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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresBoth of us are abroad... Advice please

Thanks for the reply...

Say I took the chance, has there ever been success with this type of case? If my company is an international company, would they have to write a letter saying I will relocate and remIn an employee?


If you are already working and would transfer to the USA to continue the job, yes that would work just fine. Just an employer letter stating that will do.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-16 22:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresBoth of us are abroad... Advice please

Hi, im so glad i found this forum... I was planning to file my K1 for my fiancee but was given contradictory information from friends...

First, I am a US citizen and studied abroad in the Philippines and have been with my fiancee since our Junior year in college. Will I be able to file the K1 visa while I am residing here in the Philippines? Will the US embassy entertain my request or do I have to physically be in the US to file this? Worst case scenario, I get an RFE.... Will the US embassy send the package back here to the Philippipines?

Please do advise, Id like to do this right the first time. tHanks so much


Two things. You need a US address but that could be a parent, relative or friend. Second, you need to have a job with income that will continue in the USA, in order to sponsor your fiancee. Manila usually will not accept a cosponsor for a K1 visa. That means you need to get a job in the USA.

An alternative would be to marry in the PI and go through a spouse visa process. For that, you can use a joint sponsor.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-16 22:02:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedureshow do I get my to be 24 year old daugter to the usa
Before this thread gets locked for all the nonsense going on, I'm just going to say, "Immigration options" to the USA are limited. My wife's profile was placed on the internet dating website where I found it, (same one I found local women I dated over a couple years) because she was interested in finding an American husband. She found one. We've been married over six years. Her sister later had a similar interest. She and her American husband have been married a little over three years. Neither of these sisters "had nobody in China". They have a good family in China and were sought after as mates but NOT by the kind of people they were interested in spending their lives with.

I haven't read all the responses here but I expect I was the or one of THE first to mention the possibility of obtaining resident status through marriage to a US Citizen. Lots of our spouses did that and lots of fiancees of members are in the process of doing that, legitimately. That's what we discuss here, legitimate immigration to the USA through genuine relationships. Suggestions to the contrary are, well, contrary and in my mind, not particularly "welcome" here.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-19 05:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresaffidavit of support question

GrayL, thank you so much!! You really saved me some time! I do recall my fiance telling me about the I-134 earlier tonight as we were going through the contents of the package..I was kind of unsure about it though. Reason being, that we have to use a joint sponsor because i don't make enough :( I saw in another post that you and your fiance also had to use a sponsor. I know this is silly, but was form I-134 the only affidavit of support form you used? It just doesn't seem like enough to me :wacko:


One I-134 for you and one for the cosponsor. Then, after marriage, one I-864 from you and one from the "joint sponsor".
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-19 02:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresaffidavit of support question

I am wanting to know at what point in the process will I send the affidavit of support form in. I just received NOA1 this week. I am self employed and my financials will be somewhat more time consuming and complex than just turning in tax forms. Hoping I have some time here. Thanks


As a self-employed person your "current income" will be the number on line 22 of your 2011 tax return. So, make sure that number qualifies you as the sponsor. Unless you need to use liquid assets to qualify, it really isn't more complex than that.

Plan on needing that tax return copy in hand around June.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-19 01:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVery complex case

I am sorry - He won a green card - mistake from my side.
We still haven't filled the petition - We want to understand what will be the best option for us K1 or CR1.


If it's practical to schedule another visit sometime soon and arrange to get married, your chances of success would be better and you would probably see less scrutiny of your relationship. CR1 costs less but that goes out the window with another trip abroad. However, with a CR1, the foreigner is immediately authorized to work upon entering the USA. K1 visa holders need to first marry, file more papers and then wait about three months before they have work authorization or are able to get back in the USA without starting over again, should they need to leave for any reason.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-18 11:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVery complex case

We won a green card 12 years ago


We? If you didn't know each other before your meeting as described, I don't see that as an additional red flag. To understand how complicated the case really is, one must understand the totality of circumstances. Is the petition already filed?
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-18 04:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVery complex case

Thank you. My fiance has double citizenship. Ex-wife is from China, his father - Bulgaria and me also Bulgaria, Europe.


