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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresstart K1 process VS divorce
thank you for your answer

should we wait 2 month after the divorce ? or can we start just after ?
houbaMaleFrance2008-02-18 16:22:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresstart K1 process VS divorce
Hi, my fiancee (US citizen) just engaged her divorce. We would like to start the K1 process as soon as possible.

As I understand qhe can marry only 2 month after the court pronounce divorce. But can we start the process before to win some time ?

Also do you think that a lawyer can help move the things faster.

Regards

hoube
houbaMaleFrance2008-02-18 16:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 and child neglecting
this sound very good....

because my company want to send me there for some business ;-) few weeks...


As evident I think my lease(in france) , my job contrat (in France) and my flight ticket should be enough.


august... august wait for me ;-) good.gif
houbaMaleFrance2008-02-19 18:10:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 and child neglecting
Thanks for all your information.

Your are right, I think in our case a lawyer will be helpfull.

This process seems to be so long sometimes... let's be patient and strong... love will be over all..

Another question that should certainly have been asked :

Once we send I-129 , will I be able to visit her under waiver visa program ?

Good evening
houbaMaleFrance2008-02-19 15:25:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK1 and child neglecting
Hi all,


I have a little question concerning I-129

what can happen if my fiancee answer yes to the question of child neglecting : In fact she has a record that say : "contibuting to the deliquency of a minor" . It happen 5 years ago and she didn't follow all the classes.

Any idea ?

Thanks by advance
houbaMaleFrance2008-02-19 13:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI need help
Hola..

My boyfriend sent to VERMONT - the form I 129F and G325, cover letter, some photos & fligh tickets. They sent us email " On June 4, 2010, we received this I129F PETITION FOR FIANCE(E)," i was reading and i think we missed some more documents and applications.. so far we havent hear anything, i was looking at the website and it says "Initial Review" My questions is: supposly after 3 weeks i should receive the NOA.. what means NOA? i havent receive anything ;(.. agoust will be 2 months and havent hear anything :(


Thanks and God bless you...
Paty&RobertFemaleColombia2010-07-22 16:30:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresMultiple questions regarding K-1 Visas
QUOTE (KimandRuss @ Aug 20 2008, 11:52 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
You can come into the Country with the intention of marriage ... (although I would not disclose this at the POE or you're probably going to have issues wink.gif ) but you can't not stay more than your visa allows. Well, I should add that you can stay, but you will face scrutiny at the adjustment period that could get you into big trouble and possibly face a ban for misrepresentation at POE. wink.gif

A spousal visa is likely to take a bit more time but if you're in no rush I guess it wont matter. Not sure if you get married in February that your visa will be ready for August though. There is a link at the top of the boards called FAQ's.. read through the different options for you. smile.gif

good luck


Thanks very much,
I will read the Faq, the most important it's the date of the wedding, after if I can only come in september, october, or more, we will continue our returns biggrin.gif
And for the POE, I'll bring some documents (i don't know which ones yet) to prove I have to come back.

Thank you very much for the response kicking.gif kicking.gif kicking.gif
I'm really HAPPY
MisstismeFemale02008-08-20 18:06:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresMultiple questions regarding K-1 Visas
Hello Everybody,
First Thank you for all the responses you give in this forum.

I'm looking for all the informations I can get about the visa K1.
But I read an information really important for me. I can go to the USA with a visa tourist and get married overthere (my boyfriend lives overthere), if i don't stay to live that's it??
Because with my boyfriend we would like to get marry in february for the St Valentin's Day blush.gif , but I will move in August.
Because I read on the French websites, it's illegal to do this, but they don't talk about stay or not after the wedding.
I asked to embassy, but i received an automatic email, told me they can't respond.

Because i don't want to go overthere and the customs tell me, go back right now...

Thanks a lot

Edited by Misstisme, 20 August 2008 - 02:08 PM.

