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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCo-Sponsor/I-134 question...
QUOTE (thepizzadude @ Jul 20 2009, 10:56 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (Todd&Dani @ Jul 20 2009, 10:38 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
We are approaching a few people to hopefully become a co-sponsor for us and I'd really appreciate some info on this as soon as possible so we have answers to all questions they might have.

What is the length of time/duration the co-sponsor is liable for myself and my US fiancee, whose income may not be high enough to petition for me right now? Once they sign and submit the I-134 how long is the co-sponsor in this agreement? Through the AOS period? Through the entire 2 year period until I become a LPR with no conditions on my Green Card?

Their is really no binding contract with the I-134 but some have said it is a 3 year period...that said when you file AOS you will need to submit an I-864 which is legally binding and has been proven in the US court system. Its duration is binding until the beneficiary has 40 working credits which takes 10 years to accomplish once they start working. It also dies out if they leave the country.

The I-134 form states the length of time is individual to the statutes and rules of each specific program. Anyway to create a timeline/end date on this for an I-129F petiton?


Thanks,
Todd & Dani



First sorry for the Double Post I didn't finish before I posted

The bolded part is the answer...also "if they leave the country" means permanently before becoming a citizen. Also, as stated above in BaWa's post it will also die out if and when they become a US citizen.

Edited by thepizzadude, 20 July 2009 - 10:15 AM.

thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2009-07-20 10:14:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCo-Sponsor/I-134 question...
QUOTE (Todd&Dani @ Jul 20 2009, 10:38 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
We are approaching a few people to hopefully become a co-sponsor for us and I'd really appreciate some info on this as soon as possible so we have answers to all questions they might have.

What is the length of time/duration the co-sponsor is liable for myself and my US fiancee, whose income may not be high enough to petition for me right now? Once they sign and submit the I-134 how long is the co-sponsor in this agreement? Through the AOS period? Through the entire 2 year period until I become a LPR with no conditions on my Green Card?

Their is really no binding contract with the I-134 but some have said it is a 3 year period...that said when you file AOS you will need to submit an I-864 which is legally binding and has been proven in the US court system. Its duration is binding until the beneficiary has 40 working credits which takes 10 years to accomplish once they start working. It also dies out if they leave the country.

The I-134 form states the length of time is individual to the statutes and rules of each specific program. Anyway to create a timeline/end date on this for an I-129F petiton?


Thanks,
Todd & Dani


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2009-07-20 09:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDifferent addresses for my fiance in the US

I have run across yet another very specific problem.
My fiance (the petitioner) has a home address, which he may possibly be moving from this coming October (we hope to send in our I-129F application in June). On top of that, he always has all his mail sent to his work address, including his credit card bills. How can we get the USCIS to use the work address for any communication they need (like RFEs - God forbid!). And if he does move, do we need to send a change of address to them, or to the NVC, if it's been moved onto them? It's a tricky issue, I know. I hope you visa gurus out there can help me!


It is best to use the address that will match the information that you will be sending to them during the process. Passport copies, drivers license copies, tax forms etc. There are procedures for changing your address if the need arises.

Good Luck
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2010-05-06 19:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHelp with I-129F

I remember reading somewhere, I am not sure if it is in the I-129F instructions, that all sheets should be signed and dated. I used two additional sheets to catalog or list all the evidence I submitted for Question 18. I signed and dated both (ALL) additional sheets so please remember to do that.

Also be sure you go to the www.uscis.gov web site to make sure you get the newest I-129F form. They have a new version out that expires in 2012. I noticed this when I was posting an answer to a question from a member that had used an (unfortunately) out of date I-129F from VJ's forms.

Good luck.


While it is always good advice to use the most recent forms available on USCIS's website.
IT IS also good to read the information on their site, like....
Edition Date :
02/19/10. 07/30/07 and 11/24/06 editions can be used, no other editions accepted.
As you can see the February revision that expires in 2012 is listed along with 2 other very older versions that they still accept, and I highly doubt that anything on VJ was "unfortunately" out of date. Just because the link sends you to a form that is older than the newest version by no means does it make it unusable.
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2010-05-06 19:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresregarding question 18 of the form(how I met my fiancee)
QUOTE (jon&lita311 @ Sep 15 2009, 12:20 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
would this work?

