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I have another question regarding G-325A. When it comes to the question that says: "This form is submitted in the connection with an application for:" . Both me and my fiancee put K1 Visa. Is this ok or should write I-129F Petion under it? Correct if I'm wrong, the fee is $455 for the I-129F?

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I have another question regarding G-325A. When it comes to the question that says: "This form is submitted in the connection with an application for:" . Both me and my fiancee put K1 Visa. Is this ok or should write I-129F Petion under it? Correct if I'm wrong, the fee is $455 for the I-129F?

:yes:

YMMV

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I have another question regarding G-325A. When it comes to the question that says: "This form is submitted in the connection with an application for:" . Both me and my fiancee put K1 Visa. Is this ok or should write I-129F Petion under it? Correct if I'm wrong, the fee is $455 for the I-129F?

:yes:

So, everything will be fine if I keep the k1 Visa and write I-129F petition under it. I am stressing so much over this entire thing

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I have another question regarding G-325A. When it comes to the question that says: "This form is submitted in the connection with an application for:" . Both me and my fiancee put K1 Visa. Is this ok or should write I-129F Petion under it? Correct if I'm wrong, the fee is $455 for the I-129F?

:yes:

So, everything will be fine if I keep the k1 Visa and write I-129F petition under it. I am stressing so much over this entire thing

:yes::yes::yes:

I-129F (K-1 Visa) - that's what we put on ours.

Good luck!

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So, everything will be fine if I keep the k1 Visa and write I-129F petition under it. I am stressing so much over this entire thing

Don't stress. Filing the initial petition is EASY. Follow the guides, follow the instructions on the forms, and you are about 99% guaranteed not to be RFE'd. People get RFE'd because they don't read or follow instructions, because they don't have signatures where they need signatures, or because they are not paying attention. VERY few RFE's are because actual further evidence is required. Just pay attention to detail and read/follow the instructions and you'll be fine. No stress necessary. :)

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