The K-1 visa Interview is the final and most important step before you two start your lives together. Preparation makes all the difference for approval.

Control your own K-1 outcome and get an approval, without hiring expensive attorneys or filing services. 

It’s depressing to think one single interview determines your future happiness. There’s so much riding on the approval because you want to begin your lives together. And it’s hard to accept that your future is in the hands of a few officials — who know very little about you.

It’s a scary thought that if you’re denied, you have to start all over again.

● All your exciting life plans are on hold.

● Months of agonizing waiting, separation and constant anxiety

● Spending even more money

● A bad “denial” stamp on your immigration records.

● Worst yet, there’s no guarantee that you’ll pass next time.

It took over 300 days

I remember my fiance’s K-1 visa process like it was yesterday. Everything in life felt perfect because I had finally found the right girl after SO long in life. Then the reality set in after we actually began — the anxiety of possible denial and being separated for years.

Every night, the phone call ended with her in tears. She’d ask why it was taking so long.

Our K-1 process took over 300 days.

We simply HATED it. I checked my email 10x a day for any updates. Then closing my eyes and putting my head down. I used to fantasize worst-case scenarios…you know, where you think a small detail in your form, paperwork, or document may cause a denial. I spent so many sleepless nights stressing over it all.

I’m very detail-oriented. Making sure paperwork was perfect meant a lot to me. I used to print out instructions and spend days reading them 12x before doing anything. I always had questions about every single line in the form and requirements. My wish was to do everything in my power to get approved.

When I looked for help online, I was never sure the Youtube videos I watched even applied to me. Because every case is unique. What works for one doesn’t always work for another.

Everything feels unpredictable

The biggest frustration was the uncertainty — how things felt unpredictable. And like I had no control over my future. 

I was upset why it was taking so long when everyone else was getting approved. There were lucky people who had an unbelievable 3-month process from start to finish.  Some were unfortunate and denied after years of waiting, fighting and throwing money out the window. Just listening to peoples’ horror stories just sank deep in my mind and I worried.

Here’s how one of my blog readers put it:

Even though we had a straightforward case, it still felt like we were under an unfair burden to prove our relationship to a group of people who can have all the power. Immigration officials who’s whims controlled our life.

We felt helpless and didn’t even plan a wedding because we weren’t sure about approval. Could you Imagine a denial after all of that waiting, wishing and planning? 

Now, I  sense the same anxiety from the couples I’ve had the pleasure of helping over the years…

Let me take a guess. You have the same exact feelings and it’s unbearable. But, you know what? You cannot give up now. Just keep in mind how

● Life is finally coming together 

● Excited family, friends are waiting to meet your fiance(e) 

● long you’ve waited and money you spent

The truth of the matter is that we can’t do much about how long the process takes. But we CAN make sure we’re 100% prepared for the best outcome at the day of the interview.

I will show you how.

So, what’s the secret formula for approval? 

How do you know the months of stress were worth it? All that time fussing over documents, waiting, wishing, and planning. All that time biting your nails, the excitement of your friends and family, wondering what’s going to happen next.

Here’s the truth: there’s no secret — you must be prepared and take responsibility. Take control of your future because it’s a privilege not a right. Lawyers, attorneys, filing services or anyone else will not put in the work, like YOU will. 

An attorney, filing service or other representative won’t put in work, like you will. Don’t assume that because you paid someone — they’ll get you an approval. That’s not how it works.

In fact, you’ll read below even if you hire someone, you’re still stuck doing most of the work. Which never made any sense to me. So, take the matter in your own hands.

When I give my readers the right resources, these are the type of responses I get:  

Example: Red Flags and their fixes

To show you what I mean, let’s take a look at an example: Red Flags.

Red flags are those circumstances which make your case look suspicious. Even if you have perfect documents, if your case gives them a bad “gut feeling”, then you’ll be denied. This is especially true in high-risk fraud countries.

Strangely, you’re under obligation to prove your credibility even if you didn’t know you two have Red Flags. It’s an unfair burden and you must discover your own flaws and fix them.

There are seven common Red flags. Almost all of them can be overcome with powerful proof of relationship. We’ll actually discuss all their fixes.

