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Pending F2B petition/K1 visa

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hey all!

I filed my I-129F petition just this july 2009..

my fiancee has a current pending F2B (unmarried sons and daughters over 21 years of age of green card holder) from her parents filed in 2004.. I met fiancee in 1999 in the philippines in my college years and we are a steady couple for 10 years.. i finally became US citizen this year and decided to get married since K1 is the fastest way for her to get over here..

will this pending petition deter the approval of the K1 visa i recently filed? or Will the consulate deny her the approval of K1 visa due to this ground?

Reply will most appreciated!

worried guy! :(

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