MisstismeFemale02008-08-20 14:08:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresURGENT HELP PLEASE TODAY
No pb, your fiance can go to the USA with one way ticket. Sometimes it's cheaper to get a round trip ticket than a one wau ticket.
Albert38MaleFrance2010-11-25 14:31:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresFilling up the form i-130
Hi Silent,
if you husband was born a USC, then he does not have alien registration number. If he naturalized, then he does.
If you have never been to US and never filed (yet!) any paperwork with USCIS (former INS), then you don't have an alien number. If you filed anything with USCIS, then look at the receipts they sent you - A# could be there.
As for native alphabet - whatever language is customary in your country... what language is in your birth certificate/passport? I don't know how English and Hindu are used in India, so VJers from India are better help.
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-12-21 16:59:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresDS 230 Education Section
Hola,
education level does not really matter for family-based immigration and your husband will not be asked to provide any proofs of education. (Well, at least I was not). I would put his education on DS-230 since that is the correct information, regardless of what he can or can not prove.
As for the records missing, his school should be able to at least provide him with a letter stating that he attended the establishment in such and such years, but records are not available due to force major.
Hope this helps innocent.gif
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2008-01-08 21:22:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresI-865, Change of Address
The embassy does not really care to see I-865. I brought my husband's completed I-865 with me, while the other copy was sent to the USCIS. The officer only verified with me which address I want my GC to be sent to (the old address) and that was it.
You however do have to file change of address with the USCIS. The sooner the better.
rika60607FemaleRussia2008-01-09 09:45:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures2-Year Green Card
Funny thing,
my Detroit POE officer said that stamp in my passport is actually "as-good-as-greencard" for two years wacko.gif
But anyway, I saw lately people reporting getting their actual greencards in about 3 months. So no reason to worry yet.
Rika

QUOTE (YuAndDan @ Jan 8 2008, 08:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It has been taking USCIS some time to mail them out. Your friend should have an I-551 stamp which makes the passport into a temp green-card good for a year.

Give it some more time and then schedule and info pass appointment and ask if it was lost somehow.

rika60607FemaleRussia2008-01-09 09:25:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresMarch Filler
Each embassy has unique case load, and that determines how soon your interview will be.
However, you can contact your embassy, tell them that you prepared all the required documents and would like to have an earlier date.
If one becomes available (somebody cancels), they will contact you.
Rika

Edited by rika60607, 02 November 2007 - 05:44 PM.

rika60607FemaleRussia2007-11-02 17:43:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresCan wife visit here on a visitor's visa while I-130 pending?
That also depends on a country - in Russia they give 1 year B1/B2 visas. No such luck as 10 year multiple entry whistling.gif
Anyway,
if your spouse can avoid travel to US until her immigrant visa is approved - it is safer to do so. If unlucky, she can get pulled at the POE and if POE officer did not have his coffee this morning, she can be sent back with nasty consequences. POE officer has FULL discretion to turned anyone back regardless of visas and VWP. They have FULL discretion to charge her with misrepresentation and there is no way you can challenge whatever POE officer wrote on her case. She may get a ban and have to file for a waiver.
SO, if she has good proofs of intention to return to the home country - she has a good chance to get through (if US emabassy agrees to issue B1 in the first place). BTW when I called the US embassy in Paris with similar question they told me - you can apply for B-1, there is nothing to stop you, but chances that we give it to you are rather minimal.
If she does not have many home ties - it is better to not even try.

Edited by rika60607, 22 November 2007 - 09:49 AM.

rika60607FemaleRussia2007-11-22 09:49:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresFiling I-90 from abroad - please advice
Okay, I see!
(Damn USCIS! sad.gif So keen on covering up for their own mistakes! I know that USPS works just fine in my area, I don't think they screwed up)

Thank you, Jon!
No, I don't know yet if GC was returned to the USCIS - I'll have to call husband and find out.
I only know that they requested that I file I-90.
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2008-05-16 11:37:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresFiling I-90 from abroad - please advice
In fact, somebody did file I-90 from abroad... but it was two years ago, things may have changed.
http://www.visajourn...showtopic=37580

