US Immigration from Japan

I'm currently living abroad in Japan and have been for about the last four years.

My fiance and I met just a little under two years ago and have basically been inseparable ever since.

However, i am having a hard time gathering evidence for us meeting in person.

She lives one city south of me, but works in the same city as me.

We literally see each other almost everyday, but i have little way to show evidence of us meeting.

I have my passport in which shows i came to Japan but I've been living here for years.

We would have had boarding passes, etc, but couldn't travel due to COVID restrictions.

What i currently have is:

TONS of photos of us. photos of our engagement, photos with her family, etc.

A flight itinerary to Osaka with our names on it + the CC charge to her credit card for that flight.

A hotel confirmation of the same dates shown on our flight itinerary to-from Osaka.

MY CC statement paying for that hotel.

A receipt of purchasing her engagement diamond and ring with both of our names written on it.

MY CC statement of that purchase with date purchase.

It feels like i have a lot of supporting evidence but nothing concrete.

I obviously am in Japan and can attach my Japanese driving license, residence card etc. for proof.

Im really worried about an RFE.

it would case huge setbacks that i cant afford.

any advice?

Quick question!

I am almost through this whole I-129f application, and will be filing with my fiance from abroad as the petitioner.

Due to filing from abroad I went ahead and put my mother's address in the USA for mailing address, and my Japanese address for physical address.

As for my cover letter, should i use my mailing address in the states or physical address?

best,

I can download our house deed via our county s online recorder website, however it has an unofficial watermark across each page. Is this sufficient to submit as evidence or do I need to pay for the official certified version (~$25), which also may take months to obtains due to COVID delays.

Also, we refinanced so wondering if I need to provide initial deed and post-refinance updated deed? Thanks!

Hello everyone,

Is there anything worng with this:

Getting married tomorrow 12/29

SSN office called today after we were waiting for a couple of weeks, said we have an appointment to get a new ssn 12/30. This is under the assumption that we are not married yet. I asked if there would be an issue if we got married before the appointment. He said he has heard of instances where people had issues trying getting the card after being married.

We definitely will not have our marriage certificate to show them on the 30th anyways. Is there any issue just getting the SSN with my fiance's maiden name, the name on her i94 and passport, even though we were married just the day before?

Hi all,

We have a filing date for my spouse s AOS of December 2019. In February (after biometrics) the case was updated to As of February 10th, we received your case/Ready for Interview to be Scheduled , etc.

In September, we moved to NJ and submitted the change of address for my spouse and myself as the sponsor. On the USCIS case status website, the AOS status updated to As of September 2nd, we received your case/Ready for Interview to be Scheduled .

In between that, it briefly said something like interview has been de-scheduled , though we never had gotten an interview date previously.

Is all that time we waited between February and September now lost, and our place in line reset back to the date the change of address was filed? Or does the new USCIS office take into account the time we waited in the process?

For example, if we were 60% through the line in Washington DC, would the Newark, New Jersey office position our case approximately 60% through the line for an interview?