"To whom it may concern:
This letter is an attachment regarding question 18 of the I-129F I have filed for my fiancée. In April 2007, we were introduced to each other online through yahoo messenger. In May 2008, I flew to Jakarta, Indonesia and met her and spent two weeks there together with her. After my trip to Indonesia, she applied for a tourist visa to visit me in the US, but was denied due to ties (or a lack thereof) to her country. So, in April 2009, I flew back to Jakarta to meet her again and spent next 3 weeks with her. On April 1, I proposed to her and she accepted. Now we are filing for a K-1 visa in hopes of her being able to move the US with me and for us to spend the rest of our lives together."

Your Name
Address
City,State,Zip

U.S. Department Homeland Security
U.S.C.I.S.
California Service Center
P.O. Box 10130
Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-0130

Date

Re: I-129F Supplement:Part B, Question 18 Has your Fiancee met and seen you

To Whom It May Concern:

In April 2007, we were introduced to each other online through yahoo messenger. In May 2008, I flew to Jakarta, Indonesia and met her and spent two weeks there together with her. After my trip to Indonesia, she applied for a tourist visa to visit me in the US, but was denied due to ties (or a lack thereof) to her country. So, in April 2009, I flew back to Jakarta to meet her again and spent next 3 weeks with her. On April 1, I proposed to her and she accepted. Now we are filing for a K-1 visa in hopes of her being able to move the US with me and for us to spend the rest of our lives together."

Thank You,

Sign Here

Your Name

The Bold "we were introduced" I would change to "we met"
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2009-09-15 00:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresregarding question 18 of the form(how I met my fiancee)
SEE BELOW sorry lol biggrin.gif

Edited by thepizzadude, 15 September 2009 - 12:32 AM.

thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2009-09-15 00:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresregarding question 18 of the form(how I met my fiancee)
QUOTE (jon&lita311 @ Sep 14 2009, 11:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
how long should the letter be? how much detail should I provide?

If you can fit it into the box it will serve its purpose, if not make an attachment and label it. Look at the guides for info on this subject.
It does not need to be a love story just a simple few lines about how you met.
Like, I was vacationing in Japan and met my fiance while laying on the beach reading a book. We spent a little time together while I spent 2 weeks vacation there.
Just need to be a small paragraph on "how you met" not "how you fell in love and long to be with each other forever" biggrin.gif

thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2009-09-14 22:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresIs there such thing as "too much"?

Hi VJ'ers....

My interview in MNL is on the 22nd of this month... and I'm doing the final touches on my documents..

is there such a thing as "too much supporting evidence..."?


There is never too much information in Manila...the Phils are a high fraud rate immigration country so you should take as much as possible, it is best to inundate them with so much supporting evidence they have no choice but to see it your way.

Good Luck
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2011-08-16 23:59:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDid you do the I-129F packet yourself or through a lawyer?

It's Victor from Russia writing. We did it by ourselves, it's no reason to pay to lawyer except cases when you have difficult case (like your fiancee was departed from US, etc.). VJ and Russians fiance(ee)s forum gave us so much info that I sure many lawyers don't know so much about K-1 visa. Good luck! :)


It can be done very easily as long as you do not have any extinuating circumstances. Follow the guides provided here and enjoy the benefits of many who have passed this way before you and happily supply their wealth of knowledge to help.
Check the info in my siggie for some help if you need it.
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2011-08-17 00:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresemployment question

Hi, I own 2 small homes both worth about $50,000 and they're up for rent. I get $800 of rent a month for one, and $1100 of rent for the other a month. How do I prove this income? Are the rental receipts enough? What documents should I provide to prove home ownership? Thanks.
This is for the I-130, spouse petition.

...also, I purchased these homes December of 2010, and they went out for rent in 2011, so they are NOT listed on any filed taxes.

I was jobless until January of 2011, now I work and have kept my pay stubs. Can I select "self-employed" and a "w-2" worker? Or do I select one option?


The best way to show these as income are to get copies of the checks from your bank along with your bank statements showing you putting these amounts in your bank account. You will need to provide the paperwork that you got when you purchased the homes, along with the leases or rental contracts you have with your tenants.
If you are referring to self-employed as your being a landlord someone else will need to chime in on that one, I don't think so, this is just considered income from property that you own, remember if you have mortgage on these properties your income is only the difference between what you receive and what you pay out for the mortgage, taxes etc.... Your paystubs and a letter from your job can be used to show your current income.
Good luck and have patience when you seek advice here, sometimes it takes a minute for someone to show up with answers, especially when you post at 10:20pm :yes:
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2011-08-17 00:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresGetting worried and Impatient..I-29F questions!

