Proof

[mehogany 0]

Hi everyone! I am assembling the first part with the I-129F and all, but have a few questions.

1. With the cover letter, should I list all the proof that I provided for our meeting? Or is it okay to just state that I have listed proof (and keep it neatly together)?
2. A little silly, but do I need to sign proof? Like copies of boarding passes/itineraries? I sign everything else, right?
3. I have booked a flight to see him in March (I've never flown before, so I won't have stamps in a passport from a previous meeting). Is it a good idea to use my itinerary as proof of an ongoing relationship?

Many thanks!

[steph&max 13]

Hello, welcome! These are just my two cents....

1. With the cover letter, should I list all the proof that I provided for our meeting? Or is it okay to just state that I have listed proof (and keep it neatly together)? On my cover letter I only wrote it like this:

-Proof of having met in the past 2 years... page #

-Proof of ongoing relationship....page#

And I made a cover page for each of those explaining what was going to follow in the next few pages

2. A little silly, but do I need to sign proof? Like copies of boarding passes/itineraries? I sign everything else, right?

I think you only need to sign pages like the cover page, the letter of intents, the pages that explain what will follow,and all the forms, but not actual boarding pass or itinerary.
3. I have booked a flight to see him in March (I've never flown before, so I won't have stamps in a passport from a previous meeting). Is it a good idea to use my itinerary as proof of an ongoing relationship?

I think since this is in the future it wouldn't really count yet

[Mick & Janni 11]

We didn't list every proof, we just wrote:

"- Proof of having met in person in the past two years

- Proof of ongoing relationship"

We also didn't sign the proof we sent, we did however add a little info on the side to explain what the proof was showing, just to be extra clear.

We also sent our itinerary in the package (the one from the trip that had already happened though, not a future one). Not sure if they'd care about it or not, but we wanted to add as much as possible.

Edited January 19, 2016 by Mick & Janni

[yuna628 9,713]

Hi everyone! I am assembling the first part with the I-129F and all, but have a few questions.

1. With the cover letter, should I list all the proof that I provided for our meeting? Or is it okay to just state that I have listed proof (and keep it neatly together)?

2. A little silly, but do I need to sign proof? Like copies of boarding passes/itineraries? I sign everything else, right?

3. I have booked a flight to see him in March (I've never flown before, so I won't have stamps in a passport from a previous meeting). Is it a good idea to use my itinerary as proof of an ongoing relationship?

Many thanks!

1) We wrote ours like this

Proof of meeting within two years

- passport stamps from X

-boarding passes from X dated __ and __

receipt showing movie ticket purchase for two at ___

__ photographs

etc.

we had a lot of passport stamps from different years mind you, I stuck a post-it note on the pages of the most recent trips just for a visual cue.

2) no we did not sign our proof

3)I don't think something from the future would help in this instance. They want to know if you have met your fiance within the past two years, so make sure you supply evidence of that, rather than a meeting in the future. Provide that and you'll be good on that requirement.

[mehogany 0]

Thanks for the advice, everyone! He has visited twice before, so we have proof of that. Just wasn't sure if my future plans to see him would count for anything.

Also, when putting the address on a cover letter, letter of intent, etc... what address did you use? I'm seeing different things. And do I sign the bottom of G-325A? It doesn't leave space for that, only for printing your name?

Thanks again!

[Mick & Janni 11]

You sign the g-325a where it says "Signature of applicant". You and your fiancé need to fill out and sign one g-325a form each.

You put the petitioner's name and address on the cover letter as he/she is the one applying. You write one "intent to marry" each, you put your address and name on yours, he puts his address and name on his.

And the address for the USCIS, this is the one we put on the cover letter:

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

P.O. Box 660151

Dallas, TX 75266

Edited January 20, 2016 by Mick & Janni

[mehogany 0]

That's the one I was looking for! We have our return address on our own. thank you!