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in vietnam, best to have met 2 times before filing i-129f form

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son nguyen   0

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hi everyone, does anyone have experience with vietnam k-1 filing? i'm just wondering if it's as the lawyers in vietnam says. he says that it's best to have met at least 2 times before filing the i-129f form. does anyone have experience that's different from what the lawyer says? thanks.

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see the USCIS website, its mention there fiance & fiancee must meet in person once in 2 years, not the two times.

n this is rule for all over the world.

BEST OF LUCK for ur future.

hi everyone, does anyone have experience with vietnam k-1 filing? i'm just wondering if it's as the lawyers in vietnam says. he says that it's best to have met at least 2 times before filing the i-129f form. does anyone have experience that's different from what the lawyer says? thanks.

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There is no official policy about this, but with difficult consulates like HMC, the more visits the better. Also, having a Dam Hoi is important to get approval over there. Be sue to have a read of our Vietnam forum: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/136-vietnam/

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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There is no official policy about this, but with difficult consulates like HMC, the more visits the better. Also, having a Dam Hoi is important to get approval over there. Be sue to have a read of our Vietnam forum: http://www.visajourn...um/136-vietnam/

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Sayha or bust.   71

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That's what I did. My fiancee and kids were here in 10 months. We also had an RFE.

The Buddha said "The more loving the more suffering"

By birth is not one an outcast,

By birth is not one a noble,but

By action is one an outcast,

By action is one a noble.

Buddha.

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