Travelling to fiance while I-129F under way?

[Kali & Steven 1]

Hello, all!

I'm travelling to N. Ireland in a little under a week for a 5 week stay in the country.

I plan to bring a copy of my NOA1, university ID, and my return travel itinerary.

Do I need to be more? If so, what?

Should I be worried about being denied entry (moreso than usual)? Or does the worry fall to him when he comes over to the US, to prove that he won't stay?

Thanks!

Edited May 16, 2012 by krypton0891

[Sirdaniel42 86]

You should have no more problems than normal, yeswhen he comes to the US he would have to bring all the proof of strong ties to his home country.

Enjoy your stay

Edited May 16, 2012 by Sirdaniel42

[Darkmoonfaerie 19]

Hello, all!

I'm travelling to N. Ireland in a little under a week for a 5 week stay in the country.

I plan to bring a copy of my NOA1, university ID, and my return travel itinerary.

Do I need to be more? If so, what?

Should I be worried about being denied entry (moreso than usual)? Or does the worry fall to him when he comes over to the US, to prove that he won't stay?

Thanks!

Just answer questions calmly and honestly but don't give more info than they need. Do you have a class schedule you could add to that? Also a bank statement showing you can support yourself would be great. I had a very unpleasant officer at Heathrow when I flew over in November. As soon as she heard the word fiance, she asked for financial info, proof of ties to home, etc. I had my return flight booking info with me and was able to pull up my practice's website, and teaching contract online for her. I told her that I love their country but that because of my career, we were opting to file for an American visa and move to my country. She seemed to relax when I told her we were getting ready to file his paperwork and intended to do everything the legal way. Odds are they won't do the same to you, but wanted you to hear what I had happen this last visit. Don't stress too much and enjoy your trip