Anybody knows if USCIS runs any checks in case of I-90 filing to see where the Alien currently is?
rika60607FemaleRussia2008-05-16 10:55:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresFiling I-90 from abroad - please advice
Oh I see,
administrative hell awaiting mad.gif
Why do I need fresh biometrics? In fact, I-90 instructions state that I do not need to pay biometrics fee if I apply because my original GC never showed up in the mail. I assumed, no fee = no biometrics?
Also, 2 months before I re-enter US + 6 months waiting after filing for I-90 = 13 months after I entered the US and my I-551 stamp will become invalid.
So, where does that leave me? Do I have to have an appointment at the local office to get another I-551 stamp/extension?
Please help!
Rika

QUOTE (Kez/JWolf @ May 16 2008, 04:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
You should have a I-551 stamp in your passport so you will be able to re-enter the USA. Once you are back you can file the I-90 and start the long wait to get a new Greencard, it can take up to 6 months to get and of course you will need to have fresh Biometrics done.

Yes it is correct that you can not file the I-90 while you are outside the US.

Jon

rika60607FemaleRussia2008-05-16 10:48:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresFiling I-90 from abroad - please advice
Hello VJ,
here I am having a problem again - my GC did not show up in the mail and now I have to file I-90.
I-90 however states (in the signature section) that I must file this application while in the US... and then refers to obscure "penalties" section.
Well, I am abroad and I will go back to US in another 2 months.
All this to say - anybody has experience with filing I-90 recently? How long did you have to wait for response from USCIS?
Did then USCIS re-mail you the GC or did you have to go and pick it up?
Is it correct that I am not allowed to file now (from abroad)? WHY??!!!

Thanks to everyone who finds the time to respond!
rose.gif
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2008-05-16 08:52:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresCame on CR1 to the US
Yeah,
and if the GC does not show up within 2-3 months it is time to worry and call USCIS. They will take the request to investigate and get back to her within 45 days by means of sending a letter. Then she may have to file I-90 to replace if GC was lost and wait another 6-7 months until the new card shows up.
Rika

QUOTE (coolgt @ May 17 2008, 07:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
she should automatic received her green card when she enter the US. check the address that you put on her ds230. that where the green card will arrive at

rika60607FemaleRussia2008-05-17 13:45:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresNVC timeline on IR-1/CR1 visas
I am happy to report CASE COMPLETE!
Yes, I used Jamie's shortcuts, thank you James!
kicking.gif kicking.gif kicking.gif
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-09-18 05:53:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresNVC timeline on IR-1/CR1 visas
Got IV bill. No big news, but thought I could BUMP this thread whistling.gif
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-08-19 15:13:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresNVC timeline on IR-1/CR1 visas
Anybody cares to add me in?
Thanks,
Rika
:)
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-08-07 18:36:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresFew questions about CR1
QUOTE (Monica&Isha @ Jun 19 2008, 03:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
1. Do we REALLY have to send the original birth certificate and marriage certificate to NVC?
Yes, that was implemented some 8-10 months ago.

2. Do they REALLY return the originals at the interview?
They should. In the beginning there was some confusion and originals were lost in the beurocratic neverland, but hopefully it is better now.

3. I read something about certified copies... Do they accept them if they were certified in Brazil?
Are you talking about certified translations? Then yes. I can not imagine why you would need certified anything else.

4. Can we really send the Choice of Agent form by e-mail? That sounds risky for me....
It was possible a year ago, but you should check for newer information.

5. Is NVC going to send the packages to Brazil (in my case) with the forms I (the beneficiary) am supposed to fill up after they've received the Choice of Agent stating NO AGENT?
huh.gif It is best if US spouse is the agent. I am really not sure what will happen if you say NO AGENT... NVC does send letters abroad, but you can download the forms from NVC website.

