The second form, but still part of the whole I-129F packet, is the Form G-325A, Biographic Information. The version is 9/11/00. There is no filing fee because it is supplemental to the I-129F. A biographic form is completed for both Kristien and me.

So, to apply for a K-1 visa the petitioner needs only to complete two forms. That’s not too complicated. But the burden of proof is on the petitioner to establish that the relationship is legitimate. That requires photos, copies of plane tickets, and anything else that would provide sufficient evidence that Kristien and I have met. That’s going to take some time to compile. I’ll write again when the packet is ready and when I’ve submitted it.

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