Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	She is HERE and i need help!	Bob 4 Anna has given you the right answer. If your fiance and you did not intend to get married and have her remain in the US to adjust her status while on this visit, and while she is here, the two of you decided to go ahead and get married, you are allowed to do so, and then apply from within the US for her adjustment of status from a tourist visa to a permanent resident. Since she did not enter with intent to remain in the US on this visit, this is a legal option. If the two of you had planned to get married and have her remain afterwards, then that would be fraudulent as it was knowingly using a visa issued for one purpose - visiting - for another purpose - immigrating. She needs to understand that once you have made this decision to marry and adjust status (get a green card) from within the US, she cannot leave the US or this option is no longer legally available. She will basically be restricted to remain within the US until after she has applied for her green card based upon her marriage to a US citizen, and received either the green card itself, or at the very least permission to travel called 'Advance Parole'. If she has overstayed her tourist visa by the time she applies for AOS, then she is better off not leaving the US even with an AP as there is no guarantee of re-entry and it would mean having to start the whole immigration process all over again from the beginning with a spousal CR-1 visa. So, you have three legitimate options under your current circumstances: a) get married now and apply for her permanent residence status aka get her green card; b) get married now and she returns home before her 90 day visitation expires, and you sponsor her for a CR-1 spousal visa allowing her to return legally to the US as a permanent resident; or c) file for a K-1 visa, she returns home after her tourist visit is over, she obtains a K-1 visa allowing her to return legally to the US in order to marry you and apply for permanent residence status, you get married and she applies to become a permanent resident. As Bob 4 Anna mentioned, you do need to read up on the various steps involved. The immigration process doesn't stop with her getting to the US and getting married. There will be a number of additional hoops for the two of you to jump through even after she gets her green card. Information will help you make sure you don't do something foolish that will compromise your ability to live happily ever after in the US. Good luck. Edited by Kathryn41, 12 January 2012 - 09:03 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-01-12 21:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	She is HERE and i need help!	One post advocating visa fraud has been removed. It is a violation of TOS to: Condone or instruct, either directly or indirectly, others on how to commit fraudulent or illegal immigration activities in any way, shape, manner or method. http://www.visajourney.com/content/terms	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-01-12 20:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	I-134 or I-864	Topic has been moved from the AOS forum to the K-1 forum as a more appropriate location for this discussion	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-07 23:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	LOST NOA2	You won't need the NOA2 for the interview, but you will need it after you arrive in the US and apply to Adjust Status. You need to submit it with the I-485 application to prove your eligibility to adjust status from an I-129f petition/K-1 visa entry. So, if your fiance is not able to find the NOA2 he will need to request a copy of it. Unfortunately, copies are very expensive so hopefully he will find it. Good luck at the interview. Edited by Kathryn41, 07 February 2012 - 10:40 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-07 22:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	BIG MSTAKE!	Please return to the subject posted by the OP - discussion about what the OP can expect under the circumstances they have outlined. There is a separate forum for citizenship discussion. Thank you. Edited by Kathryn41, 12 February 2012 - 11:32 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-12 23:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	BIG MSTAKE!	One more post containing inappropriate comments has been removed. Further posts of this nature will result in a thread ban. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Final Order of Divorce (or the Decree Absolute, or whatever it may be called in a jurisdiction) is what makes a divorce final. I am unaware of any other document the OP could have sent that the Service would mistake for a Final Order. The OP posted the following: The one we sent first was a page with nothing write there as "divorce decree" one thing is sure it was not the divorce decree, it had no stamp, no signature, no seal, a paper saying that the divorce will be pronounced after the presentation of some document. and the one we found now is a final divorce decree, 4 pages, with signature of the judge, but still has no stamp and no seal. Acceptable parts of the last removed post are returned below, edited. There have been loads of people on VisaJourney who have been helpful through the years. You do the occasional good turn yourself. I realize that where accuracy is concerned, nice doesn't really count for anything. I think people are more willing to accept an unpleasant answer if it's tempered with courtesy.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-12 22:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	BIG MSTAKE!	several posts containing inappropriate comments have been removed. