IMBRA question

[gobdogman 0]

Ok now that we see the draft for the supposed I-129f form and see some of the questions i have a question and hope that someone can help me with this.

I met my fiancee on a web site called filipinheart.com and we met about 1 year ago and havent used that site since.

Does this web site fall under the IMBRA and if there wasnt a regulation to ask for that informatiuon at the time we met on that site what should our answer for the question regarding if we met at a internation marriage brokerage service?

How are they going to enact this criterea of this new law on people that met before this law went into affect?

Sorry if this question has been already brought up before i didnt see anything regarding this when i did a search.

[aussiewench 9]

I have no idea. Was there a money exchange at all with the site?

[workin4somethin 0]

Ok now that we see the draft for the supposed I-129f form and see some of the questions...

Where is a copy of the draft of the new Form I-129F located?

Thanks!

[workin4somethin 0]

Ok now that we see the draft for the supposed I-129f form and see some of the questions...

Where is a copy of the draft of the new Form I-129F located?

Thanks!

"Oops! I found it!"

[gobdogman 0]

Well after i posted this topic yesterday i went to the filipinaheart web site and sent them an e-mail regarding this subject and this is what i get from the as reply

Dear Member,

Thank you for your email regarding the new US law for online dating

companies to collect criminal background information from US citizens who

contact foreign nationals.

We have just learnt that Judge Clarence Cooper of the United States

District court has granted a temporary injunction against the United

States government from enforcing the International Marriage Broker

Regulation Act of 2005 pending a further hearing on March 20th 2006 to rule on

the constitutional validity of the above law.

Therefore, any of our US members who had been affected by the above law

will for now be able to continue to use the website without the need to

complete any IMBRA background information. We are hopeful that the

United States District Court will confirm the unconstitutional nature of

this law on March 20th and will keep you informed of the status of this

regulation.

For further information on IMBRA2005 click on this link…

http://usaimmigrationattorney.com/nucleus/index.php

To read the injunction click on this link. Thank you for your

attention. We will inform members in the event of this law becoming active again

in future.

[rlt 0]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?????????????????

Is this gonna stop everything again?

@$$%&@ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kitkat1 5]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?????????????????

Is this gonna stop everything again?

@$$%&@ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DON'T WORRY - this is OLD news. The email they sent him was a form letter and if you read carefully it refers to a hearing on MARCH 20.

Hopefully we will know something in the next week or so regarding how they are going to collect information from the USC - I know it's HARD but try to hang tight and stay as calm as possible - I know it is NOT easy.