I-129f August 2016 Filers

[ADT 17]

Third, petitioner, and beneficiary either one can fill...Signed electronically....Answer who help beneficiary prepare..

[ceisenbruch 53]

I think maybe you're a little confused...

USC has to petition for the beneficiary, which is the I-129F. This asks for the petitioner's personal info, and also a Biographic of the beneficiary (which i had him help out with but wasn't nearly as detailed as the DS160). That petition was approved, so now my fiance is able to apply for a visa.

The DS-160 is the actual visa application. Since the beneficiary is the one applying for the visa, they have to fill this out. Again, I was commenting on the fact that they ask information that a USC would have absolutely no way of knowing, unless you guys literally know absolutely everything about each other. It asked for his primary school street address, every address he's ever lived at in the UK, every work title he's held, and family history that i have no way of knowing. And electronic signature or no, you're clicking a box that says "under penalty of perjury this indicates that I am 'x' and am signing as such", so yeah, kind of a big deal if you sign for them, since they're supposed to be signing it.

I only say these things because the DS160 is a huge deal and I've seen two threads this week where someone got denied and someone else got put into AP for it being the slightest bit incorrect.

[laci1806 15]

I think maybe you're a little confused...

USC has to petition for the beneficiary, which is the I-129F. This asks for the petitioner's personal info, and also a Biographic of the beneficiary (which i had him help out with but wasn't nearly as detailed as the DS160). That petition was approved, so now my fiance is able to apply for a visa.

The DS-160 is the actual visa application. Since the beneficiary is the one applying for the visa, they have to fill this out. Again, I was commenting on the fact that they ask information that a USC would have absolutely no way of knowing, unless you guys literally know absolutely everything about each other. It asked for his primary school street address, every address he's ever lived at in the UK, every work title he's held, and family history that i have no way of knowing. And electronic signature or no, you're clicking a box that says "under penalty of perjury this indicates that I am 'x' and am signing as such", so yeah, kind of a big deal if you sign for them, since they're supposed to be signing it.

I only say these things because the DS160 is a huge deal and I've seen two threads this week where someone got denied and someone else got put into AP for it being the slightest bit incorrect.

Actually, it is possible for the USC to fill it out. My fiancé and I spent a few hours going over all the questions together because he doesn't speak English. We discussed every answer in Russian, and I had printed a copy out and wrote the answers in English as we went along. When it was time to fill it out online, I filled it out then saved it and he went in and signed his name.

[ADT 17]

Same thing here, We on tango with video calling...Answer all questions if I don't she tell me...She did't English at all..

Instruction clearly mentioned beneficiary, petitioner or third party can fill out and sign by Beneficiary.

[laci1806 15]

Yeah the important thing is the beneficiary sign it stating everything is correct and true

[AlmedinaP 4]

Case was sent out from NVC today! so close. I'm excited

[AlmedinaP 4]

Same thing here, We on tango with video calling...Answer all questions if I don't she tell me...She did't English at all..

Instruction clearly mentioned beneficiary, petitioner or third party can fill out and sign by Beneficiary.

I did the same thing for my fiancé. My cousin who had her K1 approved, he is now here, did it too. If you don't tell them you did it, they don't know. As long as you have the info and permission from the beneficiary, it is fine! I had my fiancé log in and sign it from his phone so that it is accurate but my cousin did not and they were totally fine.

[ceisenbruch 53]

Not 100% correct. Yes the petitioner (or another third party) can help fill it out, but the beneficiary must sign it.

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/forms/ds-160--online-nonimmigrant-visa-application/frequently-asked-questions.html

I'm just gonna leave this here lol this is what we meant.

[ADT 17]

AlmedinaP

Congrats on your case...

have you schedule interview yet?

[Alan&Rachelle 18]

Our NOA2 was October 3rd and we finally got our case number from NVC last night after exactly a month of waiting! I'm so glad that we'll be dealing with Frankfurt from now on!!!

[soulstriker 274]

Our NOA2 was October 3rd and we finally got our case number from NVC last night after exactly a month of waiting! I'm so glad that we'll be dealing with Frankfurt from now on!!!

wow nvc is so inconsistent smh

[Réina17 77]

Case is in transit today!

[oguzksk 25]

noa2 11/04/2016.

Looks like nvc will take a month. It is fine. I wont complain.

[Seriouslady40 3]

Case is in transit today!

Congrats ! Wait for 3-4 days it will appear on the site of its ready for interview .

[Réina17 77]

Congrats ! Wait for 3-4 days it will appear on the site of its ready for interview .

Thank you! Did you receive a NVC letter? Messaged you btw

Edited November 5, 2016 by Réina17