120 pages of how do we meet k1 fiance visa?

[javadown2 308]

On 10/6/2017 at 7:17 PM, J/G said:

Mine was 175 pages.... and I personally think it's worth it to front-load your application. The embassy and the state dept. / immigration dept. REALLY read your petition. Everything you send to them will be read. EVERY SINGLE PAGE. I was together for 5 years with my then fiancé prior to submitting the petition. 

 

The IO at the embassy was soooooo happy to meet me and she said, I cannot believe that I finally meet you. I love your petition. Is your Fiancé here with you??

 

They didn't even ask any significant question during the interview. It's just, "So you're moving to the US?" and that's it... they approved my K-1.

 

I say gio ahead and send all 125 pages. GOOD LUCK!!!!
J/G

 

Ok, well what ever you put in your packet was good info...this person only met once for 1 month, and he has 120 pages from that? Text messages and fb chat aren't going to work if you've only met one time. 

 

And I disagree, less is better

[J/G 85]

4 minutes ago, javadown2 said:

Ok, well what ever you put in your packet was good info...this person only met once for 1 month, and he has 120 pages from that? Text messages and fb chat aren't going to work if you've only met one time. 

 

And I disagree, less is better

I missed the part where OP only met once for a month before petitioning.... in that case... 120 pages is a whole lot of documents.... But OP, you do you. good luck. 

[Valmabe 254]

On 10/5/2017 at 7:45 PM, DavidandJen said:

I know I went through one of the easiest embassies, so take my advice with a grain of salt, but I think you might be submitting too much.

 

For example, my husband wrote a single sentence for the explanation of how we met. That's all that it took. 

 

I would go through and make sure that everything you're submitting makes a unique point. If you can prove that you met within the last two years using ten pages, ditch the other 110. Your letters of intent to marry can just be single pages each saying "I affirm that it is my plan to marry xxx within 90 days of his/my entry to the US." 

 

If you were a USCIS worker staring down the huge number of I-129f petitions to get through that day, you might not want to read a 200 page dossier of FB chats about how much the couple loves each other.

 

Ultimately though it's up to you how much to submit. If this much is how much you need to feel secure, do it. But if you can make the same points more concisely, give the reviewer a break.

 

I'd also lose the binder. Someone's going to have to take out every page from those wallets and scan them into a computer. Elastic band or a clip is easy to remove and will still keep things together. 

 

Good luck!

My fríend you´ve got a point there. For me It looked like if they´re trying to hard. ( Know late, very late reply)

[Valmabe 254]

Hell there, Does anyone knows the application outcome? It would be interesting to know.

[Hello729 74]

We did not submit these many pages because we figured it might overwhelm the person reviewing the materials.  

[Adam Zollinger 130]

My packet was pretty thick when you add in all of the forms, documents and proof, but only because we had met in person about 7 times and I included photos and a few pages of chat, itineraries for each trip. My "how we met" was only 1 page though. I don't know if I could have filled more than one page. After putting all of the rest of that packet and researching the proper way to do so, I was not about to take the time to write a novel about how we met. I was exhausted, lol. 

[luisarm418 7]

I just sent a single paragraph of how we met and when i visited her including the dates on a single separate page.  And we got approved. So perhaps, i believe a page or so is enough.