January 2017 I-129F Filers

[TriloByte 1,818]

Case update. FInally moved to that ready status. Catching up with all of the early filers

 

Good luck everyone who is still waiting, I hope the remainder of everyone's process goes quick and smooth.

[Antonia & Dian 30]

Hi everyone just wanted to see if anyone has seen this as well... yesterday my tracker said at NVC and when I called they said it's still under AP and today I check it says ready....  

[calahjosh931 59]

1 hour ago, Nathan&Amy said:

If anybody here is from Canada and has booked their interview for Montreal, how far out did you have to book it?

I booked mine for July 19th and I booked it at the beginning of June. The reason why I scheduled the interview so long before is because my fiancé is coming with me and he could only get a certain week off. I was able to schedule an interview for an earlier date but chose not to.

[Nathan&Amy 204]

19 minutes ago, calahjosh931 said:

I booked mine for July 19th and I booked it at the beginning of June. The reason why I scheduled the interview so long before is because my fiancé is coming with me and he could only get a certain week off. I was able to schedule an interview for an earlier date but chose not to.

Ok thank you! Good to know.

[mbassett 288]

13 hours ago, lara u. said:

Had my interview and i passed!  When i get home i'll make a review for everyone! ❤️✈️

Congrats Looking forward to your review

[PR&PR 325]

3 hours ago, Nathan&Amy said:

If anybody here is from Canada and has booked their interview for Montreal, how far out did you have to book it?

There are slots available every wednesday starting of the 26th of July. K1 visa interview seems to be only taking place on Wednesdays.

Edited July 6, 2017 by PR&PR

[Mazeda 37]

I can't believe time is going by so fast!! Thank god. I pray for a approval for everyone with upcoming interviews. I asked my fiancee if he was nervous and he said no but oh my, im sitting here nervous !! 

[twinee 223]

9 hours ago, anajabonero said:

Day 156 here... completely nuts

I'm on day 155... You want to race 

[goodlulck52 69]

After 191 days of waiting (we are December filers), we are finally approved!  While it seems that I am behind most of you, at least it is our turn! 

[twinee 223]

7 minutes ago, goodlulck52 said:

After 191 days of waiting (we are December filers), we are finally approved!  While it seems that I am behind most of you, at least it is our turn! 

Do you know what caused yours to take so long? I've been trying to think why mine has been so long but I come up with nothing.

[goodlulck52 69]

Just now, twinee said:

Do you know what caused yours to take so long? I've been trying to think why mine has been so long but I come up with nothing.

Not at all. We sent our online enqury because it is out of normal processing time. 1.5 days later, we were approved.

[twinee 223]

1 minute ago, goodlulck52 said:

Not at all. We sent our online enqury because it is out of normal processing time. 1.5 days later, we were approved.

Glad you got approved. I know that takes a lot of stress away.

[AnJ Co 1,676]

20 minutes ago, goodlulck52 said:

After 191 days of waiting (we are December filers), we are finally approved!  While it seems that I am behind most of you, at least it is our turn! 

Congratulations!!!!  

Hats off to you!   You must have aged 20 years waiting for this day.

[Willy Wilcox 38]

I have a question about the I-134.  The instructions say:

 

"If a question does not apply to you (for example, if you have never been married and the question asks 'Provide the name of your current spouse'), type or print 'N/A,' unless otherwise directed. If your answer to a question which requires a numeric response is zero or none (for example, 'How many children do you have' or 'How many times have you departed the United States'), type or print 'None,' unless otherwise directed."

 

I typed out the affidavit in the PDF file itself.  For most questions I cannot put "N/A" or "None" because of how the PDF is set up and won't allow for certain characters in the boxes.  Would it be alright to just type in the "N/A" or "None" with a pen or is it better to just leave them blank?  What did you guys do?

 

Thanks!

[Riya 30]

1 hour ago, Willy Wilcox said:

I have a question about the I-134.  The instructions say:

 

"If a question does not apply to you (for example, if you have never been married and the question asks 'Provide the name of your current spouse'), type or print 'N/A,' unless otherwise directed. If your answer to a question which requires a numeric response is zero or none (for example, 'How many children do you have' or 'How many times have you departed the United States'), type or print 'None,' unless otherwise directed."

 

I typed out the affidavit in the PDF file itself.  For most questions I cannot put "N/A" or "None" because of how the PDF is set up and won't allow for certain characters in the boxes.  Would it be alright to just type in the "N/A" or "None" with a pen or is it better to just leave them blank?  What did you guys do?

 

Thanks!

We printed the form and filled it up with a pen. It's easier that way as the PDF version does not allow it to be edited much.