Sorry guys! I'm really confused...
Hope this helps smile.gif

rika60607FemaleRussia2008-06-21 18:29:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresNeed advice ASAP...divorce after husband arriving here
It is hard to adjust to a completely new environment at that age for most people. I feel very sorry for him.
If he wants to go back to Russia, he can and he can file for divorce there, too.
You can write and notarize a letter giving a power of attorney to a friend or relative of yours in Russia - that way they can file for divorce instead of you. 30 days later you write another notarized letter to authorize divorce and you have your divorce compete.
Divorce is more costly and lengthy in the US.
It seems that it was a costly mistake, for both of you. I'd give him another chance though - how can you expect to see love in his eyes when he's feeling so low that he counts the food he's eating to show you that he does not cost you much... poor man.



QUOTE (Svetlana @ Sep 21 2009, 08:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
We are both 54 1/2, and this exectly what I want from him...grow up!
I am at work all day then I have an other job at home...I have bo time to deal with a crybaby
Right now he is still upset and watching TV (Russian, not American to get some new words og=f English!)


rika60607FemaleRussia2009-09-21 15:20:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresMarried, then what? Can she stay if already here?
May be because she's in her last semester? If she does not register for Spring semester and does not have a fresh I-20, she will not be able to come back from Canada.
OP - Be careful with OPT, she has to HAVE A JOB with OPT before she goes back to Canada.
Otherwise she will be refused F1 visa by US embassy. Just having work authorization is not grounds for being let back into US, there has to be an actual job waiting for her.


QUOTE (Mintchip @ Oct 22 2009, 07:24 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I know it's difficult, but why don't you just wait and get married when she returns from her Christmas visit?


Edit: and if she is married to you, then no F1 for her either. She would be considered a potential immigrant and hence not eligible for F-1.

Edited by rika60607, 22 October 2009 - 02:11 PM.

rika60607FemaleRussia2009-10-22 14:10:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresPossible visa fraud... what now?
I married on B1/B2, left a month after and applied for CR-1.
No questions at the interview about my intentions upon entry on the tourist visa.

I do understand Mustafa's concern about tourist visa misrepresentation. If proposal happened after visa was issued, then your only concern is what she said at the POE.
It seems to me, that you two did not have firm plan - such is the marriage date and if she'll stay afterward. So I would think even if they ask about it, you could say that you were not sure about what will happen and it should be OK answer.

Ok, to clear this up. I went to the states on my visitors B1/B2. I got married a week after I got there. Left the USA 179 days later (I had a 180 day stay stamped in my passport). We applied for the CR-1 and I just had my interview in February.. It NEVER even came up!!! Its normal, people do it all the time. To the OP... dont panic, dont even fret about it.


rika60607FemaleRussia2010-04-10 17:36:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresI-130 Visa and Divorce
As of now, you are conditional permanent resident.
Considering that your relationship lasted years and was genuine, you should not have any trouble removing conditions if you chose to divorce. Read I751 instructions for examples of paperwork that USCIS wants to see as proofs of relationship.
If you choose to divorce, you need to move on it quickly, because your divorce decree will be needed for I-751 waiver filing, in addition to all the other papers that you would submit if you filed to remove conditions as married.

Divorce will affect your citizenship application in that you will have to wait additional 2 years after becoming LPR (5 years total). Regardless of what your lawyer says, it is not safe to initiate divorce while your I751 petition is in processing. If you do, USCIS may require you to withdraw initial joint petition and replace it with waiver petition. Or worse, you will get approved, but divorce will come up during naturalization application and your GC could then be revoked as fraudulent, because it was approved with a notion that you were happily married when in fact you were in divorce proceedings.

Waivers, as a rule, do get approved, but also get scrutinized more.
rika60607FemaleRussia2010-07-19 18:37:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresOK to marry in US on a B2 visa before filing I-130
It is perfectly legal to do what you are planning.
She does not have to go back the same day, she can stay for a few as her visa allows.
And you can file I-130 right away.
She should not volunteer though that purpose of her visit is to get married, as then she will not be let through. It is not advisable to bring a white dress either. But, if they ask directly, she either has to tell the truth or the two of you may have problems in the future.

Hi everyone,

My fiancée is Mexican, and she holds a B2 tourist visa. She's from Tijuana; we are planning on going to San Diego and getting married there, since the paperwork is much less complicated than it would be to get married in Mexico, since I'm an American, from Philadelphia.

