Declaration of how we met in person in the last two years

[bubpce 6]

This is another thing that bothers me....How do i make the supplement for the question #18 of the I-129F??

What am i supposed to put in there? How does it supposed to look??? Should i type it and print it out as a simple text?

I cant find an example on the appearance of this declaration....

Please help me?!?

thank you

[AbbynSheryl 0]

u put the date when u met him personally

and include the proof fo photo and his passport copy of visa

and hotel reciepts and other stuff what u did together when u met

good luck

abby n sheryl

[bubpce 6]

u put the date when u met him personally

and include the proof fo photo and his passport copy of visa

and hotel reciepts and other stuff what u did together when u met

good luck

abby n sheryl

So the question #18 is just about when we two met? I dont need to put extra information about our relationship before that, like how it started and developed??? Great! At least it wont be an essay....

Thank you soooo much!

and Good luck to you too

[AbbynSheryl 0]

i did the CR1 visa so i dont know much about ur visa but if it says when then just put the date only.

wait someone else will answer u soon.

abby n sheryl

[raymaga 25]

u put the date when u met him personally

and include the proof fo photo and his passport copy of visa

and hotel reciepts and other stuff what u did together when u met

good luck

abby n sheryl

So the question #18 is just about when we two met? I dont need to put extra information about our relationship before that, like how it started and developed??? Great! At least it wont be an essay....

Thank you soooo much!

and Good luck to you too

We met online, so we mentioned that in the letter and talked about how we emailed and messenger'd for a while and then we decided to meet in person. I put the dates of the first contact online, the date we decided to meet in person, the place and the circumstances. I also mentioned that we went out to dinner that first weekend with some friends of mine and when he met my 3 children and when I met his one daughter. We finished off by saying we intended to marry as soon as we had the visa. It can be worded any way you like. We just did it as a word document, like a letter and then we both signed the bottom and dated it.

Good luck.

[Nicoxcx 1]

They want to know how/when you met IN PERSON not how your relationship started, they have the interview for that. I however wrote a bit more than that.

I wrote how I met my fiance (nothing long just 'online') the date, and then the dates when we met in person I also (like Raymaga) wrote some of the things we done within that time, I figured at my interview they would ask me about some of that stuff and it would strike up a conversation and it did.

[Rich and Bey 1]

i put in all my receipts plus photographs and some emails and telehpone records. everything to amke it look like we ahve a relationship. which we do..lol

[TBoneTX 44,679]

People here tend to focus on what USCIS wants or cares about, which can differ from what your embassy or consulate cares about. Very closely read the reviews of your consulate; focus on the VERY WORST reviews of interview experiences, and pretend that the same will happen to you.

Write a detailed account (not a book, but more than a paragraph) that includes not only how/when you met in the last two years (to satisfy USCIS) but details that validate your relationship with your foreign partner (supported by the enclosure of the evidence that earlier posters have suggested).

The reason for doing this is that some consulates (maybe including yours, maybe not) kick the foreign fiance(e) out of the interview after a couple of minutes without accepting evidence that has been brought, with the claim of "not enough evidence of relationship." If I-129F petitions are front-loaded with an adequate amount of evidence, USCIS will have seen it before it goes to the consulate, and the consulate cannot therefore claim that the evidence doesn't exist.

For question #18, put "see continuation pages" and enclose a clearly labeled page or pages with the above information. You both don't need to sign it, but you (the petitioner) can.