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ from my personal experience, my husband was divorced twice before our marriage. One of his divorce decrees was a single page copied from the official register from the State of Texas. The second was a signed but un-sealed, un-stamped several page document detailing the terms of the divorce and granting the divorce. We sent in copies of the divorce papers for the K-1 and again for my Naturalization application. I brought the originals with me to the appropriate interviews. At my K-1 interview, the adjudicator asked to see the originals and conferred with colleagues because one of the documents was of a type unfamiliar to him. They determined it to be allowable because it had original signatures. It seems that every state has its own type of divorce document and they can differ greatly. It sounds like you did submit the incorrect document. Since they have not received a proper divorce decree, they will send you an RFE for that document. You will need to return the RFE letter with the proper document when you receive it. That will return the document to the actual adjudicator who is working on your file. Until it reaches someone's desk there will be no way for any documents you send separately to be matched up to the original package. That is why it is best for you to wait for the RFE. If you send it back by return mail it will only cause a delay of a week or so. When you do get the RFE you know that your application is actually on someone's desk being processed and will continue to be processed once they receive the missing documentation. You mentioned that there were time constraints? You do realize that it may take some time for your visa to be processed in the best of circumstances? Please don't make any sort of wedding plans until you have your visa in hand or you may be sadly disappointed. Edited by Kathryn41, 12 February 2012 - 10:35 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-12 22:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Refusal of Entry	Topic has been split and several posts discussing general reasons for refusal at POE can now be found here: http://www.visajourn...d-entry-at-poe/ so as not to hijack this thread from the OP's personal situation. Edited by Kathryn41, 27 December 2011 - 01:04 AM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-12-27 00:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Didnt met my fiancee in the last two years	As the information requested by the OP has been given a number of times through this thread, and as the discussion is now disintegrating into more of an off-topic tone than one suitable for the immigration forums, I am closing this thread to further discussion.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-21 20:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	address	i was not asking for any once sveta is in usa i will have many unused skymiles and willing help out a couple if i could Ah, I misunderstood the reason for your comment . Your generosity is thoughtful.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-21 22:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	address	One inappropriate comment has been removed. Please read over this posters history if you have questions about his validity. He has asked for your advice about changing an address, not judgments about his person or his situation. Ron, there is no post where members can donate unused sky miles for other members' benefits, and while it appears to be an interesting idea, it is actually not appropriate on Visa Journey for a member to request financial assistance from another member. I also suspect that most of our members are probably using their own air miles for their own travel needs since many of them, even after marriage, will still have need to visit family in their spouses' countries..	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-02-21 21:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Can anyone recommend a good Visa service for K1	Even if you do choose to use a visa service, the best thing you can do is to become as familar with the whole process as you can. This way, you can anticipate potential problems, or recognize when something is 'out of kilter'. Knowing what is involved as well gives you a sense of control (as much as anyone can have a sense of control when dealing with USCIS!) because you won't have to worry whether the service is doing a good job for you or not - you will know. Good luck. (We did the whole process ourselves without a lawyer or a visa service and had no problems - just a lot of reading!)	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2006-09-05 07:21:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Am I Going To Get Banned?	Good luck. Yes, be sure that you do answer any questions truthfully as right now there isn't anything illegal in your circumstances, but any sort of misrepresentation will cause you problems.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-03-15 15:33:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	is true that as soon as you received the NOA2 approval...	A number of posts containing inappropriate comments more suitable for Off Topic than the K-1 forum have been removed. The OP is not a troll but has obviously received some inappropriate advice. Please take this opportunity to present the correct information and remember that not everyone is as familiar with the process yet as you are and is still trying to learn what is involved. If you can't respond in a supportive positive manner, then please do not respond at all.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-03-18 19:39:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	What would induce the American Petitioner to have an Interview?	Moved from Immigration News and Discussion forum to K-1 forum as it relates to the K-1 process. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Moderator hat off - the American petitioner is virtually never interviewed and in many cases is not even allowed in on the interview of the foreign beneficiary. Some consulates, however, do occasionally request that the petitioner be present - not necessarily in the interview - but in the Consulate during the interview, This is very much Consulate specific, often done to gain a personal view of the couple in order to ascertain better the validity of their relationship. Edited by Kathryn41, 29 March 2012 - 07:49 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-03-29 19:48:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	NOA1	Duplicate threads have been merged and duplicate post removed. Please do not start a whole new thread to ask the same question. You need to be patient and wait for answers. They will come - you just need to allow the appropriate members time to read your post and respond, Posting it more than once won't get you more answers and may end up getting you fewer.