K-1 fiance visa for the US

[sneezy]

Don't confuse the VISA type from the CATEGORY OF PETITION in relation to preference and visa availability. What you are referring to as subject to the condition is the VISA type given.

What I am referring to is the CATEGORY OF PETITION for the purpose of filing the I-130. These are two different things.

That is true because in my case, although the visa given to me was a CR1 (on account that my USC spouse and I had been married less than 2 years), I did not have to wait for a visa number to be available.

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...00082ca60aRCRD

Eligible immediate relatives include the U.S. citizen’s:

Spouse
Unmarried child under the age of 21
Parent (if the U.S. citizen is over the age of 21)
Immediate relatives have special immigration priority and do not have to wait in line for a visa number to become available for them to immigrate because there are an unlimited number of visas for their particular categories.

*bolding mine

[questor]

I'm not an expert here but here is how I understood it:

If she decides to marry her BF, then that would fall under F2A Preference I think. She must file for this type of petition. If how long would depend on what the current priority dates are right now, last time I checked it was for Jan 2010.

Not sure if they would allow him to visit the US since he is already married to the petitioner. Maybe, they could postpone the wedding first, let him apply for a US tourist visa, if approved, he can visit her, then they could get married in the US na lang. Then, if that happens, he could probably stay na lang sa US and wait for his documents to be processed. This is just hypothetical ha. Not sure if this can be done. But I really am sure that if they get married, I doubt that he can just visit her here.

The consul would probably say that they are already married, thus he has to wait for his petition to come through before he can go to the US.

Just my two cents.

It would probably be best to ask someone like Harley Barrales for a more concrete information.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for the time and response!

[iluvjis]

ganito yung scenario nung sa akin... my husband and I got married here in the uk may, 2010. we are planning to move back to the us 2 years from now (hubby's british-american) kung kailangan ng proof of income pano yan wala naman maipapakita pa yung husband ko kasi nga nandito kami sa uk ngayon and sympre pag lumipat kami sa states wala kami parehong work pa dyan. ang ibig ba sabihin nito kailangan mauna siya umuwi sa states and maiwan muna ako dito at pag nakahanap na siya ng work saka lang ako pwede sumunod sa kanya. although may ipon naman kami... sympre hindi kami sure kung enough yun. one more thing... we are planning to stay with my mother-in-law pag balik namin dyan. makakatulong ba yun?

thanks sa sasagot

[lechon x]

ganito yung scenario nung sa akin... my husband and I got married here in the uk may, 2010. we are planning to move back to the us 2 years from now (hubby's british-american) kung kailangan ng proof of income pano yan wala naman maipapakita pa yung husband ko kasi nga nandito kami sa uk ngayon and sympre pag lumipat kami sa states wala kami parehong work pa dyan. ang ibig ba sabihin nito kailangan mauna siya umuwi sa states and maiwan muna ako dito at pag nakahanap na siya ng work saka lang ako pwede sumunod sa kanya. although may ipon naman kami... sympre hindi kami sure kung enough yun. one more thing... we are planning to stay with my mother-in-law pag balik namin dyan. makakatulong ba yun?

thanks sa sasagot

hmmm, kung both of you walang work tapos balak kang e petition, pede relatives ng petitioner ang magbibigay ng affidavit of support.

Anyway, in 2 yrs time pa naman so hopefully makahanap na sya ng work. Kung currently may work ang hubby mo dyan sa UK, dapat mag file sya ng ITR for foreign income kahit FICA lang babayaran.

[iluvjis]

^ thanks for answering my question. pareho kaming may work dito sa uk. mas magiging madali ba kung yung mother-in-law ko mag bibigay na lang ng affidavit of support or mas madali kung mag file na lang siya ng ITR?

[lechon x]

may work naman pala si Mr. Its really advisable to file ITR kasi maraming advantage nyan sa future.

Yang Affidavit of support isa lang yan sa requirement. Walang prob yan. I did that to my cousin since both of them are students ng college so wala sila income.

[gcv67]

ganito yung scenario nung sa akin... my husband and I got married here in the uk may, 2010. we are planning to move back to the us 2 years from now (hubby's british-american) kung kailangan ng proof of income pano yan wala naman maipapakita pa yung husband ko kasi nga nandito kami sa uk ngayon and sympre pag lumipat kami sa states wala kami parehong work pa dyan. ang ibig ba sabihin nito kailangan mauna siya umuwi sa states and maiwan muna ako dito at pag nakahanap na siya ng work saka lang ako pwede sumunod sa kanya. although may ipon naman kami... sympre hindi kami sure kung enough yun. one more thing... we are planning to stay with my mother-in-law pag balik namin dyan. makakatulong ba yun?

thanks sa sasagot

kung ang mister mo ay US Citizen, ano ang current visa status mo?

