intention of working illegally in Canada, nor did I say that I would. The method which I described was finding a job while traveling in Canada, & with the chance of obtaining a positive LMO & job offer, taking it to the border to get a TWP, which is possible because US Citizens are TRV exempt. Please don't mistake me for doing anything illegal in Canada. Also, please don't think I assumed I could pick up & go anywhere I please; in fact I think I was quite clear in my posts that I am aware I can actually only easily work in Ireland, on a WHV, & that Canada would be difficult to find work because of the LMO process. I understand the sovereignty of individual nations. Past that, I appreciate your advice. I'm happy that you filled me in on the specific details of the Affidavit of Support. You're right, & it seems like moving away would & could probably hurt our chances of actually fulfilling the K-1, in the long run. You're definitely right about international relationships, faster or slower; excellent way of putting it. Makes sense of course. Many thanks for the opinions! Regards	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-02 20:50:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	Once again many thanks for the responses, keep them coming! canadian_wife: Right, you're correct, I've done lots of research on the matter. Being a US citizen, I could "travel" there for 6 months solid. The idea was to go with her, who can enter Canada on a Working Holiday Visa, she finds an apartment, & I stay with her looking for jobs, until I find a job willing to do the LMO process (many people do it this way apparently, being that they're much more likely to find a willing employer in person). If I got a positive LMO, I could take it & the job offer to the border at Buffalo, NY, & get a Temporary Work Permit. This is possible because US Citizens luckily are TRV exempt. Still though, obviously it's risky because I may not find a job at all, willing to go through the LMO process. baron555: Thanks for your input! I agree with you completely; we just want to make sure the time is right for both of us to decide the big decision, 100%. Our reservations stem from just wanting to make a responsible choice. I'd personally choose Canada over Ireland, too: I can drive 10 hours to Toronto, Ireland's economy isn't great at all right now. But unfortunately of the two, only Ireland currently offers Working Holiday Visas to Americans. newlyweds2010: Ireland & the US recently opened up the Working Holiday Visa for their citizens, & luckily I qualify to obtain an Irish Working Holiday Visa, being 28 years old. So, really, Dublin, Ireland makes the most sense for our scenario, because I could live & work (IF I find a job) there without a lot of rigmarole, for 1 year. To be honest...Toronto is probably out, because it's just that much harder for me, not her, to go there & live & work. And it's so close! Ha. Still very open to any opinions or insight! I appreciate all the comments Edited by JaredLCo, 02 November 2010 - 05:03 PM.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-02 17:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	Thank you so much for your replies & advice...keep it coming if possible! canadian_wife: I was hoping to push more of my Sales experience, rather than Landscaping, for a job, to find an employer to start the LMO for me in Toronto. I've been posting on the canadavisa forums, asking how hard is it really, to move there & find a job/LMO within a few months, without being in specialized or professional work, as I don't think my experience quite qualifies for that. As it stands right now, it seems risky to move there without solidifying work, first. But I was willing to try... JlovesA: We've done the short-terms trips; weeks there, months here, etc. It becomes expensive, & I suppose hard to gauge how well we "live" together when one of us is on "vacation." It's true we could start it now, & put it off for later, since there is the 6 month window to use the visa. But the way we're looking at it now, it's the Catch-22 scenario: we don't know quite yet if we should get married, without spending more time together, though the only reasonable way for us to spend time together is to get married. aoifemc: I appreciate your info about Ireland. It's what I've been reading as well: it's hard to find work there, even in Dublin I hear? It makes the risk of not finding work that much more of a reality, especially since we'd only be temporary work, it's likely it wouldn't be quality pay I suppose. Again, we want to start the K-1, but still we both seem to agree the wisest would be to spend more time together first. Certainly a tough call... Aztec&Taino: Yes, the ultimate goal IS to live in the US. And I agree, we are lucky because France is a VWP country. I agree with what you say, visiting each other during that time period, & continue to have solid income for that time. And yes, who is ever SURE anyway. An informed decision it would be. Still, we are slightly on the fence about it, with our reservations stemming from just wanting to make a responsible decision. It's quite a big change for her, especially. I'm still open for any opinions! I appreciate it... Edited by JaredLCo, 02 November 2010 - 01:05 PM.