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K1 visa (I-129F) questions

Hi guys,

My fiance is US citizen and we're trying to figure out the visa application. Now here's the problem. I don't have any surname/last name on my legal documents (passport etc). It's not a problem in my home country but my fiance is convinced that I should put something on the surname field. In my understanding, we can put the first name as it is and just put N/A as surname or to just repeat the first name twice. So, has anyone ever had the same problem or know how to deal with the last name issue?

Another problem is that my fiance and I are currently living in Taiwan. I'm Indonesian and if we read everything right then I can have the interview here without having to go back to Indonesia? Also, since we both works for local companies right now, we'll be unemployed when we move to the US to get married. We definitely won't have any income until he find a job there. He can ask his dad/sister to be co-sponsor. Will that be enough? The plan is for him to stay here until I get the visa and then move together.

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