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Question B12 on I-129F

By Rob&Pame in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures

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Rob&Pame   2

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Costa Rica
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Follow up to my previous post:

My fiancee was in the US working on a J1 visa as an Au Pair. She quit that job in May. She then came back on the visa in August to see me even though she wasn't working anymore.

Question B12 states "He or she last arrived as a:(visitor, student, exchange alien,crewman, stowaway, temporary worker, without inspection,etc.)

I was going to put "Au Pair" but that's not technically true since she was no longer working. Any thoughts on how I should complete this?

Also, there is no "Date authorized stay expired, or will expire as shown on I-94 or I-95" on her I-94. Do I just put the date her visa expires?

10/01/2010: Engaged
10/29/2010: I-129f sent UPS to TX
11/02/2010: I-129f delivered to TX service center @ 12:13 PM
11/08/2010: Check to Homeland Security cleared
11/13/2010: NOA1 received

04/26/2011: NOA2 received

06/07/2011: Interview date

06/09/2011: Visa received

06/18/2011: US entry

06/25/2011: Marriage

07/28/2011: Employment Authorization Document filed

10/03/2011: EAD approved

10/06/2011: EAD received

09/30/2012: Matthew Jacob born!

08/27/2013: I-751 sent FedEx to Vermont

01/11/2014: New green card received

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TashaK   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hmmm, that doesn't seem quite right that she can use the J-1 to come back in even though she's not working. I thought those were invalid if the job was terminated?

I don't know how to answer that one, you could just put J-1 visa, and its expiry date? Also, you may want to make sure she's not subject to the 2 year rule for J-1 visa holders.

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