i-130 QUESTION 21

[pjandrachel 0]

Hi all

I know this question has been asked before but we dont know what to put for our situation. I am the foreign citizen and me and my USC fiance plan to marry very soon and file for I-130 ASAP so have got the forms together already. Now for the last 3 years we have visited each other regularly and he stays with me for 5 months over winter. When it comes to question 21 - were we have lived together, would it be ok to put "we have visited but not lived together in one country" because I guess that is what we are going through all this to achieve! Would that be ok!

Also we have evidence of mail sent for each of us to the other persons address as proof that we have been in a relationship. Do you think it is ok to submit this or could it possibly confuse the people reviewing our case and make them think we have lived together?

Thankyou

[Sandra G. 5,038]

You did not live with him yet,he just visited you, then put "N/A"

[Mononoke28 134]

Hi all

I know this question has been asked before but we dont know what to put for our situation. I am the foreign citizen and me and my USC fiance plan to marry very soon and file for I-130 ASAP so have got the forms together already. Now for the last 3 years we have visited each other regularly and he stays with me for 5 months over winter. When it comes to question 21 - were we have lived together, would it be ok to put "we have visited but not lived together in one country" because I guess that is what we are going through all this to achieve! Would that be ok!

Also we have evidence of mail sent for each of us to the other persons address as proof that we have been in a relationship. Do you think it is ok to submit this or could it possibly confuse the people reviewing our case and make them think we have lived together?

Thankyou

You don't have to say you lived together because in theory you were just visiting each other and did not make any arrangements to live together permanently.

As for evidence, the main document that will serve as proof is your marriage certificate. I sent that, as well as two affidavits from people who knew us even before we were married. Now you don't have to send the affidavits, you can also send a few pictures as evidence, but like I said earlier, the main piece of evidence is your marriage certificate, all other main evidence can be brought to the embassy during the interview.

Diana