[email protected]

I've been to
http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/fieldo...htm#anchorOHIO
looking to see where I should send in my forms and all. It says for
Oklahoma the District is Dallas, TX, but the Sub office is Oklahoma
City. Do I send this into Dallas or Oklahoma City? Also I was looking
into the processing dates as well, and as the site above says I'd go
through Texas, when looking at the processing dates, the fiance visa
isn't shown. Does this mean that I'd have to send my paperwork to
Nebraska instead? I'm so confused about all of this.

Also, I've been through several sites, but if anyone knows of a site
that just spells out exactly the forms and required documents to
accompany them to get this all happening, that would be awesome if you
could pass it along. My head is starting to spin here.

Jef

Hi Nicole,
You are applying for a Fiance Visa, correct? Different forms have
different offices of destination so I want to be sure.
Jef
http://www.fianceevisakit.com

[email protected] wrote:
    > I've been to
    > http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/fieldo...htm#anchorOHIO
    > looking to see where I should send in my forms and all. It says for
    > Oklahoma the District is Dallas, TX, but the Sub office is Oklahoma
    > City. Do I send this into Dallas or Oklahoma City? Also I was looking
    > into the processing dates as well, and as the site above says I'd go
    > through Texas, when looking at the processing dates, the fiance visa
    > isn't shown. Does this mean that I'd have to send my paperwork to
    > Nebraska instead? I'm so confused about all of this.
    > Also, I've been through several sites, but if anyone knows of a site
    > that just spells out exactly the forms and required documents to
    > accompany them to get this all happening, that would be awesome if you
    > could pass it along. My head is starting to spin here.

[email protected]

Yes I am applying for a Fiance Visa. Even on the I-129f form it says I
should send it to Texas if I live in Oklahoma. I was just confused by
them not showing processing dates for the fiance visa through Texas.


Jef wrote:
    > Hi Nicole,
    > You are applying for a Fiance Visa, correct? Different forms have
    > different offices of destination so I want to be sure.
    > Jef
    > http://www.fianceevisakit.com
    > [email protected] wrote:
    > > I've been to
    > > http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/fieldo...htm#anchorOHIO
    > > looking to see where I should send in my forms and all. It says for
    > > Oklahoma the District is Dallas, TX, but the Sub office is Oklahoma
    > > City. Do I send this into Dallas or Oklahoma City? Also I was looking
    > > into the processing dates as well, and as the site above says I'd go
    > > through Texas, when looking at the processing dates, the fiance visa
    > > isn't shown. Does this mean that I'd have to send my paperwork to
    > > Nebraska instead? I'm so confused about all of this.
    > >
    > > Also, I've been through several sites, but if anyone knows of a site
    > > that just spells out exactly the forms and required documents to
    > > accompany them to get this all happening, that would be awesome if you
    > > could pass it along. My head is starting to spin here.

Jef

Have you checked this section of USCIS for processing times yet?
https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

The whole process is outlined on www.fianceevisakit.com but you seem to
be aware of most of the information so far. Feel free to email me if
you have more questions.
Jef

[email protected] wrote:
    > Yes I am applying for a Fiance Visa. Even on the I-129f form it says I
    > should send it to Texas if I live in Oklahoma. I was just confused by
    > them not showing processing dates for the fiance visa through Texas.
    > Jef wrote:
    > > Hi Nicole,
    > > You are applying for a Fiance Visa, correct? Different forms have
    > > different offices of destination so I want to be sure.
    > > Jef
    > > http://www.fianceevisakit.com
    > >
    > > [email protected] wrote:
    > > > I've been to
    > > > http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/fieldo...htm#anchorOHIO
    > > > looking to see where I should send in my forms and all. It says for
    > > > Oklahoma the District is Dallas, TX, but the Sub office is Oklahoma
    > > > City. Do I send this into Dallas or Oklahoma City? Also I was looking
    > > > into the processing dates as well, and as the site above says I'd go
    > > > through Texas, when looking at the processing dates, the fiance visa
    > > > isn't shown. Does this mean that I'd have to send my paperwork to
    > > > Nebraska instead? I'm so confused about all of this.
    > > >
    > > > Also, I've been through several sites, but if anyone knows of a site
    > > > that just spells out exactly the forms and required documents to
    > > > accompany them to get this all happening, that would be awesome if you
    > > > could pass it along. My head is starting to spin here.

Jef

I wanted to make sure I had the info correct so I went and pulled it
from the instructions:

If you live in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, New Mexico,North Carolina, Oklahoma, South
Carolina,Tennessee or Texas, mail this petition to:
USCIS Texas Service CenterP.O. Box 850965Mesquite, TX 75185-0965
I noticed that the I-129F is not showing on the status track for TX but
all other service centers are showing Feb, Mar and May. It's possible
they are shifting all K1 work to these centers and you will find out
when you receive your I-797 which one is yours for tracking purposes.
Regards, Jef

ian-mstm

Yah... the reason being, is that this forum has been around since the K-1 visa first became available and many of our long-time posters (including me) have been through the process from start to finish... something which I see you claim to have done yourself.

