my question

[marekhi 0]

how are you guys?

i have question and hope someone get me advice.

1. how i can understand that my case was touched?

2. i was working when we sent our 1-129f but i am not working now and not looking for new job because i am waiting for finish of my case, how you think i must correct my papers in USCIS?

sorry for my "high" English, i start learn 2 years ago by myself and it is not very good:)))

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

how are you guys?

i have question and hope someone get me advice.

1. how i can understand that my case was touched?

2. i was working when we sent our 1-129f but i am not working now and not looking for new job because i am waiting for finish of my case, how you think i must correct my papers in USCIS?

sorry for my "high" English, i start learn 2 years ago by myself and it is not very good:)))

1. When you first log into the Case Status page on the USCIS site, there is a column, Last Updated. If that date changes we are calling it a touch. However it is quite meaningless to try to read anything into that.

Its not clear from your question 2 whether you are the US Citizen or not? You say you are not looking for a job to me implies that you are the foreign fiance who will interview at the consulate? If thats the case the consulate will send you a packet. But before that, as it comes closer to your interview time you can do things like get you birth certificate and police reports from places you lived for more than 6 months, divorce certificates etc.

Then there are forms that you will have to fill out for the emabassy. You can find out which forms are required be checking the embassy website. The forms for the embassy are available at the DOS site. http://travel.state.gov/visa/forms/forms_1342.html

You will also have to do a Medical Exam and your U.S. fiance should send you an I-134 Affidavit of support before the interview. Oh and your fiance should also send you a copy of the I-129F package he sent to USCIS, including originals of the proof of meeting and ongoing relationship evidence for the interview.

Good Luck!

Edited April 10, 2011 by LookyWhatIFound

[marekhi 0]

1. When you first log into the Case Status page on the USCIS site, there is a column, Last Updated. If that date changes we are calling it a touch. However it is quite meaningless to try to read anything into that.

Its not clear from your question 2 whether you are the US Citizen or not? You say you are not looking for a job to me implies that you are the foreign fiance who will interview at the consulate? If thats the case the consulate will send you a packet. But before that, as it comes closer to your interview time you can do things like get you birth certificate and police reports from places you lived for more than 6 months, divorce certificates etc.

Then there are forms that you will have to fill out for the emabassy. You can find out which forms are required be checking the embassy website. The forms for the embassy are available at the DOS site. http://travel.state.gov/visa/forms/forms_1342.html

You will also have to do a Medical Exam and your U.S. fiance should send you an I-134 Affidavit of support before the interview. Oh and your fiance should also send you a copy of the I-129F package he sent to USCIS, including originals of the proof of meeting and ongoing relationship evidence for the interview.

thank you for replay, yes i am still waiting for NOA2

Good Luck!

[marekhi 0]

oh, my case status is RFE, i tried to find last updated, but i could not, can you explain how i can find it?

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

oh, my case status is RFE, i tried to find last updated, but i could not, can you explain how i can find it?

I'm assuming you have signed up for case status, have you?

When you first log in you have the columns in the first row:

Receipt Number Email Alert Mobile Alert Last Updated Form Num Form Title

Look under the third column, second row. Thats you last updated date.

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

oh, my case status is RFE, i tried to find last updated, but i could not, can you explain how i can find it?

But I am still confused, if you are the US Citizen and you say you are not looking for a job you probably should have a co-sponsor for the I-134 affidaivit of support cause you're fiance will have to show you can support her/him in the US.

[marekhi 0]

But I am still confused, if you are the US Citizen and you say you are not looking for a job you probably should have a co-sponsor for the I-134 affidaivit of support cause you're fiance will have to show you can support her/him in the US.

i am not US citizen, my fianse is. i am in Georgia Republic, here i lost job and i don't looking for different, coz my fiance, who lives in America helps me and sends money every month.

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

i am not US citizen, my fianse is. i am in Georgia Republic, here i lost job and i don't looking for different, coz my fiance, who lives in America helps me and sends money every month.

Ok that is fine no problem there. I wanted to make sure this is the case so I am giving you the right information. Good luck!

[marekhi 0]

Ok that is fine no problem there. I wanted to make sure this is the case so I am giving you the right information. Good luck!

thank you so much

good luck