Sigh....I obviously need to do much more reserch on all of this...Like I said, we never noticed that we would be needing a cosponsor due to me being unemployed...I just figured that since my Fiancé is pretty well off, and will be selling his apartment here in Denmark and taking the money back to the states with him, and also me starting back to work once we get to the states would be enough to show that he will be of no financial burden once there. Urgh, but It's okay...we'll do it this way, whatever works I'll take! :) So, where do I need to go exactly (website) to find the information needed for my mother to fill out,(forms,directions etc) so we can get started on that pronto...You guys have been such a help, I really appreciate all the comments and help! :D


Start by reading ALL of the guides in my siggie that pertain to you...but start here...

http://www.visajourn...content/k1guide

Good Luck :)

Edited by thepizzadude, 22 August 2011 - 01:36 AM.

thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2011-08-22 01:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresReady to Mail

My fiance sent it through USPS Priority mail, with a request for a return receipt. It was delivered in Texas after 2 days. :) It's a good thing we can track it online:

Here's the screen shot:

http://k1fianceevisa...29f-packet.html

:)


:thumbs:
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2011-08-22 01:44:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 visa, not married within 90 days, overstay?

Yes I have, good work Nancy Drew!

 

 

 

Well there is a big grown up response.

Along with the "we didn't wanna wait for the tourist visa" leads others to believe "so we just filed the fiance visa knowing we weren't gonna get married".

Seems you don't really need any answers because they aren't going to fit what you have already known all this time.

And they won't change. Way to work the system.  

And as has been stated in the past, it's you that makes it harder on others in these processes.

This process is a serious process for some, and those that are just using it to "take a joyride" "test the waters" "drive the car before I buy it", actually harm the process for others.

So don't get your feelings hurt when someone calls you out.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-05-08 20:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 visa, not married within 90 days, overstay?

Not passing judgement, but he was asking these same types of questions in Nov 2012.  Joined Nov 10, 2012 and this is first post.

 

http://www.visajourn...ng-your-fiance/

 

So, I am thinking he has been pondering this longer than the 90 days.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-05-08 20:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDenial decision

I know it seems obvious that you were there in the past year and lived there with her in 2011, BUT you stated you sent them documentation for meeting in 2009. Did you include info about your trips after the 2009 meeting. IE ... plane tickets, hotel bills, pictures etc...?

Just a thought.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-05-08 13:44:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresIt's not meant to be rude. Just a general observation.

Always been this way...hence ranting33va.gif rofl.gif Off-Topic2.gif and especially this one guides6ly.gif


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-05-12 19:02:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresALL original documents to bring at the interview?

I just cant seem to get a straight answer, who needs the original documents in the interview the foreign fiancé or the American citizen fiancé ? I just want to be sure that if I send the originals to my fiancé in Algeria that's hes the one who is suppose to have them

 

The foreign fiance is the only one that is going to have the interview for a K1 visa.  Check the consulate website and see what it states need to be original document and what can be copies.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-10 20:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134: When will 2013's tax transcripts be available to order?

Get a letter from your employer stating your expected earnings on a yearly basis, take that with your pay stubs as evidence of the pay you have been receiving.  Usually you can't get IRS transcripts until around May when I had to get them, unless it has changed.  Also, I would submit a letter stating why you don't have past 2 years tax forms.

 


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-10 21:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI 134 with Tax Return????

i was completely unaware that I had to.... but I will figure that whole situation out later....

 

I would look into it quickly, because if you owe the IRS you will have problems getting your visa.  Better to know what you may encounter if they ask you why you did not file in the past and you have the wrong answers.

 

Sorry for the bad news, but it is better to be safe than sorry.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-10 21:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI 134 with Tax Return????

Even if you are a person who works in a foreign country, and you are a US citizen you are required to file your taxes.

Were you unaware of this or is there a stipulation that says you are not required to do so?  There are some exclusions, exemptions but you still must file.


Edited by thepizzadude, 10 November 2013 - 08:33 PM.

thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-10 20:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureshaving problem filling the fiance letter of intent

You do not need to put an address on the letter of intent. Period.
You are confusing her. She does not need an address on the letter of intent

 

 

 

Doesn't need an address, not for the ones that go along with the I-129F petition, and not for the updated ones that will be needed for the K-1 interview. The format I posted in this thread works. It is not required to put an address or use a formal letter format for your statements of intent to marry, period.
 