Your husband has both Bulgarian and US Citizenship then? How did he become acquainted with you?



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-18 03:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVery complex case

Thank you for the answers. His father is not living in the USA - he left three years ago. Which raise another question - shall he be included in the hausehold size? Or shall the househoul size include 1 my fiance 2 his ex-wife and 3 me


If the father left three years ago, he doesn't count in the household size. We don't have enough information to answer his current household size but yes, the ex-wife counts. It would be helpful if you at least mentioned the country his father, ex-wife, and you are coming from. It makes a difference on how sponsoring multiple spouses would be viewed in the visa process, as well as how much impact your relationship starting while he was still married will have on the process.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-18 03:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDidnt met my fiancee in the last two years

I knew I would be under attack! lol

people just fail to read the discussion before passing a judgement.

I didnt tell them they WILL NOT get visa to pakistan! Follow the procedure and you probably will. Follow the US procedure and you will get US visa too!


You were not attacked. Getting a visitor visa from Pakistan to the USA is not just a matter of following procedure. Like China, it's almost assured a USC will be granted a visa to visit China, but quite a different prospect the Chinese to visit the USA. Those of us who have been following this for a few years, know it already. Disagreement and attack are not synonyms. When you're wrong, you're wrong, not "at war".
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-21 19:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDidnt met my fiancee in the last two years

http://www.geonewsbl...-some-us-visas/

I read news. Congrats you got yours. Its not like Pakistanis don't get american visa. You just have to go through a certain procedure.


The context of the article you linked to not only has nothing to do with the discussion. Nobody is claiming they couldn't meet because the USC couldn't get a visa to visit Pakistan. They didn't meet because neither the USC or the Pakistani made any effort whatsoever to do so, in Pakistan or elsewhere.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-21 06:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDidnt met my fiancee in the last two years

The requirement that the petitioner and the beneficiary have met in person within the two years immediately preceding the filing of the K nonimmigrant visa petition may be waived (8 CFR Sec. 214.2(k)(2))
(1) .......
(2) that compliance would violate strict and long-established customs of the beneficiary's foreign culture or social practice, as where marriages are traditionally arranged by the parents of the contracting parties and the bride and groom are prohibited from meeting subsequent to the arrangement and prior to the wedding day. 8 CFR Sec. 214.2(k)(2).


In this thread, I and others have explained several times why this does not apply to this couple. It extremely rarely applies to ANY couple.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-21 04:06:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDidnt met my fiancee in the last two years

Thanks again Pushbrk.

When I read these posts, and they appear every couple of weeks that I see, it never fails. The knowledgeable members give good advice to meet and then file. But someone has to come along and muck it up with some twisted interpretation to give the poster false hope.

Now looky here, none of us are stupid. The OP is looking for the fastest cheapest easiest way to apply for this visa. That is usually the case and no doubt it is in this case. The excuses offered are exceedingly weak so it is pretty clear what they want.

CHEAP EASY FAST

No problem. We all want the same thing. SO the cheapest, easiest and fastest way to be together forever is for the two people to meet in person, then file the petition. Advising anything else is not doing them a service.


I don't get where people get such strange ideas. Lots of couples in Pakistan are marrying their first cousins. Did they REALLY never meet their bride or groom in person before marriage? Do these people think USCIS adjudicators know NOTHING about Pakistan or Islam?

They tried. Their excuses were lame. Now, it's time to do it right or not do it at all.



Edited by pushbrk, 20 February 2012 - 07:49 PM.

pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-20 19:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDidnt met my fiancee in the last two years

Inshallah You will be okay.. Just Include as much evidence as you can to prove that it is not permitted in our religion and culture to see each other before marriage. Get an official letter from a religious leader explaining why you can not meet. (it is forbidden in Islam, but you have to show them that.) It may b tough, but dont give up. dont let anyone discourage you. you have to fight ur case.