Here is an example of the first one:

✫ [Example] Little or No commonality. The biggest and most obvious red flag is when you both have some type of major difference. Often we see things such as huge age differences between applicants – perhaps 15. 20, 25 years or more. Or religious, language, cultural and ethnic differences.

I’ve managed to narrow down three of the most-effective ‘fixes’ which compensate for almost all Red Flags. And they’ve worked in the past. Even those with big age gaps, interracial couples, or complicated relationship (previous marriages, divorces), find ways to provide compelling evidence.

Look, let me be honest here, no one has the “magic bullet” to save any denial. And I can’t promise that my solutions will work for you. But if you’re serious about your relationship then apply these time-tested techniques to drastically improve your chances of approval. 

No one will do it like you (with a little help…)

I know you’re very committed to making sure the entire process is successful. But, I know you’re also wondering: how can anyone expect you to battle immigration all by yourself? this is probably one of the first times you’re dealing with them, right? 

I know what you’re thinking:

Can I just be safe and hire a professional? I don’t want to risk it.
It’s no secret that professionals are good. But, they have a serious handicap.

They can be careless because they won’t spend time on your case. They earn real money going after big-business clients not small family petitions (such as K-1 visas). To them it’s not worth their time. In the end, their bad work quality can give you RFEs, delays or even denials.

I used to think they had special connections, knew secrets, shortcuts, or loopholes. That’s totally wrong. 

They can only file the petitions on your behalf — simply fill out your paperwork. That’s it. In fact, they leave most of the work to you. You collect your own documents and make your own files. They won’t go to the interview, talk to the consular, or pick up the phone and work magic.  

How does this make any sense especially since you paid them for their services?

I don’t have the time to do all of this. 
It’s understandable, some of us are too busy to sit down and fill out forms. Maybe in this instance, I would say, “yeah, go ahead and hire someone”.

But, let me ask you: What if after hiring someone you still get denied? It’d be terrible, but somehow you’d have to make the time to go through the entire process over again. Or deal with administrative processing, right?

What sounds better, spending some nights learning and preparing yourself? Or spending several more months waiting? Spend time now to polish up your case yourself. Even a hired professional may make mistakes.

I’ve never done anything like this before. I’m not sure I do it correctly. 
It’s new but it doesn’t mean it’s impossible. No one is 100% confident that they’re doing it right. And to add to struggle you don’t know who to listen to. Everyone has their own opinion. 

I already showed you what all successful K-1 visa cases need. It’s a matter of explaining it to you clearly. Then showing you how to take action for each step.

I have laid out all the procedures STEP-BY-STEP. There’s no guessing, or following rumors or bad advice. You get clear instructions on what to do. Then I show you which actions to take — which link to click, which forms to download, how to fill each out, and what website to visit, etc.

Even if this is the first time your filling out any forms, I will show you exactly what to do. Promise. It won’t even be a simple “do this, do that” tutorial. I’ll educate you why you’re doing what you’re doing. Sound fair?

 

Approval doesn’t happen by itself 

If you’re hesitant that you can’t handle this on your own. Remember why you’re doing the entire K-1 in the first place… for your fiance.

Do you stop everything you’re doing just to answer their text messages? do you call each other on time every day? feels like life will be complete with them around? 

Just imagine how it’ll feel when you’re actually standing in front of each other.

It’s going to be reality soon. Instead of saying “goodnight” on the phone — you’re actually going to kiss each other goodnight. Not just planning vacations — but actually going to them.

All of these things don’t happen by themselves. It only happens once, and if, you’re approved. Your biggest decision right now is to figure out HOW BADLY DO YOU WANT THIS approval?

I hate to make matters worse, but it looks like things won’t get easy ever again. Let me show you some statistics.

37% of applicants fail at their first interview

You may have read my report on how recent official k-1 visa statistics show increasing denials. Those astonishing days are gone when we saw 98% approval rates. Now it’s in the low 80%. And it’s dropping faster because of President Trump’s new immigration policies.