I was wondering, is it OK to cross to San Diego and get married, with her entering on a tourist visa? To be clear—she has no intent to stay and adjust status from the B2. We plan to get married, then she'll head back to Tijuana the same day, and in a couple weeks we'll file for our I-130, once we get the paperwork in order.

I'm thinking it may be a good idea to bring documentation along with us that she's established in Mexico (with a job, place to live, etc), just so the officer at the border crossing can be sure that she has no intent to stay in the USA. Does this sound OK?

One last question—would US immigration be suspicious if we file for the I-130 shortly after getting married (as in, a couple weeks?). We have plenty of documentation to show that she and I have had an ongoing relationship for over 3 years. We're getting married in a Catholic church in Mexico in August, and they require us to already be married legally before presiding over the church ceremony—so we can't do the K1 route. We want to get the immigration process rolling quickly, so we can at least be close to getting her CR-1 by then.

Any ideas or advice would be most appreciated.

Thanks!


rika60607FemaleRussia2011-02-04 14:14:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHow does getting a work visa compare
I would suggest to consider whether you have any potential problems with K-1 process... can you show that you can support your fiance? If not, but she has good education... she may have better chance with a work visa. She could come on B1/B2 visa, look for a job, may be even volunteer to convince potential employers... and who knows, may be they can get her H1 visa. That MAY be faster. Especially if she works for a university ;))) even if not as a scientist... then she will also get to live with you NOW, instead of 6 months from now.
She can not take J1 visa though...
Of course she may have to lie and say she does not have a fiance in the US in the visa application form, but what is there stopping you from temporarily breaking up?! Hehehehe... those things are hard to prove ;)))
Good luck...
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-03-19 17:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan Fiance Visit On Tourist Visa While Waiting For K-1?

If my Mexican fiance has a tourist visa for the United States, is she still permitted to come and visit me in the United States while our K-1 is processing?

Does she automatically surrender her Tourist Visa when we apply for a K-1?

Is something noted in the Immigration system when she enters the US on the tourist visa that she is also in process for a K-1?

I'm trying to understand if I always have to be the one to fly down or can she also fly up to visit me.

Any insight would be helpful! Thanks!


Here is a quote from VJ guide to answer your question:
http://www.visajourn...mp;page=k1visit

In other words, it's best if your fiance can prove she will return.
I am in the same or almost the same boat. Filed for K-3 want to go visit my US hubby on tourist visa, but worried about the consequences...
:wacko:
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-03-22 08:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCan Fiance Visit On Tourist Visa While Waiting For K-1?

Hi there,

I'm not sure where your fiance lives or what your plans are, but in addition to Kitkat's advice I'd recommend flying to the states from a Mexican city instead of crossing the border by car and take a flight from a US border town. It is always easier to get the I-94 approved at an airport's POE than trying right at the border, they are way pickier.
I tried getting my I-94 earlier this year at the border and got denied, tried later flying from Monterrey to Houston and got it for 6 months, and I just got another 6 months one by doing the same thing and they asked me no questions or documents whatsoever, even with my fiance right next to me :P . I was prepared with documentation like the one Kitkat mentioned though, just in case.

Good Luck!


E&K,
what happened when you got denied entering the US? Any consequences at all?
Thanks,
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-03-22 08:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresArrested for DUI
Here is another point for you, to consider getting married NOW! :lol:
If you are on J1 visa, and had been in the US for almost 2 years, I do not think this would ever be considered as marriage fraud. It could be considered fraud if you were on a tourist visa, but still there are exceptions (like if you met your boyfriend AFTER you came to the US).
2 years is a long time for a relationship to develop and clearly, you came on J1 - to work! Not to commit a marriage fraud. And if your relationship is good and you have proofs (living together, vacation trips together, common friends, his parents approving)... come on. If "marriage fraud" questions ever come into a picture you will be able to wave those doubts easily.
However, do not get married in the last week of your visa validity and don't overstay your visa. That, although it does not guarantee you having problems, may raise a question whether you are marrying because you are desperate to stay in the US.
It is much easier to stay in the US and adjust status, than to get back on K1, K3 or GC. I have plenty of friends who adjusted status from F1 and J1 and never anyone had a problem.