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-04-01 22:15:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	issues about calling your fiance "hubby" on emails.	OK, after reading about this earlier we stopped using husband or wife in our e amils but we do sometimes use "future husband or future wife" Thoughts on this anyone? I have proof of our visit but when it comes to proving an on going relationship all we have are our e mails, my fiancee is in China. I will have some mail stuff because I have used Fed Ex to send and get some of this paperwork. We referred to each other as husband-to-be and wife-to-be when it was appropriate in our emails before we were married. We submitted a few of those emails with our petition, but included other evidence of our relationship as well. It is a good idea not to jeopardize the future when you are dealing with USCIS by submitting anything that could be interpreted in a way other than the real one. Calling each other husband and wife indicates that your situation may not be fiancee but already married; Submitting photographs of what looks like a wedding celebration - even if you didn't officially get married - raises doubt and suspicion that you are not telling the truth. Such applications will be given greater scrutiny and other little questions may also arise, and before you know it your petition has moved from a 'yes, can be approved' to a 'needs further scrutiny, may be fraudulent or wrong visa'. Referring to each other as 'future husband' and 'future wife' does not give a false impression of your relationship but explains it exactly as it is - engaged and planning to marry - so it is fine.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-04-08 13:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Can some1 please help me???!!!	I have posted a link to this thread in the Africa-Sub-Sahara Regional Forum asking if someone with the answers can come and help. Even though this is specific to the Nairobi Consulate we would like to keep all K-1 questions in the same area so would like you to ask questions here and we can refer those with the answers to this forum instead. Good luck.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-04-08 14:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	NOA2 Expiration Date	topic has been moved from AOS forum to K-1 forum as this is a K-1 topic	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-04-19 18:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Booking Flight To USA	It is likely she may require additional 'transit' visas. It will depend on what other countries she is transiting t(changing planes, layovers, etc.) hrough on her way to the US. Some do require citizens from Uganda to have a short term transit visa even if they do have paperwork that will allow them to enter the US. I suggest you do a Google search on" 'transit visa' Uganda citizen (country)" putting the name of each country through which she will travel on her flight to the US instead of (country). That should give you an idea if she will require a transit visa to get to the US. For example, if she were traveling via any of the Schengen Visa Countries, or through the UK she will require transit visas. You will need to check each country where her plane lands and where she either changes planes or spends time in the airport waiting for her next flight. . http://en.wikipedia...._European_Union	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-04-19 19:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Sponsor and co-sponsor income	Topic has been moved to the K-1 forum from the US Consulate Forum as a more useful location to receive responses to the question asked.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-04-20 23:36:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Lost petition found and delivered. Problem	Thank you for this reply So, does that mean we are going to get something else besides the rejection notice with reason for rejection (already got that, form I-797, one per application), and our petition back (still waiting for that)? Are they going to send us another letter? Cheers. No, it would have been part of the letter of rejection. If they sent both petitions back and kept the one processing fee, then I would definitely pursue getting a return of the processing fee since they didn't adjudicate the petition. If they had adjudicated it, you would not have got it back and it would be a denial. Have you received the petitions back or did the letter state you would also be getting the petitions back? There should be a check with the returned petition along with the reason for the rejection. If you have not got the petition back and there is no reference to its return, then you need to follow up and find out if it will be returned or not. If it is just a rejection of an improperly filed petition, then they should return the petition and the cheque. That is something that you can take to your Congressman/Senator and ask them to assist you with. They didn't provide a service - reviewing the petition and making a decision on the request - so they don't get to keep the money. You really should have a reason for the rejection and find out what is happening with the petition. Edited by Kathryn41, 03 March 2012 - 11:21 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2012-03-03 23:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Domodedovo Terror Attack: Expedite for Russia?	Thread closed at the OP's request	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-01-28 22:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Domodedovo Terror Attack: Expedite for Russia?	