I find it appalling that you charge $49.95 for a kit, when the forms are freely available, the information is freely available, and folks can ask their questions here at no cost whatsoever... and with free access to information posted by (at least) two experienced immigration attorneys.

But hey... I guess making money off the backs of the insecure is the American way! Why don't you come clean and let the good folks here also know that you also own a web site that promotes Russian brides... surely one of the greatest scams ever!

Ian

pianoplayer

In my opinion, this is outrageous! I agree - the information is freely available and quite accessible. And if you are a literate American, there would be no problem in helping your fiance/(e) with the applications, unless their language skills are so bad that:

1. A purchased application kit would not be much help either
2. You probably do not have much of a relationship with this person if you cannot even communicate, making your case highly suspect.

But I guess people are free to publish such kits if they wish and if people find them helpful, then they will pay for them. I would not pay a cent for such things, but then who am I to say?

Ray

Hey ..I will do a kit for $19.99 ...

Brenda Ballard

contact someone in your congressman's office.
I found that our congressman office has a full time person that really
helped me when I was filing for my husband......they can tell you
bb

pianoplayer

Sounds like a good businessman..he he

Rete

The I-129F is always processed by the service center and not the district office.

FWIW, Never, Never, Never, obtain information on immigration via private e-mail. You have absolutely no way of knowing if the person you are corresponding with knows what they are doing and if you are given incorrect information, you and only you will suffer the consequences. If you don't have an immigration attorney and need direction ask publicly so if there is erroneous information given it can be corrected.

Rete

that is NOT what a congressperson's immigration liaison is for. They are they to assist, if possible, if and when you hit a snag. They are NOT there to help you complete forms and tell you where to mail your petitions.

Jef

You seem to be very interested in everything but answering this persons
question. As to your other comments, I don't think they warrant a
response.


ian-mstm wrote:
    > > Have you checked this section of USCIS for processing times yet?
    > > https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp
    > >
    > > The whole process is outlined on www.fianceevisakit.com but you seem
    > > to
    > > be aware of most of the information so far. Feel free to email me if
    > > you have more questions.
    > > Jef
    > >
    > > [email protected] wrote:
    > > > Yes I am applying for a Fiance Visa. Even on the I-129f form it
    > > > says I
    > > > should send it to Texas if I live in Oklahoma. I was just confused
    > > > by
    > > > them not showing processing dates for the fiance visa through Texas.
    > > > Jef wrote:
    > > > > Hi Nicole,
    > > > > You are applying for a Fiance Visa, correct? Different forms have
    > > > > different offices of destination so I want to be sure.
    > > > > Jef
    > > > > http://www.fianceevisakit.com
    > > > >
    > > > > [email protected] wrote:
    > > > > > I've been to
    > > > > > http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/fieldo...htm#anchorOHIO
    > > > > > looking to see where I should send in my forms and all. It says
    > > > > > for
    > > > > > Oklahoma the District is Dallas, TX, but the Sub office is
    > > > > > Oklahoma
    > > > > > City. Do I send this into Dallas or Oklahoma City? Also I was
    > > > > > looking
    > > > > > into the processing dates as well, and as the site above says
    > > > > > I'd go
    > > > > > through Texas, when looking at the processing dates, the fiance
    > > > > > visa
    > > > > > isn't shown. Does this mean that I'd have to send my paperwork
    > > > > > to
    > > > > > Nebraska instead? I'm so confused about all of this.
    > > > > >
    > > > > > Also, I've been through several sites, but if anyone knows of a
    > > > > > site
    > > > > > that just spells out exactly the forms and required documents to
    > > > > > accompany them to get this all happening, that would be awesome
    > > > > > if you
    > > > > > could pass it along. My head is starting to spin here.
    > Yah... the reason being, is that this forum has been around since the
    > K-1 visa first became available and many of our long-time posters
    > (including me) have been through the process from start to finish...
    > something which I see you claim to have done yourself.
    > I find it appaling that you charge $49.95 for a kit, when the forms are
    > freely available, the information is freely available, and folks can ask
    > their questions here at no cost whatsoever... and with free access to
    > information posted by (at least) two experienced immigration attorneys.
    > But hey... I guess making money off the backs of the insecure is the
    > American way! Why don't you come clean and let the good folks here also
    > know that you also own a web site that promotes Russian brides... surely
    > one of the greatest scams ever!
    >
    > Ian
    >
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