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-02 13:03:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Looking for Advice	Hey! I'll keep it short & to the point: -I'm a born & raised US Citizen, my girlfriend is a French Citizen. -Want to spend a little more time living together before starting the K-1 Visa process. -Trying to find a country where we can do that! -Deciding between Ireland & Canada.. -She can easily go to both. I can easily go to Ireland, but I read that Ireland's economy is fairly bad at the moment, possibly making it difficult for us to find jobs good enough to support us. -Toronto was an exciting plan, but not sure if I could find work there either, because of the LMO process, etc. (http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/basic-motivation-hints-for-us-citizen-to-start-the-twplmo-process-t55441.0.html) (http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/take-the-risk-or-no-t56774.0.html) -I've done years of Landscape/Gardening, & also years of Retail Sales, Sales Representative, etc, so my spectrum of abilities is fairly broad. (but not exactly specialized I suppose) I know this will more than likely get moved to General Immigration, etc; perhaps not belonging at all on VJ...BUT It's more of a personal question that's K-1 related, than a K-1 question that's slightly personal. Any insight on whether or not just jumping into a K-1 is wise.. Or any insight into which path would make the most sense, Dublin or Toronto... Perhaps starting the K-1 process halfway through the 1 year of living in one of these cities. Many thanks & much appreciated, Jared Edited by JaredLCo, 02 November 2010 - 11:35 AM.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2010-11-02 11:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Sweating possible RFE	Hey! Thanks for the response! Yeah the RFE discussion thread, is considerably helpful. Though our situation is quite specific; I'm really hoping (obviously) that it won't result in a delay of any kind. Thanks for the encouragement, any little bit helps!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-09 23:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Sweating possible RFE	Awesome, thank you for the insight. So, I shouldn't be too paranoid about a possible RFE, or anything of that nature? Just to have an idea... Thank you!!!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-08 15:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Sweating possible RFE	I'll have to ask her asap, if she applied, or if it was issued as a Tax ID number...? Either way, on her W-2, in the spot for SSN, there is a number listed. (mirroring a SSN in digits) She told me she has a little blue card, & it's written on it "valid for work only with dhs authorization." I'll provide more details regarding if she applied, asap. Thanks for any input!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-08 14:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Sweating possible RFE	Hello! Just sent our I-129f package earlier this week, only to wake up this morning & realize we may have made a mistake. My fiancee did a J-1 1-Year work visa in US, & was issued a SSN at this time. In our package we included copies of each of our W-2 tax forms, from this same place we were both employed (her as an international intern, me as a regular job). Her W-2 shows her SSN. We messed up by not putting this SSN for her, that was issued, on her G-325a. We put "None." We unfortunately assumed she didn't have one, as she's a French citizen. (Didn't think the "temporary" one "counted") We realize, this is a mistake, after having read, where since she was given one, it's hers, for life. My question is, how badly will this delay our process? Does anyone have any insight into whether this will inevitably result in a RFE, etc? Just looking for a little peace of mind... Many thanks!!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-08 14:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Received I-797C	Yep, my thoughts exactly. I'm fixing the lack of her SSN, & re-doing a I-129f form, latest version. Writing a new check. That's it.	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-15 20:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Received I-797C	Also, what about the dates, differing now, from the I-129f, & the Letter of Intent, etc.? Meaning, now that I've done redone the I-129f, I've dated it Jan. 15, 2011. Whereas my Letter of Intent is dated Dec. 30, 2010. Will this be an issue? As for the check, I've decided to just trash it, & send a whole different one. Just to be sure. Thanks for any & all input!	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-15 19:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Just Received I-797C	I wasn't planning on doing a new G-325a; though I did a new I-129f, as it's the document that was the older, incorrect form. Should I? Or, why do you advise also doing a new G-325a? Because of the SSN? After researching these forums, my logical conclusion was white-out. Let me know! Thanks	JaredLCo	Male	France	2011-01-15 19:29:00