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Hi everyone. I just want to clarify something because my fiance and I have been arguing if we need to pay more with the visa fee and medical fee. He's insisting that he already paid the filing fee before thats why we dont need to pay for the visa and medical fee. But I've been reading and asking those who have went through the process and i was told that they paid more or less $250 for the medical and more or less $400 on the visa fee. I dont know who to believe. Please clarify...

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Hi everyone. I just want to clarify something because my fiance and I have been arguing if we need to pay more with the visa fee and medical fee. He's insisting that he already paid the filing fee before thats why we dont need to pay for the visa and medical fee. But I've been reading and asking those who have went through the process and i was told that they paid more or less $250 for the medical and more or less $400 on the visa fee. I dont know who to believe. Please clarify...

medical fee... Fee: 213.35-adult; 185.35 (14 yrs. and below )

visa fee... $350.00

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$350 for the visa fee and $218(I think) for the medical.

and $1040 for the adjustment of status soon after you get married.

K1 Timeline

02-28-11 I-29F SENT

06-01-11 PETITION APPROVED

07-15-11 VISA APPROVED

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03-02-12 I-485 SENT

05-22-12 INTERVIEW APPROVED

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04-18-14 I-751 SENT

07-29-14 APPROVED

Naturalization Timeline

06-29-16 N400 SENT

08-02-16 BIOMETRICS

10-12-16 INTERVIEW

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He paid for the petition, which allows you to apply for a K1 visa. You still have to pay the Visa fee ($350.00), and medical fee, ($213.35), prior to your interview. As others have said, once you get to the states and marry, you then have to adjust status to get your green card. This will cost another thousand or so dollars. I know, because we just did it a few months ago.

Information here: http://photos.state.gov/libraries/manila/19452/public/Revised%20K1%20Instruction%20Packet%20_3__rtf2_001.pdf

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medical fee... Fee: 213.35-adult; 185.35 (14 yrs. and below )

visa fee... $350.00

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:thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Thanks for all the replies. Very much appreciated.

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Oct 29, 2010 - Package sent through USPS (regular mail)

Nov 4, 2010 - E-notification received

Nov 8, 2010 - NOA1 received dated Nov 4

Nov 10, 2010 - "Touched"

March 14,2011 - "Touched"

March 28,2011 - Petition approved based on USCIS website

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