The 5 questions you should ask in your K-1 process Surprisingly, most K-1 applicants don’t know the answer to these top 5 questions. Knowing them helps you to be confident in approval. See what you’ve been missing. It’s good to […]
Presentation is critical in your K-1 interview Presenting yourself properly is crucial to your K-1 visa interview success. The interview is the final and most important step in the fiance(e) visa process. When you’re finally in front of the Consular […]
K2 Visa – Follow to Join A K1 Fiance(e) visa parent normally applies for a K1 and a K2 visa so children may emigrate together. Children derive their eligibility based on an approved K1 parent. They go through the DS-160 […]
No commonality – a “Red Flag” in Fiance K1 visa case. Having very little in common is a huge “Red Flag” for couples seeking a Fiance k1 visa. It undoubtedly raises suspicion among interviewers as to what your true motives […]
Fiance(e) K1 Visa Proof of relationship A bona fide relationship is required for successful approval of the Fiance(e) K1 visa. What is a “bona fide relationship”? Why is it required? During the Fiance(e) K1 visa interview, you are required to […]
When’s the best time to file the I-129F petition? Believe or not, there are differences between how many I-129F petitions are filed throughout the year. The USCIS actually receives more Fiance(e) K1 visa petitions in the summer than the winter […]
What affects the K1 Visa processing times Your fiance(e) K-1 visa petition exchanges many hands before a it’s approved (the USCIS, NVC, and US Dept Of State). In addition, many requirements need to be met. Several things will affect how […]
The Fiance(e) K-1 visa interview For most people, the Fiance(e) K-1 interview might be the most nerve-racking part of the process. It’s probably the first instance where you come face to face with any immigration official. You can’t predict what will […]
What’s the difference between Immigrant and Non-immigrant Visas? The main difference between the two classes of visas is the “intent” of the traveling foreigner. Immigrant (permanent resident alien) visas are issued to those foreigners who have the intent to migrate, live, settle and work in […]
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