Confused
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Do I have to file the I-129F form? Or do I just file the I-130? Or both? I'm confused as the I-129F is a fiance(e) visa and we are married.
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Re: Confused
Originally posted by allygrl
Do I have to file the I-129F form? Or do I just file the I-130? Or both? I'm confused as the I-129F is a fiance(e) visa and we are married.
Do I have to file the I-129F form? Or do I just file the I-130? Or both? I'm confused as the I-129F is a fiance(e) visa and we are married.
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Re: Confused
Originally posted by allygrl
Do I have to file the I-129F form? Or do I just file the I-130? Or both? I'm confused as the I-129F is a fiance(e) visa and we are married.
Do I have to file the I-129F form? Or do I just file the I-130? Or both? I'm confused as the I-129F is a fiance(e) visa and we are married.
The I-130 is a request for an immigrant Visa for your spouse to live in the US permanently.
The I-129F is a request for a non-immigrant Visa for your spouse to live in the US while waiting for I-130 to be approved.
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Originally posted by sherlock
The way I explain this to people who ask what is taking so long:
The I-130 is a request for an immigrant Visa for your spouse to live in the US permanently.
The I-129F is a request for a non-immigrant Visa for your spouse to live in the US while waiting for I-130 to be approved.
The way I explain this to people who ask what is taking so long:
The I-130 is a request for an immigrant Visa for your spouse to live in the US permanently.
The I-129F is a request for a non-immigrant Visa for your spouse to live in the US while waiting for I-130 to be approved.
"ya can't have one without the other."
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Re: Confused
Originally posted by allygrl
Do I have to file the I-129F form? Or do I just file the I-130? Or both? I'm confused as the I-129F is a fiance(e) visa and we are married.
Do I have to file the I-129F form? Or do I just file the I-130? Or both? I'm confused as the I-129F is a fiance(e) visa and we are married.
1) file I-130
2) when you get your Notice of Action file the I-129F. Assume the word Fiancee means spouse.
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Re: Confused
Originally posted by gemmacat
If you're in the states and your spouse is abroad....
1) file I-130
2) when you get your Notice of Action file the I-129F. Assume the word Fiancee means spouse.
If you're in the states and your spouse is abroad....
1) file I-130
2) when you get your Notice of Action file the I-129F. Assume the word Fiancee means spouse.
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Originally posted by lpdiver
CAn too!!!!
CAn too!!!!
#9
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CAN TOO!!!!
Originally posted by cindyabs
, in regards to what the OP seems to be considering........ can't. Nyah, nyah, nyah,
, in regards to what the OP seems to be considering........ can't. Nyah, nyah, nyah,
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Re: Confused
cindy,
Of course you can have one without the other. The I-129f is not required for a spouse.
There's no requirement for a foreign spouse to apply for a K3 visa. Those who do so do it because they want to.
Regards, JEff
Of course you can have one without the other. The I-129f is not required for a spouse.
There's no requirement for a foreign spouse to apply for a K3 visa. Those who do so do it because they want to.
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by cindyabs
"ya can't have one without the other."
"ya can't have one without the other."
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Re: Confused
Originally posted by gemmacat
If you're in the states and your spouse is abroad....
1) file I-130
2) when you get your Notice of Action file the I-129F. Assume the word Fiancee means spouse.
If you're in the states and your spouse is abroad....
1) file I-130
2) when you get your Notice of Action file the I-129F. Assume the word Fiancee means spouse.
I am currently living in the UK (I have a FLR) with my husband. Since I live in the UK and can show this with the FLR I can file the I-130 at the embassy....or so I read anyway. lol!
With me living in the UK with him do I STILL have to file this I-129F?
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Originally posted by jeffreyhy
cindy,
Of course you can have one without the other. The I-129f is not required for a spouse.
There's no requirement for a foreign spouse to apply for a K3 visa. Those who do so do it because they want to.
Regards, JEff
cindy,
Of course you can have one without the other. The I-129f is not required for a spouse.
There's no requirement for a foreign spouse to apply for a K3 visa. Those who do so do it because they want to.
Regards, JEff
Allygirl, I'm sorry I didn't realize you were in the UK with your husband.
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cindy,
Big IF.
It does no one any good, especially someone who is confused about the issue, to give an answer that applies only some of the time as though the answer applied all of the time. The qualifiactions that go with such an answer are essential to resolving the confusion that caused the person to ask the question.
Regards, JEff
Big IF.
It does no one any good, especially someone who is confused about the issue, to give an answer that applies only some of the time as though the answer applied all of the time. The qualifiactions that go with such an answer are essential to resolving the confusion that caused the person to ask the question.
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by cindyabs
... the 129F IS required IF ....
... the 129F IS required IF ....
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Re: Confused
Originally posted by jeffreyhy
cindy,
Big IF.
It does no one any good, especially someone who is confused about the issue, to give an answer that applies only some of the time as though the answer applied all of the time. The qualifiactions that go with such an answer are essential to resolving the confusion that caused the person to ask the question.
Regards, JEff
cindy,
Big IF.
It does no one any good, especially someone who is confused about the issue, to give an answer that applies only some of the time as though the answer applied all of the time. The qualifiactions that go with such an answer are essential to resolving the confusion that caused the person to ask the question.
Regards, JEff
Now what is the difference between a K3 and a K4??
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Originally posted by allygrl
Ok, now I'm really confused. Do I or do I not need to file the I-129F form? Remember that I am currently living in the UK WITH my husband.
Now what is the difference between a K3 and a K4??
Ok, now I'm really confused. Do I or do I not need to file the I-129F form? Remember that I am currently living in the UK WITH my husband.
Now what is the difference between a K3 and a K4??
it seems you could benefit from reading infotec's recent posts.
If you are living legally in the UK with your UK spouse, you don't have to file for a K visa at all.
Read my description of IV/Immigrant Visas and read London's page about applying for an Immigrant Visa (link in a reply to infotec).
If you are filing your I-130 abroad (aka DCF), your spouse can apply for an Immigrant Visa and you don't have to read any of this AOS stuff.