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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Tunisia
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I am originally from Tunisia but i have been living in Italy since 2012 where i met my fiancée...my question is do i need to show for USCIS that i was in Italy the time i met my fiancée and if yes how can i prove that?

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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USCIS may ask for proof of meeting and where you met so be prepared

If someone introduced you, ask them to make out an affidavit for you (examples of how to do one are online) Easy to do one and they are accepted as eveidence as attested to in first line of any affiavit.

If you met another way, ask the forum here stating how you met so they can answer

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