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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Sorry for the vague broad topic title.

Basically 1. part question 2. part experience

I am attempting to pull back a bit on the veil of mystery involved with processing.

Is there any variation on the time frames when both Beneficiary and Sponsor both have previous history with USCIS, Customs and Border protection, and/or the State Department?

For instance, I work for a major airline and have already had a 10 year background check ran on me within the past year by the FBI, in addition I participate in CBPs Global Entry program, which has its own security checks, and lets you use those kiosks at most major ports of entry and skip the questioner.

My Finance, has a B2 visa, and travels to the US on a fairly frequent basis. (I included a copy of her B2 in my application for the K1.

Does anyone have thoughts if this will speed the process at any point in any way from K-1 to AOS?

Does anyone have any experience in this regard?

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I-129F Sent : 2011-03-16

I-129F NOA1 : 2011-03-21

I-129F NOA2 : 2011-07-01

NVC Received : 2011-07-08

NVC Left : 2011-07-14

Consulate Received : 2011-07-18

Packet 3 Received :

Interview Date :

Interview Result :

Visa Received :

US Entry :

Marriage :

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USCIS really doesn't care much about your background check. They will still fun the checks on your fiance, so the visa has little if any bearing on your K-1 process.

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