 

 

I am not trying to confuse anyone I am stating the fact that the example forms supplied by VJ call for an address, perhaps you should consider the fact that some is actually USING them.  Everyone saying you don't need it when there is one on the form is where the confusion lies.

I stated in my post it is not needed but would not hurt if it was there.   headbonk.gif


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-12 15:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureshaving problem filling the fiance letter of intent

To add an address or not...what to do...some say do it some say don't.

While it is not REQUIRED, if you are using the sample forms that so many people say to use on this site that show an address, you could go either way.

Since many have passed following the GUIDES and using the sample forms, do what they ask.

If this letter if for filing for approval use the address where you are sending the paperwork, if it is time for the interview at the embassy use the consulate address.

It seems a much more appropriate "letter" to address those that are receiving it rather than making a quick "jotted down note" format.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-11 02:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureshaving problem filling the fiance letter of intent

I will be mailing him and let him put it in his packet smile.png I just now want to make sure which address should I be putting on the letter, since it was require... I guess but since some of you said it's not that huge of the deal then I might just put the address of the USCIS of California onto it, since that will be the one that our paper filing to, 

 

thank you so much for all of you guys. smile.png

BEST OF LUCK for all of you too 

good.gif This is exactly what you need to do.  Put the address that you are sending the K1 packet to.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-10 20:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134 Question 11

I'm a little confused on what to put for Question 11 on the I-134 form?  Citing the example on VJ, "N/A (K1 VISA PROCESS FOR PEMANENT RESIDENCE)" was written down and didn't really answer the question.  Any thoughts?

What exactly is your question?

This form is used for many different types of visas.  You are using it for the K1 visa therefore this question is Not Applicable.  Hence the answer.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-13 20:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134 Affidavit of Support question

Actually, doesn't it help because it shows $28,000 in equity? I thought the only reason for having that on the I-134 is so equity can be counted toward the needed total if necessary.

Helping isn't needed.  

You either qualify or you don't, they don't look at it and say...he qualifies and look he has even some equity which makes it better.

You could have $1. over or $1,000,000. over the qualifying amounts and get the same answer.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-17 17:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134

Tax transcripts...less reason to think they are fake.  Anyone can make up a tax return.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-17 18:04:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLosing sleep over K1

Ok people, just talked to Marc Ellis two times today. He called me back from Ho chi Minch city, wow. He advised me with confident that he did not see any problem with my case (after he listened to my story and the timeline that I stupidly wrote) and that he has helped several cases just like mine ( I felt like a thousand pounds just got off me.) He also stated that the entire consulate knows exactly who he is and that they would know my fiance is one of his client since he will be writing a legal explaination of my timeline and put her name on the list of his client(?) The man sounds confident and knowledgable. Of course he will charge a fee for it. At this point, I am willing to go with Marc since he is over there and ready to step in should my girl gets a denial (even though he does not see it happens that way due to my personal background, job security, and our evidence of the relationship. By the way he said that the way to win is to stop the consulate from sending the case back to USCIS. Ke knows so much about the local culture and why I did what I did (married her in front of her family and friends and filed K1 sine I thought that I was not legally married to her.)

I just want to thank all for your support and understanding and I hope and pray for the wedding in America for both of us.

By the way, he requested that I should be there for the interview even though they, the consular officers, would likely not talk to me.

"Cam on" all gain.

I think you have made the wisest decision possible under the circumstances.  Marc has a very good reputation in the Immigration circles.

 

His advice to be there is spot on, although they more than likely will not allow you in the interview, they will know that you are there to show support throughout the entire process.

 

Good luck, and keep us up to date on how this turns out for future reference.

 

Also ask to have this moved back to K1 process.

 

 


Edited by thepizzadude, 17 November 2013 - 09:29 PM.

thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-17 21:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLosing sleep over K1

I suggest you move this question to the Vietnam forum since they will be better informed in their responses.  BUT if you sent wedding pictures and actually got married just did not get the paperwork finished, you may be in for a different route other than the K1.

