Need Help with I-129F Question 18

[Redsuns 0]

Hi ppl,

I Need help with question 18.

It ask me to: describe the circumstance under which you met.

What should I write in there?

we have met over few years ago in 2004. we started or relationship in 2009 and we have met a lots of time already.

I have proof of boarding passes and passport stamps of the most recent trip that is now in february.

should I write from all the way back in 2004 of how we met? or should I write from when we started or relationship in 2009?

Thanks

[MrTee12 64]

It varies from person to person really. In my case, I wrote about 2 paragraphs in detail how my fiancee and and I met. From the initial moment to the important events (ie: trips to viist each other) that led us to want to get married. It doesn't have to sound like a Hollywood fairy tale or anything. Just be honest and explain to your "love story" just like you would tell someone you're having dinner with. Hope this helps.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

Hi ppl,

I Need help with question 18.

It ask me to: describe the circumstance under which you met.

What should I write in there?

we have met over few years ago in 2004. we started or relationship in 2009 and we have met a lots of time already.

I have proof of boarding passes and passport stamps of the most recent trip that is now in february.

should I write from all the way back in 2004 of how we met? or should I write from when we started or relationship in 2009?

Thanks

Keep it simple. "We met online (or wherever you met) in 2004, met in person on these dates in these locations."

They just want to know you've met in person and how/when/where.

USCIS doesn't want to hear/read your entire relationship history, how you feel about each other, when you knew you wanted to get married, any of that stuff. They want the details of meeting and that's it.

Edited March 1, 2011 by Coconuts

[charles&sowon 0]

HI,in my case, What I wrote was, date when I met, City where I met physically ,and met her family members. Just 4 lines. No photos, No Air Ticket. Oh yes, I had my full pages of passport Black and White copy as an evidence.