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Honestly, I don't understand why it takes so long. I work for the federal government and we're very efficient as software engineers, however we're contracted, sort of, it's a really weird situation. As you probably know Crazy Cat, there used to be waterfall, but the new trend is Agile... maybe some innovation needs to go into their workflow... I don't know, I did see where they were supposed to start speeding things up by the end of 2023. We'll see.

Hey, while we're here, if you're sent an RFE do you have to pay the $535 filing fee again?

I mean, I hear you and everything but I've talked to people who have never been married and no kids and it took like 4-6 months. I'm just saying. I guess I should dig around more on the site and get a better perspective. I will definitely take 18-24 months as an end game.

Also, I heard about couples who were never married, no kids, and it was processed super fast which is the same boat we're both in. I am hoping and wishing it'll be the case, but I just don't know about the picture she sent me.

Also, the Dept of Homeland Security should have data on my fingerprints already. I would prefer not to deal with biometrics part of this, if possible.

A denied K-1 is sent back to USCIS to expire, what does that mean?

The reason I mentioned the clearance is because it's still the Department of Homeland Security, and they're the ones who issued it. The CR-1 visa seems to require a marriage to occur beforehand.

So, the picture we used was initially a digital photo, but it was the correct square dimensions. Instead of waiting 2+ weeks for mail, I went ahead and used it, except I did validate it on the Travel gov website, I forget exactly the URL now, but am willing to provide it if requested. The picture wouldn't validate while it was digital, so I took it to FedEx Office and met a nice Filipina lady, which was odd because my fiancé is also Filipina. Anyway, she printed out several 2x2 color pictures for me and cut them also. I brought the photo home, I scanned it and the online tool validated it as being acceptable to use. A little bit of her head is cropped out, her ears aren't showing, and the dimensions may not align with their 1-1/3 rules. My question is really how strict are they on the passport photos? I sent my only copy of my original passport photo, which I already regret. However, I know I can just visit UPS or FedEx and get one pretty quickly. Since then, I asked my fiancé to get a REAL passport style photo. She's going to mail that and her intent to marry document signed to me, so I'll have those if/when they're RFE'd, I just sent them a picture of her intent to marry, since I didn't want to wait for snail mail. Also, this is everything I put in my I-129F packet. Does this look ok? To Whom It May Concern: Please find my enclosed form of I-129F Petition for a K-1 Visa for Kate ****** *********, evidences, and supporting documents. I think that I should also mention that I am a holder of a federal government HSPD-12 Q security clearance, due to the nature of my job. Contents Include: Green Tab · Payment in the amount of $535 · Petitioner’s G-1145 Form · Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) USCIS Form I-129F Pages 1-13 Completed and Signed · Kate’s signed Intent to Marry Fiancé document. · My signed Intent to Marry Fiancé document. Red Tab · My Itinerary from the trip to Cebu from December 8-December 29. · A QR Code we had to get to enter the Philippines. · Pictures of luggage tags · Lite Shipping Ferry ticket from Cebu dated Dec 10, 2022. · Luggage ticket, Korean Air boarding pass, same Lite Ferry ticket as above. · Receipt from Apple Tree Suites in Cebu City with both mine and Kate’s name on it Dec 19th, 2022. · 4 more ferry tickets dated Dec 19, 2022. · Receipt at Sprinto store inside the SM Mall, with my signature, Cebu airport, and Korean Airport. · A portion of my Visa credit card statement with foreign charges highlighted, some belong to the receipts. · 2 receipts for remittance in the amount of $100 and $120 to support Kate. · A copy of my passport, the stamps from the Philippines, and a Korean Air security sticker on the back. · My certificate of live birth from the State of Tennessee. · Kate’s certificate of live birth from Cebu City, Philippines. Pink Tab · Pictures of me proposing and other misc. pictures of us together. Cyan Tab · More amazing pictures from our trips together.