Where will she get her interview?

[ramos96 1]

Hi all,

Its been very interesting reading everyone's journey so far. I am about to begin this process with my soon-to-be fiancee.

Here is the basic info:

1. Im a US citizen

2. She is a Canadian but living in Hong Kong

We are hoping to submit our K1 packet when she comes to visit in July of this year (2006) and then hoping the process will go through and she can move here in June (2007). I have a couple of questions I maybe being dense about.

1. Where in all the paperwork does it say what consulate or embassy she will do the interview in once we get to that stage?

2. Do you all think it is beneficial to put in the letters of intent that we hope to be living together by June of 2007?

Thats it for the moment, thanks in advance, humbly,

Ramos

Edited May 15, 2006 by ramos96

[Yodrak 7]

Ramos,

Have you looked at the I-129f petition yet?

Yodrak

Hi all,

Its been very interesting reading everyone's journey so far. I am about to begin this process with my soon-to-be fiancee.

Here is the basic info:

1. Im a US citizen

2. She is a Canadian but living in Hong Kong

We are hoping to submit our K1 packet when she comes to visit in July of this year (2006) and then hoping the process will go through and she can move here in June (2007). I have a couple of questions I maybe being dense about.

1. Where in all the paperwork does it say what consulate or embassy she will do the interview in once we get to that stage?

2. Do you all think it is beneficial to put in the letters of intent that we hope to be living together by June of 2007?

Thats it for the moment, thanks in advance, humbly,

Ramos

Edited May 15, 2006 by Yodrak

[ramos96 1]

Ok reading for the win!

line 19 answers that first one , I seriously thought I had read it all, Im a dork.

that still leaves question #2

Humbly,

Ramos

[TracyTN 237]

You can put that in the letter of intent, but I don't really see what purpose it serves. All they care is that you are both free and willing to marry.

Edited May 15, 2006 by TracyTN

[antone 0]

Agree with TracyTN. There's no harm in adding it in if it makes you feel better, but it won't likely make any difference to the speed at which the application is processed.

Assuming your case is simple, I'd say your chances of being together by June 2007 are pretty decent.

[Kajikit 65]

If she is living in Hong Kong legally, that's where she'll have her interview - they do it in the country of legal residence, so if you're a student or on a working visa you don't have to fly back to where you came from just to do the interview...