I-129F May 2017 Filers

[JayMar2019 2,741]

8 minutes ago, Brntorun said:

I dont like it either, to much personnal info

Wish we could send it to the embassy, direct

Because I like to play devil's advocate, if the embassy was to allow something like that, you don't think the embassy would see that as a red flag that you don't trust sending and sharing your personal information with a person that you have chosen to spend the rest of your life with?

 

I believe it would but that's just my opinion. 

Edited October 5, 2017 by Trinab80

[JayMar2019 2,741]

2 minutes ago, Brntorun said:

Just my 2 cents worth, but i have no problem with my fiance getting my info, what the unknown is, how it gets there

When i was in the Philippines, i never saw a fedx or ups trk driving around and they dont have a usps

So scan the documents and email it to your fiance. That solves the lack of trusted courier services. 

[K1VisaApplicant05 176]

12 minutes ago, Trinab80 said:

But if you are mailing the information to your fiance do you not trust that she will keep it safe and out of the hands of others?

 

If you don't want to mail it, scan your documents and email it as an attack so she can print them out. 

 

I'm a little confused on what you're thinking is gonna happen with your information if you are entrusting it to the person you are choosing to spend the rest of your life with. 

It's not my fiancee I'm worried about, its others. E-mailing it is bad too since people can hack into her computer or phone. She said she's been hacked a few times already ...smh. Also, my fiancee doesn't have a printer at her house, so she is going to either print it out from somewhere in the outside or her dad is going to print it out - neither of which I want. lmao i don't even know which is worse in this situation, e-mail or snail mail. That's really a stupid, pea brain move of immigration. It should be US to US, always. The US embassy/consulate should take that info directly from the US citizen over an encrypted connection or at least take it through the US Postal Service like they did the I-129F

Edited October 5, 2017 by K1VisaApplicant05

[JSCGPV 1,903]

1 minute ago, Brntorun said:

Just my 2 cents worth, but i have no problem with my fiance getting my info, what the unknown is, how it gets there

When i was in the Philippines, i never saw a fedx or ups trk driving around and they dont have a usps

Use DHL. It never leaves their hands from when you send it to when she would receive it. Not sure of cost, but it's probably close to or under $100 and it wil be secure.

[pmeyer1229 331]

3 minutes ago, Brntorun said:

Just my 2 cents worth, but i have no problem with my fiance getting my info, what the unknown is, how it gets there

When i was in the Philippines, i never saw a fedx or ups trk driving around and they dont have a usps

My fiancé is in the Philippines and I use Fed Ex to send her stuff...We have it sent to the Fed Ex office where she can pick up or to the Mall of Asia which has a company to receive mail...none of my cards or letters made it to her using "regular" mail...but at least in Manila, there is fed Ex, DHL, etc....she says they are very nice there and helpful...she also sends me stuff via Fed Ex...

[JayMar2019 2,741]

1 minute ago, K1VisaApplicant05 said:

It's not my fiancee I'm worried about, its others. E-mailing it is bad too since people can hack into her computer or phone. She said she's been hacked a few times already ...smh. Also, my fiancee doesn't have a printer at her house, so she is going to either print it out from somewhere in the outside or her dad is going to print it out - neither of which I want. lmao i don't even know which is worse in this situation, e-mail or snail mail. That's really a stupid, pea brain move of immigration. It should be US to US, always. The US embassy/consulate should take that info directly from the US citizen over an encrypted connection or at least take it through local mail like they did the I-129F

I understand your concern. If you feel that strongly about it fly there to the interview and being your documents with you so you know no one has access to it.

 

[mcs 686]

1 hour ago, Daphney said:

OMG! I'm so so happy for u, hehehe I was following ur timeline ,so happy for u guys ,I'm gonna pray for the next step in ur life . Stay bless, .

Awww... thanks... best wishes for the two of you as well!!!  

[JayMar2019 2,741]

Another notification 

Country: China

NOA1 is April 24th (receive date)

 

RFE

[Brntorun 48]

1 minute ago, Trinab80 said:

Because I like to play devil's advocate, if the embassy was to allow something like that, you don't think the embassy would see that as a red flag that you don't sending and sharing your personal information with a person that you have chosen to spend the rest of your life with?

 

I believe it would but that's just my opinion. 

Thats not my point at all

My fiance knows how much i make

 

Ive never seen a fedx or ups or dhl driving around delivering

 

I must say i have no idea how any package gets delivered in the Philippines, but the last time i sent a box, it was opened, gone thru, and my fiance was never given a notice she had a package

She went on her own to see if it ever showed up

 

So, sending it to my fiance isnt a problem, its how it gets to her

The Philippines does not have a United States Postal service

[pmeyer1229 331]

5 minutes ago, JSCGPV said:

Use DHL. It never leaves their hands from when you send it to when she would receive it. Not sure of cost, but it's probably close to or under $100 and it wil be secure.

It cost me about 42 dollars to send 3 or 4 pieces of paper...but it gets there to her...piece of mind is worth the money.

[mcs 686]

37 minutes ago, K1VisaApplicant05 said:

wow, congrats! this is a call-till-she-wakes-up moment!

 

or send like 50 text messages in excitement!

HAHAHAHA!!!!  Thank you!  

[Brntorun 48]

4 minutes ago, pmeyer1229 said:

My fiancé is in the Philippines and I use Fed Ex to send her stuff...We have it sent to the Fed Ex office where she can pick up or to the Mall of Asia which has a company to receive mail...none of my cards or letters made it to her using "regular" mail...but at least in Manila, there is fed Ex, DHL, etc....she says they are very nice there and helpful...she also sends me stuff via Fed Ex...

I would have to c if they have anything closer to her, thanks

[JSCGPV 1,903]

1 minute ago, pmeyer1229 said:

It cost me about 42 dollars to send 3 or 4 pieces of paper...but it gets there to her...piece of mind is worth the money.

Oh that's not too bad at all for piece of mind. I plan on being there for the interview, but nice to know in case I need to send something ahead of time.

[JayMar2019 2,741]

Another Philippines approval 

NOA1 is May 2nd  (received date)

 

 

[mcs 686]

25 minutes ago, pmeyer1229 said:

Awesome!!!! Congrats....I am so happy for you guys and also envious at the same time...Good news...we need that here.

Thanks so much!!! Your time will be coming soon for sure... hang in there!