I-129F forms may be obtained directly from USCIS or from our website.

This form with supporting documents will begin the fiancée visa process. 

Please be careful to complete this form completely, legibly and honestly.

Type or print in black ink.

Write “None” in fields where appropriate.

Write “N/A” in fields where appropriate.

Birth Certificates of both Fiancee and Sponsor

Passport copies of both Fiancee and Sponsor

2 passport type photos each for both Fiancee and Sponsor

Proof of US citizen ship of Sponsor (birth certificate, current passport, etc)

Completed G-325A forms for both Fiancee and Sponsor

Filing fees.

Death certificates or Divorce decrees (as applicable)

Certified English Translations (as applicable)

 
Optional but highly recommended

Cover Letter.

Photos, documents etc providing “proof” of the relationship

Letters from Fiancee and Sponsor attesting to the nature of the relationship and confirming intention to marry within 90 days of entry to USA.

  
As needed.

Question A-11, Request for Waiver Filing Limitations, plus supporting proof

Question C-2, Convictions, plus certified police or court records

Question C-3, Request for Waiver Filing Limitations: Extenuating Circumstances of Convictions plus supporting proof

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Expert Tip # 2

Don’t try to get a waiver to avoid the requirement to meet your Fiancee in person. Unless it is incontrovertible that you are not physically able to meet her, attempting to avoid the meeting reflects poorly on whether the relationship is truly sincere. The Fiancee Visa eligibility rules require that you have met your Fiancee in person within the two years prior to your filing your application. The regulations provide a loophole allowing a waiver to the physical meeting. This waiver has been written to allow couples with special circumstances to skip the meeting, specifically if the meeting will cause “unusual hardship” or violates strict cultural or religious practices. If your religion arranges marriages and the bride and the groom are not allowed to see each other till the wedding day, or if you are in an iron lung, then by all means apply for the waiver. However, hating to fly or not wanting to pay for a plane ticket or having a busy work schedule will not result in the waiver being granted. Remember, USCIS needs to be convinced of the seriousness and sincerity of your relationship in order to approve the visa application. One expects a sincere suitor eagerly anticipating spending his future life together with his Fiancee to not miss any opportunity to meet and be with her as early and as often as possible.
 


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