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weescotlassie   2

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I'm doing the fiancee letter of intent, United States Department of State

United States Consulate, [name of country where Embassy is located]

[Embassy Address]

Can someone tell me if the united states consulate In the brackets as above is to be where my fiancee comes from? (being UK)

Cheers for any advice..

We first met online 2004, but things started to get serious in Dec 2007. Made my first visit to the USA in march 2008 for 2 weeks. Then returned again in Aug 2008 for 3 months.. Then i came back to the UK for 5 months to return back to the USA April 2009 for another 3months.

TIMELINE

I-129f filed: 06/01/10

NOA1 received: 07/01/10

NOA2 received: 13/04/10

NVC received: 16/04/10

Left NVC: 19/04/10

Consulate Received: 21/04/10

Rec Instructions Pkt3: 23/04/10

Complete Instructions Pkt3: 24/05/10

Rec App. Letter Pkt4: 09/06/10

Medical Date: 30/06/10

Interview Date: 30/07/10

Interview Results: APPROVED

Received Visa: 13/08/10

Entered USA: 30/09/2010

Marriage: 24/10/2010

Filed AOS,EAD & AP: 10/01/2011

Received NOA1: 18/01/2011

Biometrics App. 25/02/2011

AOS: Transferred to California 14/02/2011

AOS & EAD: Approved

Received Greencard: 18/03/2011

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Can someone tell me if the united states consulate In the brackets as above is to be where my fiancee comes from? (being UK)

The answer for most people's is "Yes." (If he/she is living in the country they're from. It would be the Embassy/Consulate's address where the interview will take place.)

Something to keep in mind though - the Example Letter of Intent here on VJ is showing you two examples in one. One example is for the first letter of intent (which is suggested to be submitted with the initial filing of the I-129f) and would go to USCIS and have the appropriate addressee in the letter. The other is for the interview stage (to be taken to the interview) which would have a different addressee on the letter. (If that makes sense.) :star:

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The answer for most people's is "Yes." (If he/she is living in the country they're from. It would be the Embassy/Consulate's address where the interview will take place.)

Something to keep in mind though - the Example Letter of Intent here on VJ is showing you two examples in one. One example is for the first letter of intent (which is suggested to be submitted with the initial filing of the I-129f) and would go to USCIS and have the appropriate addressee in the letter. The other is for the interview stage (to be taken to the interview) which would have a different addressee on the letter. (If that makes sense.) :star:

Can you explain what you mean by a different adressee on the letter of intent for interview?

Sent I-129f on 02/02/2010 Wish Me Luck!

Received I-797C Notice of Action or NOA1 dated 02/10/10 on 02/15/10

NOA2 Approved May 20, 2010

Married December 23, 2010!!

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weescotlassie   2

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Can you explain what you mean by a different adressee on the letter of intent for interview?

Yeah i think you need to explain that one to me cause you got me on that one....

We first met online 2004, but things started to get serious in Dec 2007. Made my first visit to the USA in march 2008 for 2 weeks. Then returned again in Aug 2008 for 3 months.. Then i came back to the UK for 5 months to return back to the USA April 2009 for another 3months.

TIMELINE

I-129f filed: 06/01/10

NOA1 received: 07/01/10

NOA2 received: 13/04/10

NVC received: 16/04/10

Left NVC: 19/04/10

Consulate Received: 21/04/10

Rec Instructions Pkt3: 23/04/10

Complete Instructions Pkt3: 24/05/10

Rec App. Letter Pkt4: 09/06/10

Medical Date: 30/06/10

Interview Date: 30/07/10

Interview Results: APPROVED

Received Visa: 13/08/10

Entered USA: 30/09/2010

Marriage: 24/10/2010

Filed AOS,EAD & AP: 10/01/2011

Received NOA1: 18/01/2011

Biometrics App. 25/02/2011

AOS: Transferred to California 14/02/2011

AOS & EAD: Approved

Received Greencard: 18/03/2011

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PeruvyandGringa   25

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Yeah i think you need to explain that one to me cause you got me on that one....

The Example:

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

(USCIS service center address)

OR when submitting for interview

United States Department of State

United States Consulate, [name of country where Embassy is located]

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The initial letters (2) (one for petitioner and one for beneficiary) for the initial I-129F filing, should have either the Vermont or California address (depending on where you are sending your file). Later, for the interview in the foreign country, it is suggested that you both write and sign letters identical to the first 2 sent with the initial filing. The only change would be a much more recent date (near the time of the interview), and these would now be addressed to the Consulate in the foreign country.

4 letters total. 1 from each of you both times.

07-17-2009 I-129F sent

07-22-2009 NOA1 date

07-24-2009 check cleared

07-30-2009 NOA1 received via snail mail

10-14-2009 NOA2 (we were around #187 on Igor's List)

12-30-2009 Interview in Madrid!

02-01-2010 Visa in Hand - finally!

03-08-2010 POE Orlando, FL

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