Living in the US whilst awaiting processing

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"What to send to your fiance(e) once the I-129F is approved (Receive NOA2) A copy of the entire I-129f package (that you made when you

sent the petition in) and a copy of information that you sent back due to an RFE (if you received one)" - quote from Step-by-Step Guide on VisaJourney - Is the reason WHY I would have to "send" my fiance(e) "a copy of the entire 1-129f paackage is because I would have to

be back here in Australia when the application is being processed?? Is it because I would be receiving my notification at my Australian address?

If you can afford to stay in the US during the 5-6 months it takes to process the K-1 and can fly in and out as many times as I want - would I be able to stay in the US during those long 5-6 months? I mean if I get my notification it would

ony be a matter of booking a flight and getting back with 24-48 hours to deal with it. What I am asking it is - are there any RULES regarding this period.

Finally, I-134 Affidavit of Support form - I am a woman and I know 99% of the time, the person residing in the US has to prove he or she can support their alien spouse. What about if I am more money and assets than my man. How does this form work then?

If I have a home in the US and and in Australia?

Appreciate any comments. Thanks

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

It's recommended your fiance has a copy of the full package so they can review it before interview, and bring it to interview- embassies have been known to loose bits of the package, so it is good to have a copy to give them if necessary.

The visiting rules during the K1 processing are the same as for normal visitors- ie if you are on the Visa Waiver, you can stay a maximum of 90 days at the time, and the guideliens are to stay outside the USA longer than you were inside.

The affidavit of support applies the same whether you are a man or a woman. The petitioner must have the income or assets, it doesn't matter if the foreign fiance has more, as long as the petitioner has sufficient to make the 125% poverty line.