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jae123

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  1. Thanks a lot again. Regarding US domicile, I'm going to submit a copy of my driver's license (with address at parent's place); my grad school acceptance letter with statement of university funding; and a letter/statement from the parents. Hope this would be adequate ...
  2. Thanks a lot guys, really appreciate it. My fiancee has been reading/saying that it takes about 1 year to wait for the interview for the CR1. I'm not sure exactly which is is quicker/has a higher risk to pass (or fail) - CR1 or K1? Also, I wanted to make sure that it is possible to have parents act as cosigners for the app? Sorry for all the questions!Thanks ...
  3. Hi thanks a lot for your reply. I'm a US citizen and my fiancee is a Chinese citizen. Please ignore the 5 years/green card issue, that's information my fiancee found on the internet and made things a bit confusing. Regarding the DCF/CR-1, this is for a green card in America, and the green card can take quite a bit of time to receive? But in the meantime the immigrant can file for K3 to go to America (not sure how long it takes to get the K3)? As you can tell I'm a bit confused, thanks again ...
  4. Hi guys, I'm in a similar situation. I've been living/working in China for about a year now (have the official residence/work permit and all - Chinese GF and I met when we were both studying abroad in Europe). I'm planning to go back to the US in August (for more grad school), and am looking for the quickest way for us to get married and for her to get over to the US (I already have cosigners for the app, etc). It seems like the DCF would be the quickest, although would I still have to be in China after August? I read somewhere that if I do the DCF, I have to wait 5 years to marry an American green card holder? And also that it could take 6 months to 1.5 years for the green card through DCF? In that case, it seems like it would be best to file for K-1 / I-129F through the USCIS, etc. Also, just to make sure, when first submitting the I-129F, this requires lots of documentation (cover letter, ,etc), correct? Thanks a lot in advance ...
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