Even 80% approval doesn’t mean that all were approved without a problem. Look again at the chart…

Do you see the “Refused” part? At their first attempt, those applicants were denied. That’s more than 1 out 3 applicants. The “waived/overcome” applicants may have to go through months (or even years) of painful Administrative Processing ordeal. If they “overcome” it, then they’re approved.

So, what’s so surprising about this chart?  37% of the applicants fail at their first attempt. Then they go through months/years of heartaches hoping to fix problems. Out of those, only half are approved.  Those 37% of applicants also include those who used lawyers or services.

Remember I urge you to be prepared and proactive? that’s why! 

Stop and think for a minute. What will your life be like 1 year from now? When all is said and done. Will your fiance be standing next to you and you forgotten about the K-1?

Or will you be struggling to hold yourself together because your case was denied? 

What’s the most common reason for denials? It’s when applicant’s aren’t prepared. The 221(g) denial is issued due to missing or incomplete documents, or not having convincing bona fide evidence of relationship (because of “Red flags”).

Don’t just take my word for it, check the US Dep’t of State’s website. You can see the actual statistics.

For 2016 out of the 300,000+ immigrant denials (including K-1), a vast majority was 221(g) which is predominantly refusal due to ineligibilities, missing documents, or fraud (not enough bona fide evidence). 

So, how do you make sure you don’t become a negative statistic?

How you prepare for approval

Plenty of resources are out there. In fact, you may using them to do this completely by yourself. I applaud you for taking matters into your own hands. So, why listen to me? 

Unfortunately, those websites, YouTube videos, and some forums don’t have complete information. They’re just bits and pieces.

Let me explain. Most sites are of those who went through the process. But they explain everything in just their case. They focus on what they did and how they did it. You’re left asking if these things apply to YOU.

Then you have to jump from site to site looking for the right answer.

Other times, they have wrong information. I can’t remember how many times I’ve jumped into forum threads just to prevent a tragedy. People intend to do good but end up doing the opposite. 

Pick the right coach. Here’s what it comes down to — it’s a matter of picking and trusting the right coach. This coach has to be meticulous in every detail. He has to provide you the RIGHT information not just what he thinks.  A good coach guides you using actual laws, policies and proper procedures — not just based on experience.

Even if you’re inexperienced, and never filed an immigration form in your life, a good coach holds your hand to lead you step by step to the finish line.

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K-1 Visa Step-by-Step Tutorial

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I hope you see why you should focus on preparation and do it yourself. I’ve come up with a step-by-step online course you can take to prepare for the K-1 visa interview.

Here’s how.

Let me explain it like this:

By the end of this tutorial, you will have a complete K-1 visa interview packet to take in the morning of your interview. In your hands, you’ll have all documents, neatly organized, perfectly completed and supported with powerful evidence.

You will know the exact procedures of the day before they even happen. You will walk out the interview with a big smile.  

This online course is designed for you to follow through at your own pace and all levels. Regardless of who you are and where your fiancé(e) is, this tutorial will take you to the finish line.

 

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You can use this tutorial and if — for any reason — you don’t think it’s simply incredible, I’ll give you a full refund.  Plain and simple. I’ll even pay the transaction costs.

So, tell me, what do you possibly have to lose?

If you’re still not sure

To this very day, I wish I had the opportunity to convince this one reader how important it was to prepare. It honestly haunts my memory.

A new reader reached out and briefly asked for a few tips on her interview.  I responded just like I always do. Gave her a few tips, examples and some routine guidance.  She sounded desperate, but she didn’t say much after that. 

Days later, she emails back and was heartbroken.

She finally revealed how both families were against the wedding because a cultural reason. She wasn’t even sure if her fiancé would be allowed back to meet her.

She was also giving birth alone and marriage in the country was not an option. Her ONLY option was to get a K-1 visa and get to the US to marry the man she loved.

Here’s the worst part. I figured out why she was denied and it was preventable. In fact, it was a simple fix. She simply was inconsistent with what her fiancé’s attorney wrote in their I-129F petition and what she said at the Interview. Had she talked about it with me, it would’ve prevented a tragedy.

You may not even know you have a problem

The point I’m trying to make is that you don’t know what’s hurting your case.

MOST, if not all of your “Red flags” and issues be fixed right now. Save yourself the agony and heartache of denial.

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