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Hi Guys, i was wondering, do i need any extra forms filled out by my fiances parents because it is there house i will be living in even though my fiance will be sponsoring me. Any ideas on what i should do?? Thanks dave

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Hi Guys, i was wondering, do i need any extra forms filled out by my fiances parents because it is there house i will be living in even though my fiance will be sponsoring me. Any ideas on what i should do?? Thanks dave

AFAIK there aren't any, unless your fiancée's parents are co-sponsoring you.

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Hi Guys, i was wondering, do i need any extra forms filled out by my fiances parents because it is there house i will be living in even though my fiance will be sponsoring me. Any ideas on what i should do?? Thanks dave

AFAIK there aren't any, unless your fiancée's parents are co-sponsoring you.

Right. If your fiance qualifies to sponsor, your living arrangements are of no consequence.

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Hi Guys, i was wondering, do i need any extra forms filled out by my fiances parents because it is there house i will be living in even though my fiance will be sponsoring me. Any ideas on what i should do?? Thanks dave

AFAIK there aren't any, unless your fiancée's parents are co-sponsoring you.

Right. If your fiance qualifies to sponsor, your living arrangements are of no consequence.

That's right, USCIS only wants the address where you'll live, not with whom.

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Hi Guys, i was wondering, do i need any extra forms filled out by my fiances parents because it is there house i will be living in even though my fiance will be sponsoring me. Any ideas on what i should do?? Thanks dave

no, only if your fiancee's parents are going to be a co-sponsor for the K1.

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I-129F Sent : 2008-02-29

I-129F NOA1: 2008-03-12

I-129F NOA2: 2008-07-15 date on notice

NVC Left: 2008-07-23 date on letter

Packet 3 Received: 2008-10-14 date on letter

Packet 3 Sent: 2009-03-25

Medical: 2008-11-05

Interview Date: 2009-07-08

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AP Approved!: 2010-02-18

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