Now, to the actual point: J1 requires that you go back to your country for 2 years. You will not be allowed to get K1, K3 or GC for 2 years!!! I suspect, you may not even be eligible to apply until 2 years passed! Don't panic yet! :no: There is a waiver for J1, which however will only work if you did not work for government. You need to investigate this further.

So where am I? Oh yeah, in France... :lol: All the problems, like your BF DUIs and your J1 waiver are far more easy to deal with when you are in the US. They may try to say you can't have K1 because he has DUIs. Well, let them try to deport you as his wife who lived with him for a few months and is happy with the relationship. That is much harder to do and less likely to happen.

I think that you leaving the US before marriage and adjustment of status can cause a separation of two of you for a period of 9 months to 2 years and 9 months. Are you ready for this? Is he?

Rika

PS Somebody has to drive this guy around while he's drinking, right?.. :lol:


Hi! Everyone I'm new for this website. I thought it should be useful for our
situation. I and my boyfriend decided to get married but i just found out that my boyfriend
had been arrested for DUI 3 times, but he was off probation about 3 months
ago. He is free now. But I'm worry about his record because he was planing
to file petition for my K1 Visa. And i'm really worry so if anyone has suggest
that can help us please don't hesitate. Becuase we were planing to submit
the petition in 2 months. we really appreciate your help!!!! :help:


rika60607FemaleRussia2007-08-01 12:52:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresArrested for DUI
Well,
I don't think HIS DUIs matter much. He's a US citizen, they can't kick him out :lol:
I rather think you may have better luck with marrying NOW and submitting Adjustment of Status and Advance Parole ASAP. Then, you could go out of the US for up to 6 months worry free, right?
Otherwise, I am not sure if one can apply for K1 when his fiance in in the country. If one can, then there is no point to be waiting until you have 1 month on your visa. You might as well do it now, depending on where he lives, K1 will be sent to US embassy in your country in 2 - 4 months. But, if you get caught in security checks, it may be longer...
So bottom line - why complicate matters, just get married now!
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-08-01 09:32:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresfiance unaware of previous marriage
I suspect this will be one big mess.
If she was never (truly) married, then her "divorce" is not real either.
I hate to say this, but you need a lawyer for this. Her Auntie would surely get in trouble (as well she should) for forging a signature on government papers. But, then who knows, they may never ask...
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-08-19 16:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresEntry on tourist visa while K-1 is in process
Let us know how it goes!
Good luck! heart.gif
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-08-27 15:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresVisa question for someone who already has a tourist visa
Yeah,
a good slippery slope is a question of WHEN the formal proposal happened and what is considered a formal proposal.
I mean, did he propose on the phone? Or waited until she lands at the US airport?.. laughing.gif laughing.gif laughing.gif
The biggest problem I suppose is how will you prove that she did not have intent to marry when she was going through POE?
Possibly, they will never ask, possibly they will and then how the hell can you prove something like that???
K-1 is a longer wait but to some extent safer choice.
Good luck!
Rika
rika60607FemaleRussia2007-08-27 15:42:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresmy husband visa was denied
difficult to read your english

seems she said that HE WAS MARRIED and that you don t know about it.

????
FrenchwifeFemaleFrance2009-05-21 04:01:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresDo Affadavits hold their weight with USCIS
Courage

I did do several affidavits by neighbours / doctors
I can sent them to you
Got them to state what they knew/did/see/heard, not more

France is a wonderful country.



FrenchwifeFemaleFrance2009-05-27 00:57:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresHelp about NVC
I do confirm that giving emails is good. I called twice and the second time the person asked and took our mail and today we received a note about the fee. (in fact a forward of letter to lawyer).
FrenchwifeFemaleFrance2009-05-30 03:03:00