Whats the difference? courrier service or mail

[Fiance. 4]

Did you keep your boarding passes? Scroll down to "Documentary Proof of Having Met in Person in the Past Two Years and an Ongoing Relationship": http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

I have memorized all the visa journey topics and necessary documents, I did not keep the boarding pass, only flight Itinerary that was sent to my e-mail. If you like feel free to add me on skype.

Thank you

[Pitaya 2,577]

LCL's reference and link to the guide are great.

You have to be able to prove two things with your evidence, that you have actually met within 2 years of filing the petition, and that you have an ongoing relationship. They are somewhat similar, but they are different.

The mentioned guide succinctly describes the purposes of the evidence and gives some tried and tested examples of what works. Look at the guides and determine if you have adequate evidence for both criteria.

Do you have legible, dated passport stamps and emailed itinerary?

Edited April 20, 2012 by A&B

[Fiance. 4]

It looks a little redundant...redundant.... redundant...you mention the same agency three times, shown in red.

How about:

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

P.O. Box 660151

Dallas, TX 75266

and call it good ? (That's what mine looked like.)

Of course, it is your petition. Good luck.

thank you, I guess its because I dont understand english well, lol, sorry about that, I just copied one example of form in this site.

[Fiance. 4]

LCL's reference and link to the guide are great.

You have to be able to prove two things with your evidence, that you have actually met within 2 years of filing the petition, and that you have an ongoing relationship. They are somewhat similar, but they are different.

The mentioned guide succinctly describes the purposes of the evidence and gives some tried and tested examples of what works. Look at the guides and determine if you have adequate evidence for both criteria.

Do you have legible, dated passport stamps and emailed itinerary?

What is that LCL's? I have pictures together and passport stamps for both of us + email of our itinerary! yay!

Thank you for your help, I think I really need it, specially cause I still havent be able to use this site properly.

[Pitaya 2,577]

thank you, I guess its because I dont understand english well, lol, sorry about that, I just copied one example of form in this site.

Hey, no problema....

Heck, I was born in America and I sometimes don't understand English.... , then if you hit me with some of my fiancee's "Chinglish" (her word) , it changes into something with a life of its own.... As you may have noticed, we are a diverse group, with folks from all over the world.

The guides are the best thing to use to prepare for your visa journey.

Sorry, LCL = Left Coast Lady...

Edited April 20, 2012 by A&B

[Fiance. 4]

Hey, no problema....

Heck, I was born in America and I sometimes don't understand English.... , then if you hit me with some of my fiancee's "Chinglish" (her word) , it changes into something with a life of its own.... As you may have noticed, we are a diverse group, with folks from all over the world.

The guides are the best thing to use to prepare for your visa journey.

Sorry, LCL = Left Coast Lady...

Aww that is so nice to hear! now I dont feel soo stupid anymore, just one thing I dont get why is that LCL guide is important, I opened it but there is no info about k1, lol, sorry if is too hard to chat with me,

Thank you.

[Chicagoguy 2 27]

There was a poster at another site who worked at Vermont Service Center and he strongly advised against big packages. It had a negative effect. My Russian wife was able to print some type of log or summary. Try that.

[Pitaya 2,577]

Aww that is so nice to hear! now I dont feel soo stupid anymore, just one thing I dont get why is that LCL guide is important, I opened it but there is no info about k1, lol, sorry if is too hard to chat with me,

Thank you.

Hey, we all started at the beginning of this visa journey.

I think that LeftCoastLady (LCL) was trying to point you toward the step-by-step K-1 guide, the information in there can be a real time-saver! If you follow that guide, you will be doing yourself a real favor.....

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Aww that is so nice to hear! now I dont feel soo stupid anymore, just one thing I dont get why is that LCL guide is important, I opened it but there is no info about k1, lol, sorry if is too hard to chat with me,

Thank you.

It's not the LCL guide. It's the K-1 guide, which is a page you and especially your fiancé, since he will file the petition, should read over and over again to ensure the petition is completed correctly and the appropriate information is included. This is the link: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide.

[Fiance. 4]

There was a poster at another site who worked at Vermont Service Center and he strongly advised against big packages. It had a negative effect. My Russian wife was able to print some type of log or summary. Try that.

Thank you very much, I thought the big package was better, I am surely will try that.

[Pitaya 2,577]

It's not the LCL guide. It's the K-1 guide, which is a page you and especially your fiancé, since he will file the petition, should read over and over again to ensure the petition is completed correctly and the appropriate information is included. This is the link: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide.

Ah c'mon..... you don't want to claim authorship of that beauty???

BTW: great advice!

Edited April 20, 2012 by A&B

[Fiance. 4]

Ah c'mon..... you don't want to claim authorship of that beauty???

BTW: great advice!

Yea I saw that and have already all memorized, lol, just dont know how to put it all together.

Thank you.

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Yea I saw that and have already all memorized, lol, just dont know how to put it all together.

Thank you.

If you read the guide and still don't know how to put together the package, then you should read it again. All of the information is there on one page.

[dalatian 4]

as leftcoastlady suggested, it would be beneficial to you if we know which country you're from because some countries might be examined less strictly than others with high fraudulent rate, and so we can assist you with relevant information.

in our case, the entire i-129f package sent to dallas fit comfortably in a regular envelope with evidence of meeting in the last 2 years as 4 photos, 1 luggage tag, 1 itinerary printout. we got approved without any issues (see our timeline for details). 3 kg of evidence is pretty much crazy. i'm not sure if that will help at all though some posters seem to advocate front-loading; however, there is no concrete evidence that it really works in your favor.

[jkb11 26]

The beneficiary's country of origin doesn't matter at all at the USCIS stage. It might be, however, advantageous to front-load evidence with USCIS, depending on the Embassy.