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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ecuador
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I am going to send my petition today (yay!) but I went to check on the fee to confirm the $455 fee and I found that fees have changed since June 4th... now it says the K-1 visa fee is $350... I can't believe they would have lowered the fee, does that mean I have to pay both fees now? How much do I send with the packet?

I-129F package sent: Jul 7th 2010

Package received at CSC: Jul 9th 2010

NOA1: Jul 16th 2010

NOA2: Nov 30th 2010

Packet 4 letter received: Dec 27th 2010

Medical done: Jan 3rd 2011

Interview: Jan 24th 2011 - APPROVED!!

Passport with K-1 visa received: Jan 29th 2011

POE: Feb 2nd 2011 in Houston, TX - cleared without problems :-)

Married!: May 2nd 2011

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ecuador
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I just read a little farther down and answered my own question. Sorry to be clogging up the board with unnecessary stuff! :blush:

I-129F package sent: Jul 7th 2010

Package received at CSC: Jul 9th 2010

NOA1: Jul 16th 2010

NOA2: Nov 30th 2010

Packet 4 letter received: Dec 27th 2010

Medical done: Jan 3rd 2011

Interview: Jan 24th 2011 - APPROVED!!

Passport with K-1 visa received: Jan 29th 2011

POE: Feb 2nd 2011 in Houston, TX - cleared without problems :-)

Married!: May 2nd 2011

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Chile
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I just read a little farther down and answered my own question. Sorry to be clogging up the board with unnecessary stuff! :blush:

So it's still $455 right??? :unsure:

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: England
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$455 for the petition

and $350 for the visa

Must pay both as each fee is for a different process.

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March 16th, 2009 -- AOS Sent

May 8th, 2009 -- EAD & AP Approved (51days)

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April 14th, 2012 -- N-400 Sent to Dallas Lockbox

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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the best thing you can do is read on the official website USCIS The fee is US$455

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Filed: Other Country: China
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I had called the VFS office this afternoon to ask them about K1 fees and they said its 400$ now.

It was 355$ earlier and 400$ as of now.

Now, I am confused ...what is the exact amount ?

First understand the process. Filing a petition and applying for a visa are separate things. The petition filing fee is $455. Once the petition is approved, the foreign fiancee applies for a visa. Currently, the visa application fee (paid abroad, usually in local currency) is $350. Right now, you're filing a petition, not applying for a visa.

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