 

Good luck on your journey.


thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2013-11-13 19:52:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 petition information
Thanks dude, nice work!
thepizzadudeMalePhilippines2009-09-28 22:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureswhat is the police report?
If they're going through the NZ embassy (or have lived in NZ) then the embassy there will provide them with a form and do the request for them.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-04-24 08:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPolice Report - home country only?
My attitude is, when dealing with any bureaucrat in the US, go further than they ask in the first instance in order to avoid any unnecessary delays later.

That said, as I mentioned above, I've got an RFE for the NZ police report despite having already applied for it and it being on the way. In your case if your fiance was over the age of 16 when he was in Thailand then I'd get the report.

And please accept my apologies, it might only be 6 months residence in each place, not 1 year.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-04-24 08:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPolice Report - home country only?
He needs to get a certificate for every country that he's lived in for 1 year or more since the age of 16. I just received an RFE for my NZ one (kiwi living in England) because the NZ consulate applies on the beneficiary's behalf for the cert (and the UK follows that practice) and you don't have to get it yourself. You may want to check on the country specific forums if there's anywhere else that does that too.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-04-24 08:36:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUsing Nickname on letters/cards to Fiance (k1 visa)
My fiancee has few russian based nicknames that he addresses me by, Emmochka being one of them. I never even considered that correspondence with nicknames could be a problem. In fact, I'd say that it's better because it shows a caring relationship.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-04-28 04:04:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHelp required! please
Not entirely sure if I'm correct, but if an E or L visa is one that you can adjust your status from and your work is sponsoring you wouldn't it be better to go with one of those, marry and AOS than to go the K1 route? As it was mentioned above, you can't work until you do AOS / EAD from a K1 anyway. I think that you can find out which visas you can AOS from on the Department of State website.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-06-08 08:32:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 - Fiancé definition
Our experience is similar to that of Tony and Vanessa - except that we did intend to get 'engaged' before the interview but my ring was still being made the last time Yuri was over here. I just told the CO that we were pragmatic people and had made the decision together that we would get engaged and that we wanted to be together. She accepted this. Honestly, I don't want the down-on-one-knee thing - that's not my way of going about things.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-06-25 06:58:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSSN Application
I just went in today, and even though I'd ticked Legal not allowed to work they printed it out with Legal allowed to work. So I guess this is the correct option because I haven't filed for AOS yet and we won't get married until early September.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-07-20 15:01:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHoneymoon and transferring money questions
I would recommend using XE.com and setting up a trade account through them to transfer your money. They don't charge anything at the UK end and the only fee you'll pay is the US end. They also track the mid-market exchange rate so they probably have one of the best rates around. It would be a good idea to set that up before you leave the UK. It's also a good time to transfer money as the exchange rate is in favour of changing GB£ to US$.

Sorry, I can only say that the other comments about travel are correct.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-08-09 10:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 Interview in London - Relationship Evidence
Definitely concentrate on the financial info required (tax return, form, W2, payslips) and having original copies of certificates in case they've lost them. They didn't seem to be interested in proof of relationship - I guess that is what is assessed at the USCIS stage. I took photos / emails etc and they didn't want to see them. Just make sure all of your evidence for support is in order and you'll be fine.
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-07-22 18:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresShowing intention of marriage when we don't know a date!
I agree with Nick+Heather. London didn't ask for any updated proof of intent - I took a letter just in case and loads of photos, it was a waste of time making my shoulder sore with extra info!
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-08-17 15:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures6 weeks and no Packet 3!!!!
Emailing the embassy is pretty painless - they're quick and efficient with replies, but you will need to call the extortion line first to receive the weekly emailing code. In fact, if you're calling the extortion line you may just be able to request your replacement packet over the phone (but a follow-up email might be a good idea).

This is the info from the embassy website:

'Operator Assisted Visa Information
For Operator Assisted Visa Information call 09042-450100 (this is NOT a London number. It does not require any other prefix or dialling code.)

Service available Monday through Friday, 8.00 a.m. until 9.00 p.m., and on Saturdays from 09.00 a.m. until 4.00 p.m.; £1.20/min; only available in the U.K., within U.K. may be unavailable from some business telephones and mobile networks.'

Your question about the address: the current address for the fiance is the address that is supplied to London. All further correspondence will be going to the fiance as beneficiary and not the petitioner. It could be confusing to be filling in the paperwork for the beneficiary so it's usually easier if they do it :)
Y&EFemaleUnited Kingdom2010-08-20 10:29:00