There is no such evidence. Islam does not prohibit a couple from meeting in person before marriage. I get that you don't "date" or see each other alone, but seeing each other alone is not the requirement. The couple can meet with chaparone(s). Please stop giving inaccurate information here.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-20 18:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDidnt met my fiancee in the last two years

The visa will not be granted. You do not meet the waiver criteria. Think of something else.


It's the petition approval that will not be granted. No visa has been or will be even applied for until a petition is approved. Petitions are not visa applications.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-20 05:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDidnt met my fiancee in the last two years

That is not correct :

Pursuant to 8 C.F.R. 5 214.2(k)(2), the petitioner may be exempted from this requirement for a meeting if it is established that compliance would: (1) result in extreme hardship to the petitioner; or (2) that compliance would violate strict and long-established customs of the beneficiary's foreign culture or social practice, as where marriages are traditionally arranged by the parents of the contracting parties and the prospective bride and groom are prohibited from meeting subsequent to the arrangement and prior to the wedding day. In addition to establishing that the required meeting would be a violation of custom or practice, the petitioner must also establish that any and all other aspects of the traditional arrangements have been or will be met in accordance with the custom or practice.



The senior members here are aware of this apparent loophole in the regulations but we are also aware that such waivers are almost never granted. There is no strict and long-established custom in Pakistan where the bride and groom are actually prohibited from meeting prior to the wedding day. Such customs are extremely rare and obscure. In cases where they DO exist the couple has to do a lot more than present a few "convincing reasons" for not meeting. They must ACTUALLY establish that any and all other aspects of the traditional arrangements have been or will be met in accordance with the custom or practice they claim applies to them.

Travel to Pakistan is not an issue. To take the hardship route, the couple must demonstrate that they've made every effort to meet in any country to which they both could reasonably arrange travel. (The UAE is good example.)

None of the above applies to this couple. My advice is that the go ahead and presume their petition will be denied and either make the necessary arrangements to meet in person before filing again, or face the fact that without meeting, they will not be together in the USA.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-20 02:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-129F Denied ----Refiling

How did you fail to prove you met? Pretty easy.. send in copy of your passport stamp and reeipt from airline book and photo copies of entering and leaving the country alone with photos together.


An airline receipt is useless as evidence of meeting. A boarding pass showing one boarding a flight into or out of a country is helpful, as are passport stamps. Photos together are a good idea but not sufficient evidence of meeting.

The OP received an RFE. That RFE spells out exactly what is needed as primary evidence of meeting. It should be studied carefully and then that's the kind of evidence to submit the second time around.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-23 03:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDS230 Question

Hi All-When I last visited my fiancee in January we completed all the packet 3 paperwork with her signature on the forms to be ready to sent to the embassy when we received packet 3. Have received NOA 2 and embassy has electronic file and they are waiting on getting the physical files in the mail. So ready to send in but.....my fiancee started a new unpaid apprenticeship this week.

So the question is... do I need to redo the ds230 to reflect this new unpaid job? Since she signed the forms in January can she simply explain if asked that she started this new job after she signed the paperwork (although it is before the NOA2 and Packet 3 date). Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks!


Why would you think to include an unpaid internship in the employment section. Forgetaboutit.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-23 03:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresPaying the I-129F filing fee

I'm really hoping I won't have to have a family member send me one of my own checks from home through a courier service or something.


Stop hoping and act. That's what you need to do. Alternatively, you could send the package to them, ask them to include a properly filled out check of their own and send it on to Dallas for you.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-23 03:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI Cancelled my I-129F sent them a letter. How soon I can re apply for I-129f for a different person?

What does it mean by "filed a K1" does that mean you would have had to receive the K1 visa for this rule to be applicable? Would an interviewer ask questions about your previous I-129F filed?


Nobody files a K1. You file an I-129F petition for a spouse. If you are filing a second petition, ask for a waiver and explain what happened with the first petition.

