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[rwaggs21 0]

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

[daboyz 36]

OK, I'm have brain freeze. Plenty of folks here going through Thailand. Don't know why I had PI stuck in my head.

What is your take on the situation, pretty straight forward, I am 31 she is 29, we met last year, talked for a year, just went and saw her again. Now we want to do this thing. We met each other in a shopping center. She was actually visiting Phuket from england. She now lives back in Phuket. I have followed the checklist, but I keep hearing all these horror stories. What do you think?

Not sure where you are in the process. I don't know your case personally, but from what I have seen the K-1 goes pretty smoothly through USCIS. In the vast majority (not all), the case goes through NVC to the consulate in a matter of days after USCIS approval. The interview in Thailand is where some of us have had some issues lately. Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

Have her email you her Name and Address in Thai. You can cut and paste that in to the form.

[sara..... 371]

hmm well i wish u luck but im like the other person if u get special treatment with the service center i for one am not gonna be a happy camper either but that is not directed at u its the system its broken.

good luck and hope everything goes well for u

sara

[rwaggs21 0]

OK, I'm have brain freeze. Plenty of folks here going through Thailand. Don't know why I had PI stuck in my head.

What is your take on the situation, pretty straight forward, I am 31 she is 29, we met last year, talked for a year, just went and saw her again. Now we want to do this thing. We met each other in a shopping center. She was actually visiting Phuket from england. She now lives back in Phuket. I have followed the checklist, but I keep hearing all these horror stories. What do you think?

Not sure where you are in the process. I don't know your case personally, but from what I have seen the K-1 goes pretty smoothly through USCIS. In the vast majority (not all), the case goes through NVC to the consulate in a matter of days after USCIS approval. The interview in Thailand is where some of us have had some issues lately. Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

Have her email you her Name and Address in Thai. You can cut and paste that in to the form.

How about the G form when has to sign?

[sara..... 371]

OK, I'm have brain freeze. Plenty of folks here going through Thailand. Don't know why I had PI stuck in my head.

What is your take on the situation, pretty straight forward, I am 31 she is 29, we met last year, talked for a year, just went and saw her again. Now we want to do this thing. We met each other in a shopping center. She was actually visiting Phuket from england. She now lives back in Phuket. I have followed the checklist, but I keep hearing all these horror stories. What do you think?

Not sure where you are in the process. I don't know your case personally, but from what I have seen the K-1 goes pretty smoothly through USCIS. In the vast majority (not all), the case goes through NVC to the consulate in a matter of days after USCIS approval. The interview in Thailand is where some of us have had some issues lately. Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

Have her email you her Name and Address in Thai. You can cut and paste that in to the form.

How about the G form when has to sign?

that she has to sign herself no way around that one.

sara

[daboyz 36]

OK, I'm have brain freeze. Plenty of folks here going through Thailand. Don't know why I had PI stuck in my head.

What is your take on the situation, pretty straight forward, I am 31 she is 29, we met last year, talked for a year, just went and saw her again. Now we want to do this thing. We met each other in a shopping center. She was actually visiting Phuket from england. She now lives back in Phuket. I have followed the checklist, but I keep hearing all these horror stories. What do you think?

Not sure where you are in the process. I don't know your case personally, but from what I have seen the K-1 goes pretty smoothly through USCIS. In the vast majority (not all), the case goes through NVC to the consulate in a matter of days after USCIS approval. The interview in Thailand is where some of us have had some issues lately. Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

Have her email you her Name and Address in Thai. You can cut and paste that in to the form.

How about the G form when has to sign?

She has to sign the G-325a. All four pages. Needs to be her original signature.

[rwaggs21 0]

OK, I'm have brain freeze. Plenty of folks here going through Thailand. Don't know why I had PI stuck in my head.

What is your take on the situation, pretty straight forward, I am 31 she is 29, we met last year, talked for a year, just went and saw her again. Now we want to do this thing. We met each other in a shopping center. She was actually visiting Phuket from england. She now lives back in Phuket. I have followed the checklist, but I keep hearing all these horror stories. What do you think?

Not sure where you are in the process. I don't know your case personally, but from what I have seen the K-1 goes pretty smoothly through USCIS. In the vast majority (not all), the case goes through NVC to the consulate in a matter of days after USCIS approval. The interview in Thailand is where some of us have had some issues lately. Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

Have her email you her Name and Address in Thai. You can cut and paste that in to the form.

Thank you. So just have her sign it and ups it to me? Is that the most logical?

How about the G form when has to sign?

that she has to sign herself no way around that one.

sara

[sara..... 371]

OK, I'm have brain freeze. Plenty of folks here going through Thailand. Don't know why I had PI stuck in my head.

What is your take on the situation, pretty straight forward, I am 31 she is 29, we met last year, talked for a year, just went and saw her again. Now we want to do this thing. We met each other in a shopping center. She was actually visiting Phuket from england. She now lives back in Phuket. I have followed the checklist, but I keep hearing all these horror stories. What do you think?

