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BelzMark   14

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Hi again. For the section on I-129F Part2.34a. What exactly should I put in here? Do I need to add a sheet with more information?  His daughter is a friend of mine who came to stay with me while visiting the country, I got introduced to him through video and we continued with our own relationship. 6 weeks later I met him in person when I went to Texas to visit. Do I need to include all this? Or just say 'met through his family'.

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KULtoATL   1,551

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Essentially, the question asks about your in-person meeting(s). You can add a sheet to list down the date and location of each trip/meeting. But fyi, some people also include the info as to how they met first but definitely just make it short, sweet and to the point.

For my I-129F, K-1, AOS, EAD, AP and ROC detailed timelines, please refer to my timeline page :)

ROC filed on December 1, 2020, assigned to SRC, approved within 106 days on February 18, 2021.

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KimchiLumpia   315

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3 hours ago, BelzMark said:

Hi again. For the section on I-129F Part2.34a. What exactly should I put in here? Do I need to add a sheet with more information?  His daughter is a friend of mine who came to stay with me while visiting the country, I got introduced to him through video and we continued with our own relationship. 6 weeks later I met him in person when I went to Texas to visit. Do I need to include all this? Or just say 'met through his family'.

What you stated here is good.  I'd add dates of when you met to give the person reviewing your file a time frame of your relationship.

For example:
My husband was here in the UK visiting his daughter from November 10th-21st in 2016.  He and I met through his daughter via-video chat on November 15, 2016.  From then, we continued a relationship online via chat messenger and Skype.  6 weeks later on December 20, 2016, I flew down to Texas to meet with him in-person.  On January 20, 2017 we became engaged.

By having dates, you provide a good time frame of your relationship.  When submitting proof of relationship, your boarding passes, passport stamps, and hotel reservations should support your time frame of meeting.     

 

Hope this helps

 

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