Don't confuse visas and petitions and don't confuse petitions and visa applications. Doing so is the reason people get so confused.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-24 05:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 RFE Divorce decree did not have clear verbiage of dissolution

I'm not quite sure how to handle this. I was thinking of trying to get my case worker at my senator's office see if through her channel she'd be able to get the point through that what I submitted was in fact a valid divorce decree. There wouldn't be a judgement for dissolution if nothing was dissolved so I find that a little frustrating. I understand the language may have been missed but there would not have been a judgement if nothing was adjydged or ordered and the title says it all. Does that make sense??? I'm just worried that I'm gonna go back to court and get it amended then that still would not satisfy the RFE.


That would probably help.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-18 03:43:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 RFE Divorce decree did not have clear verbiage of dissolution

I went to the county coury's records division and unfortunately, this is it! There's no certificate no other type of documenation to confirm the divorce. I was adviced to reopen the case and have the judge appent the decree... I cant go bak in till the 27th thats an additional 10 day delay... Oh well!!!


It looked like the correct document to me. Rather than reopen the case, I would ask if there's a way to get the court clerk to provide confirmation that the divorce has been recorded and that this is the correct document. I couldn't hurt to try.

When it comes to documenting State or local Court actions, its best not to put too much stock in expertise coming from another State. I was trying to kindly say that when I indicated "Decree Absolute" was a pretty rare term in the USA, to my knowledge only used in a State that refers to itself as a "Commonwealth". It's a British terminology used when the decree is issued with a waiting period. 50 States = a minimum of 50 different answers to "What is a Certified Copy of a Divorce Decree?"



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-17 17:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 RFE Divorce decree did not have clear verbiage of dissolution

6? or 1/2 dozen? I'm sure asking the clerk for the (as stated) "certified divorce document" was general enough for all english speaking clerks to understand.


Certified Copy of final decree is the correct terminology for any state that doesn't use the "Decree Absolute" system. Most folks never heard of a decree absolute, including court clerks in States that don't issue them.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-16 23:27:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 RFE Divorce decree did not have clear verbiage of dissolution

Then it sounds like you need to send them the absolute, which is 1 page, with court seal. go the the cashier in the court and request certified divorce document. It is available after (so many maybe 90) days after the agreement. You sent the wrong one 1s time. There is typically a waiting period after what you signed... once the waiting period expires, the divorce is absolute... ie, too late to change your minds.... then you are free to marry.


Without knowing the State, no way to tell whether the above is correct. Usually the above applies to a Commonwealth, like MA, PA or VA. I think the OP is in the midwest.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-16 22:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 RFE Divorce decree did not have clear verbiage of dissolution

Got my RFE hard copy today. As it turned out, my divorce did not say anything about the divorce. My attorney was horrible!!! I scheduled an emergency hearing to have our judge amend the decree to clearly state that the marriage between john an mary smith has been dissolved!

Its all there though, the title of the decree is judgement for dissolution, custody and child support was addressed, so was the cause of the divorce.

I am filing a petition to amend the decree and to clearly state that the marriage has been dissolved retroactive the date of the actual divorce and also to have the amendment filed along with the original decree.

Do you guys think this will be enough? I dont want the uscis to say, i wasnt officially divorced due to the missing verbiage and deny my petition.


Not sure if "decree absolute" is the applicable term in your state. What you need is a certified copy of a public record indicating the divorce was terminated. Generally, this is referred to as a "Certified Copy of Divorce Decree". In some states it is called Certified Copy of Decree Absolute. Get the one that is applicable to you, photocopy it and send it in. If that's what you already did, I assure you USCIS has seen lots of divorce decrees from your State and they know what they expect to see.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-16 22:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-129F Ques. 11

Good news, I was looking through my files like a madman :D to see if I could find anything related and found a folder, with a packet of copies of the paper she used to file with the marriage certificate, form G-325A, I-765, I-485, I-130, and 213-A. So I will send copies of everything related with the application.
I am soo appreciative to everyone on this site. :thumbs: All the information has bee of great help