Not sure where you are in the process. I don't know your case personally, but from what I have seen the K-1 goes pretty smoothly through USCIS. In the vast majority (not all), the case goes through NVC to the consulate in a matter of days after USCIS approval. The interview in Thailand is where some of us have had some issues lately. Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

Have her email you her Name and Address in Thai. You can cut and paste that in to the form.

Thank you. So just have her sign it and ups it to me? Is that the most logical?

How about the G form when has to sign?

that she has to sign herself no way around that one.

sara

i dont know how other couples do it but when i was in india perviz filled out the papers and signed it i brought it back with me and mailed it off

sara

[scandal 951]

OP (OP='original poster' - that's you rwaggs21) ... please note:

Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

This is important. We are happy to help, but if you want to be part of the community, please do your part too.

hmm well i wish u luck but im like the other person if u get special treatment with the service center i for one am not gonna be a happy camper either but that is not directed at u its the system its broken.

good luck and hope everything goes well for u

sara

OP - please meet Sara. She's a very special person here on VJ. Sara has been stuck waiting for her NOA2 not for 6 months.. not 1 year.. not 1.5 years.. but approaching 2 years at this time.

When people get impatient about how long the process takes, those of us in the know think of Sara's predicament and wish her the very best to be reunited with her husband ASAP.

[laura819 0]

OK, I'm have brain freeze. Plenty of folks here going through Thailand. Don't know why I had PI stuck in my head.

What is your take on the situation, pretty straight forward, I am 31 she is 29, we met last year, talked for a year, just went and saw her again. Now we want to do this thing. We met each other in a shopping center. She was actually visiting Phuket from england. She now lives back in Phuket. I have followed the checklist, but I keep hearing all these horror stories. What do you think?

Not sure where you are in the process. I don't know your case personally, but from what I have seen the K-1 goes pretty smoothly through USCIS. In the vast majority (not all), the case goes through NVC to the consulate in a matter of days after USCIS approval. The interview in Thailand is where some of us have had some issues lately. Also pleas fill in your timeline. That is how we use data to forecast when approvals will take place.

I absolutely do love her and i am very excited about our future, I just want to get the process started. I have another question. In the I-129F it wants her name and address filled out in Thai. Should i emial it to her, have her sign it and just mail it back to me in the States?

Have her email you her Name and Address in Thai. You can cut and paste that in to the form.

Thank you. So just have her sign it and ups it to me? Is that the most logical?

How about the G form when has to sign?

that she has to sign herself no way around that one.

sara

i dont know how other couples do it but when i was in india perviz filled out the papers and signed it i brought it back with me and mailed it off

sara

My fiance signed the forms when I was in England with him, and they weren't even filled out yet. I filled them out for him. It was fine.

[rwaggs21 0]

How many pictures, flight tickets, etc do i need to include in the initial packet to the I0129F submisssion

[sara..... 371]

How many pictures, flight tickets, etc do i need to include in the initial packet to the I0129F submisssion

our attorney had us send four pics in, also copies of my complete passport it showed entry and exit from india as well as proof im a usa citizen

gave copies of our trip agenda the ticket agent gave us, also copies of our boarding passes and the letter from each of us stating that we want to marry and how we met.

its been almost two years for us so im pretty sure i have forgotten what else we sent but someone here will know and tell u

sara

opps almost forgot u have to send in ur birth certificates as well as any divorce papers if u were married before

Edited May 1, 2009 by estadia

[laura819 0]

How many pictures, flight tickets, etc do i need to include in the initial packet to the I0129F submisssion

On the guides here it said no more than 5...I think I sent 6, because one was of the ring, not us. But other people sent a LOT more than that. Other things, I would probably send COPIES of whatever you have, as much as you can. My approach to it was its better to send too much than not enough. Others may feel differently. When I sent the material to my fiance for the interview, he was shocked because I included so much stuff. I'd rather be over prepared for this entire process than under prepared. Follow the guides exactly, and you will be fine.

[daboyz 36]

How many pictures, flight tickets, etc do i need to include in the initial packet to the I0129F submisssion

You need to prove that you met in person within the last two years when you file the I-129F. It doesn't take much to prove that. The real proof of relationship hurdles you need to jump over will be at the interview. Pictures, letters, emails etc. etc.

I lived in Thailand for 3 years with my wife, and provided 6 photos at the interview. They wanted more. So next time you are together, go crazy with the camera.

[rwaggs21 0]

How many pictures, flight tickets, etc do i need to include in the initial packet to the I0129F submisssion

You need to prove that you met in person within the last two years when you file the I-129F. It doesn't take much to prove that. The real proof of relationship hurdles you need to jump over will be at the interview. Pictures, letters, emails etc. etc.

I lived in Thailand for 3 years with my wife, and provided 6 photos at the interview. They wanted more. So next time you are together, go crazy with the camera.

So basically, the pressure begins once my case gets approved?