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kennym   275

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I know there is an IMBRA Forum, but this question could go both ways, so I posted it here...

Here is a question about the IMBRA Item on the I129.. I inititally went to Colombia in Nov 2006 with a Math Making/Tour Company, however, I actually met my Fiancee through a Friend that I made while in Colombia not though the the Match Making Tour...

I checked "NO" on Item "19. Did you meet your fiancé(e) or spouse through the services of an international marriage broker?"..

Is that the proper response.. I don't have any issues with IMBRA but not sure if there could be a corelation made to my Tour and Meeting my Fiancee, even if we did not meet through the Tour Service...

Not sure if I properly posed the question, but any ideas on this?

Kenny

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your answer NO is correct, you didn't meet her through the services of an international marriage broker

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az110965   252

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Kenny,

You posed the question correctly - and the correct answer on the I-129F is as you asnswered: "no". USCIS doesn't care that you might have used match making services if you met your fiancee via another means.

At the interview stage in reference to how you met your fiancee, the correct answer is: my friend ____________________ introduced us.

Good luvck for a speedy approval,

Alan

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