You would be better off just providing the information asked for in the space provided. Those documents will contain what you need.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-25 08:32:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-129F Ques. 11

Hi,
Ive been searching the forums to see if there were any post related to my unique situation, but Ive not come across any. Right now I am working on gathering all the information and supporting documents to put together my k1 fiance visa package. Me and my fiance who lives in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia have been in a long distance relationship for the past 6months and spent 2 weeks together the beginning of February 2012, when I also met her family who were very loving, and I proposed. During the time we've spent communicating and developing a relationship, we've developed a strong bond, have alot in common and have fallen deeply in love for one another so we want to get married.

My question is for the I-129f Question 11. When I was in the military back in 2005 I got married to a woman who was staying in the US on a temporary visa. I sponsored her to apply for citizenship. When she started the process of filing for a green card, I was not able to get involved in detail because I was on active duty and she was not yet able to join me at my post. I did not understand much about the process. Our relationship went downhill while she was in the process of filing, I withdrew from sponsoring and eventually we finalized a divorce in 2010.

I do not have any of the paperwork she used to file because she took all of it, I am not sure what form she used what process she went through. I am not sure of the exact date and place she filed, just general estimates, I only know she was in NY at the time while I was stationed in Fort Lewis, WA. With a general time around October or September of 2005. And to my shame I've tried to erase the past out of memory and have failed to remember her maiden name (last name).

Exactly what supplementary information will I need for this question. Will I have to contact the immigration office to get forms related to her filing to attach to the package? Will it affect my approval if I supply the minimal information that I have. I would like to turn in the package as thorough as possible the first time around. Advice on this will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you


She would have filed for LPR status not citizenship. Enter her full name from the divorce decree, do the best you can on the dates, LPR status application withdrawn. If you know more, say more. If you don't, they'll fill in the blanks from their own records.

Edited by pushbrk, 24 February 2012 - 07:34 AM.

pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-24 07:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAffidafit of support and kids

Look at the I-864. Look at the part on how to calculate the hosehold count. He must count his minor children. Whether he claims them as dependents is irrelevant. Stop this nonsense about "gray areas" and whether he is listed as the father on the birth certificates. The I-864 household count must include his minor children.


Correct, which is why I wrote in post 3 of this thread, "Since the interviewing officer is likely to ask about the children and their ages, they are probably going to consider all of them who are under 21 in their own calculation of household size. If your US fiance doesn't have enough income to qualify for a household of 5, it could be a problem. Otherwise, no issue. "


This is BECAUSE the Consular officer knows what the upcoming I-864 will require, and that the I-134 is just a tool.


pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-25 23:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAffidafit of support and kids

Mhh interesting questions. I know that he told me about such "gray areas", but you are right, without lawyer it might be difficult to figure such things out, since it is so complicated. I know that his oldest, the daughter (15-16) carries his last name. I don't know if his sons have his name though. I will ask about those things tomorrow when we are on the phone again. All those things are stressing him right now, lots of work etc. but I can't figure it out. I don't even know if he still has parental rights. I read about it and you can lose it, if you are always away and don't really have a relationship to your children. Well, that applies to his situation perfectly. I don't know much about his children, since they are no part in his life, unfortunately, but I'll see what I can find out. Someone knows a good lawyer to ask for this situation?


Don't listen to people who are trying to figure out ways for him to get away with lying about how many children he has. Lying on an immigration form or to an immigration officer is a serious offence. If he has three children, he has three children. Are you going to lie about this yourself when a Consular officer asks you how many children your fiance has? No? That's what I thought. Ignore the nonsense.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-25 18:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAffidafit of support and kids

He is employed with a company from Texas. His salary is per miles though and therefore never the same. He gets payed after every "Job", so some take just a few days, some maybe a whole week. That's why it is quite difficult to figure out if his yearly income would be enough by now, calculating since the changes in Octobre. The rest of 2011 wasn't really good for him, but just because he wasn't really working that much.