Inappropriate posts not suitable for the immigration forums have been removed. Please confine off-topic types of comments to the appropriate forums and not in the immigration forums. If you have nothing constructive or useful to add to the discussion, please refrain from commenting. Edited by Kathryn41, 25 January 2011 - 08:33 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-01-25 20:32:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	failed k1 im manila	One totally inappropriate and judgmental comment has been removed. As Pushbrk aptly points out, the OP has not asked for relationship advice - he has asked for specific immigration advice. Without knowing all of the circumstances involved it is inappropriate to make judgmental, negative comments that will obviously cause the OP further distress at this time. Offering advice to be careful and information that will help him in these circumstances are fine; making harsh, judgmental comments and assigning negative assumptions and connotations to either party based on the information presented is inappropriate. Please do not continue in this vein. Edited by Kathryn41, 29 January 2011 - 09:21 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-01-29 21:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Lawyer vs. Self file K1	You might want to take a look at this link. A little while ago another VJer asked the same question but in the Polls section - you can look at the results and the comments here: http://www.visajourn...e-on-their-own/ I think you will find that the majority of VJers do the paperwork and process on their own. There are several good reasons for doing so. One -as was mentioned above - no one is going to be more invested in getting the work done on time and done completely than you are; Two - you will become familiar with the immigration paperwork and will be in a better position to understand what is happening and recognize when there might be a potential problem. Three - most of the applications are gathering up documents and evidence that you have to do anyway because you have access to them, and then filling out the forms with information that you also have. You have to do the lion's share of the work anyway and all a lawyer really does is provide an expensive copyservice for the work you have prepared. In some cases, lawyers have actually caused errors and delays because they haven't taken the care needed to ensure the applications are correct and complete, thus creating unnecessary delays and in some cases, causing serious harm. Finally, a lawyer is a middleman and with any middleman things can get lost or misplaced or re-directed in the process. Doing it yourself, you will deal directly with USCIS and directly with the consulates involved. If you have a complication in your circumstances - an existing immigration violation or previous petition, a drug or criminal charge or a severe cultural difference (depending on the cultures involved it could be age, older woman, no proper engagement ceremonies, no evidence of family approval, etc.) you may find the services of a knowledgeable and competent immigration attorney useful, but for an uncomplicated application, this is something you can do yourself My husband and I went through the whole process from K-1 to Naturalization and never once used a lawyer, nor did we ever receive an RFE (Request for Evidence) at any time in the process. For dealing with the Philippines, there is also a wealth of information in the Philippines Regional forum here on VJ. You will probably find it very useful to read over that forum as you will find the answers to many of your questions there - probably even before you know to ask them. Good luck. Edited by Kathryn41, 30 January 2011 - 06:37 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-01-30 18:32:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	bringing a child	moved from AOS forum to K-1 forum where K-2 discussions occur (as derivatives of K-1s)	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-01-23 10:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	anybody here used an attorney to help file and process there K-1 visa	Thread moved from Removal of Conditions Forum to K-1 forum as OP is asking about the K-1 process	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-05 21:36:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Making changes to your I-129F	Post violating TOS and post quoting same have been removed. The text of the post quoting the removed post is returned below: Yes, their mother died seven years ago, so my fiancee assumed raising her. She has been raising her for seven years now. Yes, I understand what adoption is; and from my understanding, siblings commonly adopt and raise minor siblings in the Philippines to keep families together. Today however, I learned from this board that just because it's legal there doesn't mean it is considered legal here. Basically, USCIS requires that the child must be an orphan. She s not, even though their father has another family now. I was unaware of this "orphan" requirement three months ago when I filled out and submitted my petition, and I did not know officially adopting a sibling you raised was illegal. If I was 20 and my brother was 5, I'd do anything possible to get custody if our parents passed away. My relationship with my fiancee is VERY real. I have 10 years worth of letters, emails, chats and phone logs to prove it. And you can tell from reading them how our feelings intensified through the years, up to and after I proposed. I even found one letter from seven years ago where she thanked me for the flowers I sent to her mothers funeral/wake. I have no intentions of committing fraud. Today, I had a snow day from work. I'm online on USCIS and on this message board reading all day and came upon some topics and pages that lead me to believe that though it may not be wrong on her end, it is wrong on my end. That is why I am here trying to figure out how to just get the sister's name removed. My fiancee said she will ask her aunts if any of them can watch over her if we leave her with them.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-07 16:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	faxed or scan signature?	Unfortunately, no, Anywhere a signature is required from either of you, both of them are supposed to be orgiinals - not copied, not faxed, not scanned.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2010-01-13 21:04:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Overstay K1 Visa	Further post not directly on topic for the OPs question has been removed. I would request if anyone wishes to respond to or discuss my decision that you please do so by PM rather than posting publicly on someone else's thread thus continuing to focus the attention away from the OPs request. Thank you.