K1 visa adding wedding plans to i129f

[JFH 12,190]

14 hours ago, Loveforyou43 said:

good point I agree you do make sense k1 is about proving a relationship exist not  something happening in the future 

You can’t prove a relationship. That would require someone to be able to read your mind and know if your feelings are genuine. 
 

You can (but don’t have to at this stage) provide evidence that supports your claim that the relationship is genuine. 
 

Wedding plans and details are not required. USCIS is not interested in the venue, menus, dancing, etc. Keep the petition simple and provide what is asked for, not what you think they should see. 

[Loveforyou43 4]

1 minute ago, JFH said:

You can’t prove a relationship. That would require someone to be able to read your mind and know if your feelings are genuine. 
 

You can (but don’t have to at this stage) provide evidence that supports your claim that the relationship is genuine. 
 

Wedding plans and details are not required. USCIS is not interested in the venue, menus, dancing, etc. Keep the petition simple and provide what is asked for, not what you think they should see. 

Good thank you 

[SteveInBostonI130 3,467]

8 hours ago, NandV said:

 I've seen many people getting RFEs that are requesting to include intent to marry letters or wedding plan information 

Intent to marry letters are a core requirement of the I-129F.  Wedding plans are not.  No one is required to provide wedding plan evidence.  At the interview, the CO may ask the fiance about wedding plans as one of the ways to determine if the relationship is real, but I have not read where anyone needed to provide evidence.  

 

@Loveforyou43 before booking anything, read carefully any contracts you sign.  Many places tell you verbally that bookings can be changed or cancelled, but there are certain portions of the deposit that will be stated as nonrefundable.  Make sure the contract states 100% refundable and there are no hidden fees.  Also, get a receipt for the deposit.

 

 

Edited March 20, 2021 by SteveInBostonI130

[Loveforyou43 4]

Just now, SteveInBostonI130 said:

Intent to marry letters are a core requirement of the I-229F.  Wedding plans are not.  No one is required to provide wedding plan evidence.  At the interview, the CO may ask the fiance about wedding plans as one of the ways to determine if the relationship is real, but I have not read where anyone needed to provide evidence.  

 

@Loveforyou43 before booking anything, read carefully any contracts you sign.  Many places tell you verbally that bookings can be changed or cancelled, but there are certain portions of the deposit that will be stated as nonrefundable.  Make sure the contract states 100% refundable and there are no hidden fees.  Also, get a receipt for the deposit.

 

 

I definitely will 

[Loren Y 2,755]

18 hours ago, Mike E said:

Sometimes at the K-1 interview the beneficiary is asked about wedding plans. So it doesn't hurt to book a venue with a full refund, and can help.

 

This said, with covid raging, it is getting harder to get a marriage certificate when a K-1 couple needs it. So think of your venue as the just the reception and assume that you will be doing the quick marriage officiation in Vegas. Fly in, get married, get a dozen or so certs, fly out. 

 

Or you might be getting officially married after your reception. It all depends.

Exactly my suggestion. Message me, and I can make this happen for you. Free of charge!! I would only get 2-3 certs though.... LOL

[Loveforyou43 4]

11 minutes ago, Lady A said:

I’m certainly no expert but I do think you can expect a wait. If you haven’t already filed the I-129 and been approved you are really at the beginning stage. USCIS is taking a while to process and so are consulates. For example, we filed in December 2019 and am yet to interview due to COVID. I’ll let others chime in but have you considered the CR-1/IR-1? My home consulate is processing those and only now beginning to start K1 processing. It’s something to think about. But if you’re saying they don’t have many K1 visas then maybe stick with that route. Prepare your mind to wait while hoping for the best. I’ve cried so much through this process and am

finally starting to learn how to live with the frustration and try to be patient 

Sorry to hear where are you from  and your fiancé 

Edited March 20, 2021 by Loveforyou43

[Lady A 51]

1 minute ago, Loveforyou43 said:

Sorry to hear where are you from  and your fiancé 

Thanks! We are from Nigeria 

[Loveforyou43 4]

8 minutes ago, Lady A said:

Thanks! We are from Nigeria 

Awww ok I live here in FL US my fiancé In Cape Town. 

Edited March 20, 2021 by Loveforyou43

[Loveforyou43 4]

3 minutes ago, Lady A said:

I’ve noticed a lot of people who work in immigration are apathetic. They are overworked and don’t seem to care. Hopefully things get moving. Good luck to you. I wish you the best! 

Do anybody here who went through the k1 visa process help with choosing right pictures of If I share a album with pics with them 

Edited March 20, 2021 by Loveforyou43

[Loveforyou43 4]

On 3/19/2021 at 8:15 AM, Siggy said:

You should add some of pictures when you were friends ( dont forget to mention the date and occasion) when you see the pictures you will feel what needs to be added. 

I thought about doing the friends thing until now proposal but if it might be like 30 pics 

[Ryan H 3,813]

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[Siggy 42]

Everybody will suggest as per their experience,  it's all depend on individual consulate, USICS employee who will attend yours file. But whatever proof you will provide it will be sent to the consulate. And CO will check your proofs of relationship before your fiance will face them for the interview. I have two friends who have been asked to submit chat history, photos and intent to marry letter at consulate interview. Earlier I suggested to add some pictures when you were friends bcoz it will add proof to your true story. 

[Loveforyou43 4]

Just now, Siggy said:

Everybody will suggest as per their experience,  it's all depend on individual consulate, USICS employee who will attend yours file. But whatever proof you will provide it will be sent to the consulate. And CO will check your proofs of relationship before your fiance will face them for the interview. I have two friends who have been asked to submit chat history, photos and intent to marry letter at consulate interview. Earlier I suggested to add some pictures when you were friends bcoz it will add proof to your true story. 

In regards to  friends I have some pics  me and fiancé with friends we took at my first trip is having a drink in my hand bad to send, 

[Ryan H 3,813]

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