Since October has no meaning in this process. I gave you the formula that needs to be used when the time comes. When that time comes, he needs to use it. In the meantime, he can do that calculation as often as he wants to make sure he's working enough.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-25 18:02:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAffidafit of support and kids

Thank you for both answers. Well, he is a truck driver, so his salary is not always the same amount and it makes calculating a bit difficult. He should be over it anyhow, with or without the children counting, but we need to be certain now. But since we have still have at least 6 months till my interview, it should be enough time to make sure it is enough. It is possible to work more in this time and use it as proof for the income, am I right with that? Because he has been a lazy #### last year and he became a senior driver, which allows him to take students with him and make more money, at the end of last year. So, there have been significant changes to his income. Guess I need to kick him and make him calculate everything. He knows best about his payment D: But at least I know what is going on now and that helps a lot already. Time for preparing :) Thanks!


If he is self-employed, his current income will be found on line 22 of his 2011 tax return. If employed, he would do a calculation of his year to date income at some point in 2011, divide by the number of pay periods up to that point in the year and then multiply by the total number of pay periods.

Is he employed or self employed. That's the first question you need to have the answer to.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-25 08:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAffidafit of support and kids

Yes he needs to count them- all minor kids need to be counted, unless he has given up his parental rights/ they have been adopted by someone else. Not having custody doesn't matter.



While the above is technically correct for the I-864 that will be used to adjust status, it is not an actual requirement for the I-134 used to obtain the K1 visa. Since the interviewing officer is likely to ask about the children and their ages, they are probably going to consider all of them who are under 21 in their own calculation of household size. If your US fiance doesn't have enough income to qualify for a household of 5, it could be a problem. Otherwise, no issue.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-24 05:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUnexpected NOA2 and flight ticket on hand
The US citizen's location at the time the interview gets scheduled is meaningless.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-24 04:13:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresShould i include a copy of the engagment ring

Should i? Even if it wasn't expensive at all?


Why not a photo of her wearing the ring. Seems awkward to try to photocopy a ring. Would she lay her hand on the photocopier or something? Posted Image



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-29 05:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresmet fiance while still married but divorced now

you will be lying to your self to beleive that your significant other is 100% truthful with you, everyone has skeletons in the closet . dont lie to yourselves. no relationship even the CO is 100% truthful, you can trust eachother 100% but telling eachother the truth 100% of the time would be a lie in itself .


Huh? Don't get caught smokin that stuff.



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-29 08:01:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresmet fiance while still married but divorced now

my current fiance was not aware that i was married to my former spouse untill i divorce, then i let her know. we also might have a son together but im not too sure if its mine, but i love her and want to be with her .i was wondering if it will be an issue at the embassy that she didnt know about my previous marriage untill i was divorced


Everything about your case will be considered including the things that make it look bad and the things that make it look good. You keep adding to the bad list with each additional post you make. Is there more?
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-23 21:13:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresmet fiance while still married but divorced now

she was not aware of my relationship untill after the divorce


If you mean your former spouse was unaware of the new relationship, that's irrelevant. You asked if this would be an issue at the interview. The answer is yes. How much of an issue will depend on the totality of the circumstances of your case. You've provided too little information to venture a guess.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-23 20:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresmet fiance while still married but divorced now

will be this an issue during her interview at the consulate?


Yes.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-23 20:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHow long are Police check considered Valid

My Fiancee had a police check done in Uganda about 7 or 8 months ago. She does not currently live there although she does visit from time to time. Is this police check still valid or does she need another one prior to her interview?


Should be OK if she doesn't live there anymore.
pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-29 08:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134 Annual Income

Instead of starting a new topic, I will ask on this one...

My US Fianceé is a teacher. She has been employed full time since August 2011. We have all her pay stubs, letter from employer and her tax transcripts.

We'll be ok, right...?!


If you survive the severe punishment for hijacking this thread, I'll think you'll be OK unless she has half a dozen or more kids of her own.Posted Image



pushbrkMaleChina2012-02-29 07:20:00