[iluvjis]

kung ang mister mo ay US Citizen, ano ang current visa status mo?

spouse visa dito sa UK, british-american kasi yung husband ko and since nandito kami pareho sa UK nag tra-trabaho yun yung visa na inapplayan ko. ipr-process ko yung visa ko sa us kung sigurado na lilipat na kami dun

[looker619]

meron po bang female na US citizen na tumatanggap ng bayad para makakuha ako ng k1visa? meron/posible ba ang ganitong arrangement? mga magkano kaya ang aabuting presyo?

[lechon x]

meron po bang female na US citizen na tumatanggap ng bayad para makakuha ako ng k1visa? meron/posible ba ang ganitong arrangement? mga magkano kaya ang aabuting presyo?

15K mura na yan

[putopaopao]

meron po bang female na US citizen na tumatanggap ng bayad para makakuha ako ng k1visa? meron/posible ba ang ganitong arrangement? mga magkano kaya ang aabuting presyo?

wow.. ano ito fixed marriage????

[kleenexlambot]

15K mura na yan

lechon, yan na ba raket mo

[lechon x]

lechon, yan na ba raket mo

yeap, but ikaw libre may pabaon pa. Nagpm na ba si pangitquest sa iyo. Naghahanap kasi at gusto lumayas kay PNoy.

[kleenexlambot]

yeap, but ikaw libre may pabaon pa. Nagpm na ba si pangitquest sa iyo. Naghahanap kasi at gusto lumayas kay PNoy.

langya ka talaga lechon. nabasa ko yan dun sa post sa LAFI, hindi ko na lang sinagot at baka mag PM nga yung kausap mo. anyway mas magandang raket yan kaysa sa pex brigade ni pnoy mo

[lechon x]

langya ka talaga lechon. nabasa ko yan dun sa post sa LAFI, hindi ko na lang sinagot at baka mag PM nga yung kausap mo. anyway mas magandang raket yan kaysa sa pex brigade ni pnoy mo

kahit pangit ang handle noon, kamukha daw sya ni brad pitt, younger version.
sigue na miss, tulungan natin yong tao.

[missamy]

hello guys need help...merun Thread about SPOUSAL VISA..
ksi gusto ng BF ko dito pinas *** ikasal.. I dnt have any idea wht requirements ang e prepare if ever para s church wedding and how about kung mag apply ng spousal after the wedding here..how long does it wait para susunod ako s knya to live in US.

Any help thanks a lot...

[Poshie_Me]

hello guys need help...merun Thread about SPOUSAL VISA..
ksi gusto ng BF ko dito pinas *** ikasal.. I dnt have any idea wht requirements ang e prepare if ever para s church wedding and how about kung mag apply ng spousal after the wedding here..how long does it wait para susunod ako s knya to live in US.

Any help thanks a lot...

Hi Missamy!

Before getting married, you must secure a valid marriage license because it is s formal requisite in getting married otherwise, your marriage will be void ab initio. However, the absence of marriage license applies to certain circumstances that fall under Chapter 2 of the New Civil Code of the Philippines.

What is the status of your boyfriend? Is he a US citizen or permanent resident? If you intend to get married in the Philippines, he may file an Immediate Relative (IR-1) or Conditional Relative (CR-1) or K-3 petition on your behalf, if he is a US citizen whereas a family based petition (F-2A) is filed if he is a permanent resident. The number of visas under IR-1, CR-1 and K-3 is not limited each fiscal year as compared to the family-based category.


link http://www.visaconsulting.com.ph/

email info@visaiconsulting.com.ph

[missamy]

Hi Missamy!

Before getting married, you must secure a valid marriage license because it is s formal requisite in getting married otherwise, your marriage will be void ab initio. However, the absence of marriage license applies to certain circumstances that fall under Chapter 2 of the New Civil Code of the Philippines.

What is the status of your boyfriend? Is he a US citizen or permanent resident? If you intend to get married in the Philippines, he may file an Immediate Relative (IR-1) or Conditional Relative (CR-1) or K-3 petition on your behalf, if he is a US citizen whereas a family based petition (F-2A) is filed if he is a permanent resident. The number of visas under IR-1, CR-1 and K-3 is not limited each fiscal year as compared to the family-based category.


link http://www.visaconsulting.com.ph/

email info@visaiconsulting.com.ph

Hi thanks for the info..

We decided to apply for FIANCEE VISA.. He is American Citizen!

Can you tell me wht to do first by my boyfriend? I dnt have any idea, I guess US visas is complicated compare to getting UK VISAS...

[JoeKano]

Here is more information on the poverty guidelines. The 2010 guidelines are the most current ones.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

When figuring your household size, make sure to include all of your children who are under 21 and unmarried regardless of whether they live with you.

[JoeKano]

Hi thanks for the info..

We decided to apply for FIANCEE VISA.. He is American Citizen!

Can you tell me wht to do first by my boyfriend? I dnt have any idea, I guess US visas is complicated compare to getting UK VISAS...

You can start the process by reading here: http://www.visajourney.com/content/guides

Good luck with your visa journey!