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Hello all - I am hoping someone here may give me some advice.

There is a significant chance that I am going to take a job in Russia this fall - this is where my fiance is from, where I lived when me met, etc.. If I take this job, I would move to Russia, but still want to come back to the U.S. for the wedding (my sister is in a wheel chair and can not make the trip). In this case, I think he could apply for a tourist visa just to come for the wedding and leave our plans for a fall wedding in tact. The glitch is that I am not 100% sure I will change jobs and I have heard that Kirill can not apply for a tourist visa while we are waiting for a K-1. Does anyone know if this is true or not?

Thanks - Michele

P.S. Mara, is there any news yet?

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He can apply for the visa. The tough spot is at the POE. That is where the person needs to show strong ties to home so that he/she will be allowed in.

There are a lot of posts on VJ regarding fiance(e)s entering while in the K1 process. Many are successful.

Best of luck.

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He can apply for the visa. The tough spot is at the POE. That is where the person needs to show strong ties to home so that he/she will be allowed in.

There are a lot of posts on VJ regarding fiance(e)s entering while in the K1 process. Many are successful.

Best of luck.

Thanks - I will look around at the other posts. Take Care, Michele

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He can apply for the visa. The tough spot is at the POE. That is where the person needs to show strong ties to home so that he/she will be allowed in.

There are a lot of posts on VJ regarding fiance(e)s entering while in the K1 process. Many are successful.

Best of luck.

Thanks - I will look around at the other posts. Take Care, Michele

it is a $131 investment and a trip to the nearest US consulate....

YMMV

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