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Hello- I am new to the forums,

I have a question when it regards the question "How did you meet," in the immigration interview. I met my wife through my best friend of 10years+ he is married to one of her sisters that was adobted and brought into the US at a very young age.. of course now she is 22. Me and my wife started to talk about 2 1/2 years ago as friends and then things blossomed to us getting married.

When it comes down to the question and if we give them the answer of "We met through his friend who is married to my sister in the US," is that setting us up for a skeptical response to "Did you get married for immigration reasons."

I feel honesty is the best policy but @ the same time I dont want to raise an eye brow. We have a child due in June 2010, so I mean there are ties with us to show that it isnt just about immigrating as to why we got married. Any opinions. Thanks

KC

9/20/09 We got married <3

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11/15/09 USCIS received I-130

11/20/09 NoA1 received

11/25/09 USCIS received I-129f

12/1/09 NoA1 received

2/11/10 I-130&I-129f Approved!

2/15/10 Received NoA2 for both

2/17/10 NVC Case number issued

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2/18/10 Emailed DS3032

2/19/10 Received AOS bill

2/24/10 AoS bill paid online $70.00

2/24/10 IV bill paid online $400.00

2/25/2010 AoS fee bill shows Paid

3/1/2010 IV bill shows Paid

8/13/2010 Sent DS-230

8/17/2010 Sent AOS

8/18/2010 NVC received DS-230

8/19/2010 NVC received AOS

9/14/2010 Received RFE Checklist

9/20/2010 Sent RFE checklist and supporting documents

9/28/2010 NVC received FEDEX

10/19/2010 Sign In Failed

11/06/2010 Received appointment date!

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11/15/2010(1)11/19(2) & 11/24(3) Medical-Passed

12/6/2010 Interview Date-PASSED!

12/10/2010 Visa Recv'd - 2go

12/14/2010 POE in LA

12/01/2012 File for Adjustment of Status

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Tell the truth.

I met Umit because a friend that works in the same company as I has a niece that married her brother - we started talking and the rest is history :)

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

WARNING: Phrases in this post may sound meaner than they were intended to be. Read the Adjudicator's Field Manual from USCIS

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Yeah, just tell the truth. It's hard to hide/cover your body language when you're being evasive or untruthful about something, and I'm sure they're trained to pick up on the signs. Good luck!

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Hello- I am new to the forums,

I have a question when it regards the question "How did you meet," in the immigration interview. I met my wife through my best friend of 10years+ he is married to one of her sisters that was adobted and brought into the US at a very young age.. of course now she is 22. Me and my wife started to talk about 2 1/2 years ago as friends and then things blossomed to us getting married.

When it comes down to the question and if we give them the answer of "We met through his friend who is married to my sister in the US," is that setting us up for a skeptical response to "Did you get married for immigration reasons."

I feel honesty is the best policy but @ the same time I dont want to raise an eye brow. We have a child due in June 2010, so I mean there are ties with us to show that it isnt just about immigrating as to why we got married. Any opinions. Thanks

KC

you're absolutely right! honesty is the best policy.

besides they would not see your getting married as a means to migrate fast because you've known each other for over 2 years, plus you have a baby on the way to prove that.

so relax, god bless and congratultions!

I-129F, AOS, ROC

02-11-2008 Sent out I -129F in mail

02-13-2008 NOA 1

03-14-2008 NOA 2

04-07-2008 Medical exam passed

04-25-2008 Interview, visa aproved, no RFEs!

04-25-2008 Waiting for DELBROS/NSO

05-07-2008 Visa on hand ! Wow, less than 3 months! Thank you Lord!

05-26-2008 POE Detroit, no problems, thank God!

07-01-2008 Married 07-01-08, civil, just us w/ his parents

07-16-2008 Mailed out AOS package

07-19-2008 wedding ceremony

08-19-2008 biometrics appointment

08-25-2008 i-485 touched

09-23-2008 i-485 touched

09-30-2008 i-131 approval notice THANK YOU LORD!!!!

10-04-2008 Received my EAD

10-06-2008 Received my AP...yehey, i can go back to Phil for xmas!

11-14-2008 DMV driving test-passed! thank you Lord!

11-18-2008 Received RI driver's license

11-30-2008 Went home to PHILs for the holidays

12-21-2008 Church wedding!

01-08-2009 AOS Approved! thank you Lord! no interview required!

01-16-2009 Received GC in mail

09-02-2010 Sent out application for ROC

09-08-2010 Received NOA1

09-10-2010 Received Biometrics Notice

10-06-2010 Biometrics

12-06-2010 Approved! Thank you Lord God!

12-11-2010 Received NOA2 and 10-yr GC in the mail =)

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10-03-2011 Sent N-400

10-07-2011 NOA1 date

10-25-2011 Biometrics

12-02-2011 Civics Test/Interview (passed)

04-09-2012 Oathtaking (got my little USA flag and souvenir photo!)

Matthew at 1yr

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The purpose of an interview is to obtain accurate and complete information from the subject and to make a determination regarding the subject's credibility. The fundamental objective is to obtain the facts necessary to make a correct decision.

Be sincere and honest. if your marriage is authentic you should do fine. Remember it's the 'totality that counts', not just one part of the petition.

'PAU' both wife and daughter in the U.S. 08/25/2009

Daughter's' CRBA Manila Embassy 08/07/2008 dual citizenship

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Moving to Embassy and Consulate forum from DCF as this is not a DCF matter, the OP has filed for a K3 and not DCF, and the matter at hand is dealt with at the consulate stage. :)

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