civilservant

Why yes, there are...

Noorah101

The closest thing you'll get to line-by-line instructions are the actual I-129F instructions at www.uscis.gov.

Rene

Stribs

I'm fed up of this sh!t from forums. If you dont have anything to say. Dont.

I've obviously looked, none are helping. I wondered if there was a universal one everyone was using.

Really not needed, why be on a forum that really helps people and give replies like that!

Stribs

Thank you, I did look at tis, although does not go through thoroughly and uses wording which really doesn;t need to be so complicated.

Noorah101

There isn't a universal one, because everyone's answers will be different.

Go ahead and ask your questions here, we'll try to help.

Rene

Stribs

Thanks Rene,

We'll get to the end and come back with the list of questions which are confusing.

Stribs

Ok...

Not too bad in the end, just a few little things

In order of attached images below.

1. I am currently in the US, just on a the usual ESTA visa. I have no numbers or I-94 anything in my passport. Is this something that we need to fill out in the form. I leave n february, then not to return until all is processed.

2. Does this mean, Have we met for the 1st time in 2 years, or that we've seen each other in the last 2 years?

Thanks again for the helpful advice. Needed more than ever now we've actually started.

Noorah101

They don't issue I-94's at the POE anymore, but they are done electronically, so you can look yours up online to print a copy and get that information asked for on the I-129F. I don't know the link offhand, but a google search will probably turn it up. So yes, find that information and fill in the I-129F accordingly.

You must have seen each other in person once within the past 2 years. It doesn't matter when you first met.

Rene

Noorah101

Here's the link to the I-94: http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id..._instructions/

Rene

Stribs

Fantastic! That has really helped. Thank you.

civilservant

Then why not mention that you've looked at the USCIS instructions? If you want good information, give good information, your post suggested you had got stuck and came straight here.

We get hundreds of queries a week, usually the information is available elsewhere. Rather than spend that time giving out info, we point users to where it is.

3,000-odd posts later, it's safe to say I've done a little good somewhere along the line

Stribs

So what we have to send:

- The completed I-129f.
- a seperate sheet explaining how we met, referenced to 34.A on the form.
- Photos of us being together over the last 2 years/tickets and such with us going to each others countries.
- G-325a form (Do we fill out 2 copies if this, one with my details and one with my Fiancee's?)
- a passport photo of each of us with our names written on the back.
- A copy of the front and back of my fiancees birth certificate.

I've taken this most of the Wiki site from here, if I have missed anything, or any further info needed, please let me know.

Stribs

Maybe 3000+ posts is the time you have a little break, and stop getting fed up with people who are excited, scared, anxious about the most important documents they will ever submit.

Exactly why I didn't want to ask each individual question. I hate being accused of the exact thing you did hence my anger, and also why I stated I do not want to ask all these questions.

Noorah101

You don't need a separate sheet for this. Just put a very brief answer directly on the I-129F in the space provided.

Yes, you each need submit a separate G-325A. You sign the bottom of yours, she signs the bottom of hers.

You each need to write a statement of intent, saying you are free to marry and intend to do so within 90 days of your arrival on the K-1.

Don't forget a check for the filing fee.

Rene

Stribs

Thank you very much..... I will be posting in the timeline section soon!

We spoke to the local congressman here to see if they could help. Have you ever heard them pushing things through quicker when they see your in a real relationship?