Little evidence to send with I-129F? Older woman/younger man

[rebeccajo 14]

Yeah. The reason age can play a factor, to be brutal, is whether or not the petitioner is being 'used' by the beneficiary for a green card ticket to the US. Our relationships are all scrutinized that way, whether you like it or not - but with beneficiaries from more developed countries IMHO it is less of a factor.

I don't know the track record for Costa Rico. I know with the T6 countries it is absolutely looked at.

At any rate, for I-129F approval you only have to prove you have met in the last 2 years. It would have been good if you had the boarding passes - hopefully passports will be enough.

Proving the validity of the relationship will be in the hands of the CO at the interview.

[KarenCee 3]

KarenCee,

A dangerous thing to do.

Age difference, or any other single factor, is only one tile in a mosaic. Decisions are made based on what the mosaic looks like, not what any particular tile looks like (although for denial it is necessary to identify some odd-looking tiles that contributed to ruining the appearance of the mosaic).

Yodrak

I was basing my response on the approvals of those on here who have age differences...nothing more.

My apologies Yodrak...and to everyone else...for posting my response

[gemini23nj 2]

pura vida amiga! I am 10 years 11 months older than my Tico husband, we had our k-1 interview in San Jose Feb of last year. They were very nice, and complete. When I first dated my husband, the age thing bothered me, but as time passed I forgot the age difference. So when the consular asked us flat out if the age difference was going to make a difference to us, I was kinda surprised, (jajaja forgot) but we answered honestly. We love each other, and no it didn't make a darn difference! We were approved!