Quick engagement...

[BridgetEM 0]

My fiance and I met online and within a very short time decided to marry. We are both young. Between those two details, should we have anything to worry about? Will the lack of a "courtship" period affect us?

[Hell0W0rld 10]

nothing to worry about, from the time you file just start documenting your relationship so by the time you have your interview, you'll have enough evidence to show your relationship is real, for example:

send some snail mails, chat, email, phone calls, travel to see each other, etc....

[Mrs. Disney 0]

My fiance and I met online and within a very short time decided to marry. We are both young. Between those two details, should we have anything to worry about? Will the lack of a "courtship" period affect us?

You didn't mention if you two had met in person. That's one of the requirements for the visa.

[BridgetEM 0]

My fiance and I met online and within a very short time decided to marry. We are both young. Between those two details, should we have anything to worry about? Will the lack of a "courtship" period affect us?

You didn't mention if you two had met in person. That's one of the requirements for the visa.

Yes, we have met in person.

[Mrs. Disney 0]

My fiance and I met online and within a very short time decided to marry. We are both young. Between those two details, should we have anything to worry about? Will the lack of a "courtship" period affect us?

You didn't mention if you two had met in person. That's one of the requirements for the visa.

Yes, we have met in person.

Excelent!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

My fiance and I met online and within a very short time decided to marry. We are both young. Between those two details, should we have anything to worry about? Will the lack of a "courtship" period affect us?

Not for the I-129f petition and you say you have met in person, so you should be fine. This situation can be a problem at some consulates who can question the sincerity of the relationship, so document evrything well from now until the interview

[TBoneTX 44,868]

"Nothing to worry about" and "you should be fine" are perilously dismissive answers. I personally consider your question about these potential red flags to be VERY valid. Take NOTHING for granted regarding how your (eventual) consulate may view the I-129F file that they will receive from USCIS. Some consulates will refuse to accept evidence brought to an interview and will kick interviewees out for "insufficient evidence of relationship." I highly recommend that you cross-post your question to the VJ Regional Subforum for India, where you can receive informed answers from people who have recently dealt with your (eventual) consulate. You are to be commended for thinking ahead.