About to File K-1..please help on some questions

[shosurplussales 0]

Ok, its finally time that i file the K-1 package for the love of my life that lives in india.

I have a few questions though about supporting evidence about an existing relationship

We talk on the phone every single say since i met her in december 2005, only thing is though is that i used calling cards to call her. She has no internet access, and we havent sent any cards or anything to each other. How can i show the USCIS that we are constantly in touch with each other if the only method of communication i use with her is scratch off calling cards? I do dial the 1-800 number from my cell phone, and those records are available, do you think that will be substantial.

also another question i have is that i am planning on filing on oct 1, 2006. I will be going to see her in india from november 22, 2006 and will be returning on jan 16, 2006 (2 whole months YAY!!) Will it be a problem with my k-1 filing process if i am over in india 2 months into the filing process? (meaning will i need to be here in america getting other documents signed and notarized like the i-134 etc.) and also should i send my airline iteniary in with my original k-1 packet showing that i will be going to see her again in a few months?

Please help and thanks in advance about your comments.

[chilton747 0]

Ok, its finally time that i file the K-1 package for the love of my life that lives in india.

I have a few questions though about supporting evidence about an existing relationship

We talk on the phone every single say since i met her in december 2005, only thing is though is that i used calling cards to call her. She has no internet access, and we havent sent any cards or anything to each other. How can i show the USCIS that we are constantly in touch with each other if the only method of communication i use with her is scratch off calling cards? I do dial the 1-800 number from my cell phone, and those records are available, do you think that will be substantial.

also another question i have is that i am planning on filing on oct 1, 2006. I will be going to see her in india from november 22, 2006 and will be returning on jan 16, 2006 (2 whole months YAY!!) Will it be a problem with my k-1 filing process if i am over in india 2 months into the filing process? (meaning will i need to be here in america getting other documents signed and notarized like the i-134 etc.) and also should i send my airline iteniary in with my original k-1 packet showing that i will be going to see her again in a few months?

Please help and thanks in advance about your comments.

You give to them all you can give, do all things that have documented records available, don't take any shortcuts if humanly possible, then you have done your all. After all, love is the motivating factor.

[JenT 0]

All you need to do at this point is prove that you have met in person within the last two years of your filing. Passports stamps and pictures are the best evidence of this.

As far as being out of the US, if you receive an RFE in that time period, your case will not progress until they receive the RFE back from you, so you will be taking a chance that nothing is out of order while you are away. You can certainly send your itinerary, but it won't make a difference in terms of any RFEs you might receive.

You don't need to worry about your I-134 until you get closer to your NOA2. If you complete it too early, you will run the risk of your supporting documentation being out of date.

Be sure to check the VJ guides and example forms as you complete all of your paperwork.

Best wishes,

Jen

[shosurplussales 0]

What are some of the most common type of RFE's?

Sorry but i just remembered another very important question that i had. How does my k-1 packet need to be bound before it is sent to the TSC. Does it need to be paperclipped, or put into a binder or what?

Thanks again for everyones input in advance

[JenT 0]

What are some of the most common type of RFE's?

Missing supporting documentation (both sides), missing original signatures, insufficient evidence to support having met, conflicting facts in your documentation, not sending in all 4 copies of the G-325A with original signatures on each....

What are some of the most common type of RFE's?

Sorry but i just remembered another very important question that i had. How does my k-1 packet need to be bound before it is sent to the TSC. Does it need to be paperclipped, or put into a binder or what?

Thanks again for everyones input in advance

Check the guides... people have done different things. I paperclipped my G-325As together, fastened everything with a big clip.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...amp;page=k1tips

Edited September 25, 2006 by JenT

[maggieNomar 0]

Ok, its finally time that i file the K-1 package for the love of my life that lives in india.

I have a few questions though about supporting evidence about an existing relationship

We talk on the phone every single say since i met her in december 2005, only thing is though is that i used calling cards to call her. She has no internet access, and we havent sent any cards or anything to each other. How can i show the USCIS that we are constantly in touch with each other if the only method of communication i use with her is scratch off calling cards? I do dial the 1-800 number from my cell phone, and those records are available, do you think that will be substantial.

I sent copy of back and front of all cards I had used to date along with copies of my cell phone bill showing I had dialed the number on the cards.

Maggie

[sunandmoon 450]

don't need phone cards or phone records for initial filing of I-129f. that's the type of evidence you use at the interview for proof of ongoing relationship. save it for the interview.

[Michelle_Otman 0]

my petition had copies of my phone bills in it for proof of relationship i also had an attorney do mine wish was a waste of time and lots of money, but i know they want to see eveything possible, send all the pics u can live without, more info. hopefully less b.s. oh.... and on your letter of intent i was told by my attorney for my fiance and i to rewrite it and they want the whole story from who u are to when u met and when u seen each other for the first time to what u did when u were together and if u met his or her family everything make a stronge case for u and your fiancee.... when u find your soulmate u have to do whatever u have to, to share your lives together... best of luck everyone i just reseved my notice from the NVC it was dated Sept. 18 and its being sent to casa, morocco very soon and i cant wait to see my love again.... no more sitting in from of this pc. my chair has a implant in it....lol...

michelle

don't need phone cards or phone records for initial filing of I-129f. that's the type of evidence you use at the interview for proof of ongoing relationship. save it for the interview.

[maggieNomar 0]

don't need phone cards or phone records for initial filing of I-129f. that's the type of evidence you use at the interview for proof of ongoing relationship. save it for the interview.

Perhaps but I was told by my attorney to submit it (calling card copies and cell phone records) to show proof of communication in lieu of pages and pages of emails. The OP said he did not have emails/IM chat logs, so this would be the proof of communication he might need. Maybe it will save me and RFE; maybe not. I agree additional cards/phone records will be needed later. I just offered an opinion from my experience. Doesn't mean this is the way it is.

maggie

[shosurplussales 0]

thank you very much everyone..best of luck