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Thank you so much!

What a relief...even if it takes longer at least it won't take even longer because my fiance doesn't need to print out another copy, sign, and mail it back...

Hi everyone!

I live in Florida and was supposed to mail my application to Texas. However, I'm now seeing that all of the cases are being transferred to California. Should I just mail it to CSC then?

If so, what do I do about the fact that the fiance letter of intent signed by my fiance has the Texas address on it? I'd be heartbroken if he had to change that and sign and return it to AGAIN. He's already mailed out 2 signed documents (twice) to me which is just pushing the time back for us to send out the application. I planned to mail out the petition this week - assuming his last papers arrive - which they should.

Thanks so much, M. Daivs

If we live in the 'Texas zone' do we still mail the applications to Texas and they'll be forwarded or should we mail them to Cali?

Thanks.

I know someone who got pregant right away after being on the pill for 10 years.

It all depends on your body...

I understand what you mean by less is more but then I read on this website that there is no minimum to what you send...the more you send can mean the less chance you have of an RFE.

So these mixed signals confuse me.

I wasn't going to send a bunch of emails nor a dozen pictures, but a little bit of each.

I just read this:

Copies of phone bills, cell phone bills, emails (you can edit personal info with a marker), letters (edit personal info also), stamps on the letters (to document the date they were sent), and other written documentary proof. Provide a reasonable amount; two to four of each type. Pick a range of dates up to and including the present.

That is why I plan on sending phone bills and emails.

OK, I already have those letters of intent printed and signed by my fiance and I.

Are you saying that you don't think I need to send emails, phone bills, etc. showing that we communicate?

I appreciate your help.

Ok, the girl who translated them for me said I should do that too. There will be so many pages to this and I'm trying to make this as organized and neat as possible.

But I guess it's better to be safe than sorry...right?

I have a lot of proof that we've met because we met while I was living in Brasil and I've been back twice. we have flight coupons and I have visas and passport stamps, my certificate that I worked there, pictures, etc.

But I know we also have to show that we have an ongoing relationship, that is why I'm enclosing emails and letters.

Thanks for the quick response.

I thought I had everything together and now it seems this part could be incomplete...

I have that exact sentence for the translator to sign and I have it on a separate sheet of paper stating that all of the translations that were done - that are attached - were translated by her and she is competent...etc. I just want to know do I need to write that on the bottom of each translated email or can I just have one letter for all of them.

The letters and emails are proof of an ongoing relationship...that is why I've included them. Emails where we talked about marriage and a birthday card I sent him while we were apart.

This is all to show proof of ongoing relationship.

Hey

I have a question...

I have 5 emails and 2 letters in portugues that a friend has translated for me and that I will send along with the I-129F form and additional documents.

Can I send only one letter of certification by translator stating that she is capable of translating which would cover all 7 translations...or do I need a letter of certification by translator for each email/letter? It seems like a waste to write the same thing 7 times. But the girl who is doing it for me is sure we need to do it that way... Can you help me out please? I want to do this right but I don't want to waste paper.

Thanks so much!

I know of someone who filed for the k1 for her fiance and although he had a criminal record - for drugs - he was still approved. hope this gives you hope.

Thanks again!

My G325A form is realllly old - from 2000 so now I realize that I can't use it. The I-129F I also caught today thanks to these postings on VJ. I called my fiance and told him and of course he's disappointed too because now it will take us longer, but at least I caught it before I mailed everything out.

We have emails, letters, hotel receipts, movie tickets...etc.

I lived in Brasil and then went back to see him twice so I have the visa, stamps in my passport, flight tickets, etc.

We have copies of calling cards, a few pictures of presents, phone bills, etc.

Should I only send 5 pictures then?

Also, the G325A form Eliton signed is outdated. He needs to sign the most recent one, correct?

Vc eh brasileira?

Thanks so much!

Hi Everyone!

This is my first time posting here.

I was looking over some topics and found one that said to be careful with the documents I-129F and G325A because if the documents are outdated - from before 2006 - then they can't be used. I'm really frustrated because I was going to send out my application to the Texas center tomorrow and now I think I will have to have my fiance print out new forms and sign and mail. Is this correct? I thought I had just recieved the final signed letter by him as of yesterday.

The G325A documents he signed were good only until 12/31/05.

I'm afraid our petition could be rejected or sent back to us because of this reason.

I shouldn't take the chance, should I?

Also, do you think that 15 pictures are too many?

Thanks so much!

Meredith (and Eliton)