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-14 23:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Overstay K1 Visa	But back to the OP. If the place where you are for work for 2 weeks is in the US, then would it be possible for your fiancee to fly there for a civil ceremony. Many states are not difficult at all to get a marriage license. You don't have to be a resident of the state, etc... I'm just thinking the plane ticket will be less than the $420 and the hassle of going the other route. For others, I guess take this as a lesson. We should try to get the marriage license ASAP when our SO gets into the country regardless of when we're planning to get married, b/c once you have that license in hand, you can get a JP to marry you lickety split. (Or a minister friend :-) Also to the OP, amidst all the unrelated issues being discussed, I just want to make sure you caught that it is 90 days from the day she arrived in the US... even if the original visa is expiring before or after then, the 90 days starts when she comes to the US.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-14 23:09:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Overstay K1 Visa	Thread closed for review After review, I have removed two threads removed - one for a complete TOS violation and the other for quoting and addressing the same. The acceptable part of the post quoting the same is returned to the thread below my comments. There are a number of posts that I could legitimately also remove as inappropriate, and some border-line TOS violations - judgmental, off-topic, and nit-picking bickering between various members and comments that are allowed to pass in the Off Topic forum but are inappropriate for the Immigration forums . I have chosen to leave them for now, but may look to see if I can separate them out to make a separate topic of their own so they do not derail the OPs thread any further. The OP asked for advice. He did not ask for your judgments or your criticisms. His circumstances are his own and he has not shared them so speculations on the reasons for his question are inappropriate in this thread. Any further posts speculating on whys or choosing to make judgments will be removed and the posters thread-banned. To the OP: if you are not able to get married within the 90 days validity of the I-94 stapled into your fiancee's passport when she used the K-1 visa to enter the US, she can no longer apply to adjust status based upon the K-1 entry. She can, however, apply to adjust status based upon a legal entry to the US and a subsequent marriage to a US citizen. To do that, you would include the I-130 petition for a family member along with the I-485 package, paying the extra fee. You may be able to get away with the current medical since it is valid for a year - however, USCIS may stipulate a new medical be done. Good luck to you and please disregard the inappropriate and judgmental comments of those who chose not to answer the question but to question your choice without knowing the particulars of your situation. Edited by Kathryn41, 14 February 2011 - 11:08 PM.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-14 19:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Breaking up	I will remind everyone before this topic goes much further, the OP is asking about how to withdraw his approved I-129f petition and what ramifications having one I-129f petition on file will be if/when he files for someone else. He is NOT asking for relationship advice, judgment about his current or future relationships nor any other input other than advice on the immigration process and logistics. Please answer the questions asked only, and do not speculate on nor offer more than is requested. Thank you. -VJ Moderation Team	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-14 23:16:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Inquiry	Post moved from AOS forum to K-1 forum as OP is still in the K-1 process, not AOS.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-15 16:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	K1 Visa ...timed out	Post advocating illegal activity has been removed along with one post quoting same. Acceptable part of post quoting removed post is returned to the thread below. Not only is what was advocated an illegal act, it is a TOS violation for Visa Journey as well. VisaJourney.com does not condone immigration fraud in any way, shape or manner. VisaJourney.com recommends that if any member or user knows directly of someone involved in fraudulent or illegal activity, that they report such activity directly to the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. You can contact ICE via email at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov or you can telephone ICE at 1-866-347-2423. All reported threads/posts containing reference to immigration fraud or illegal activities will be removed from this board. http://www.visajourn...m/content/terms So, you know this is against the law and yet, you are recommending that they do it? That's visa fraud. Whatever you do at this point, DON'T commit visa fraud. To the OP, when you say there was no "affadavit" because you didn't think you needed it, what kind of affadavit are you referring to?	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-15 18:58:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	K1 Visa ...timed out	Post containing advertisement link removed - membership being investigated as possible spam.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-06 23:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	USCIS Sent to NVC with Wrong Consulate	duplicate removed	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-15 22:34:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	help please	duplicate threads have been merged together and duplicate post removed. It is not necessary to post the same topic more than once - just update your information in the same thread.	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-17 10:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Hard Case for Expert Here	duplicate post removed. It isn't necessary to post the same question more than once	Kathryn41	Female	Canada	2011-02-18 00:00:00