k-1 visa

[nikkig50 0]

I was wondering if the embassy of which the other person is coming to the untied states from has to approve anything to allow the person to come back or to come here or if they don't do anything at all.

Example: Myanmar embassy and United States Embassy. Person from Myanmar is coming here on a K-1 visa. Does Myanmar embassy have to do anything in the K-1 process?

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

I am not sure I understand your question- the embassy reviews the papers, conducts the interview and sometimes does local background check. So the do a big part of the K1 process, and most denials happen at the embassy level.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Example: Myanmar embassy and United States Embassy. Person from Myanmar is coming here on a K-1 visa. Does Myanmar embassy have to do anything in the K-1 process?

Let's see if I have this correct, you are asking if the Embassy of Myanmar in the United States has any say in the K1 process? The answer to that would be no. Foreign governments and foreign diplomatic officials in the US have no say in visa issuing decisions the US makes. Issuance of visas to the US is the strict purview of the State Department.

[nikkig50 0]

Let's see if I have this correct, you are asking if the Embassy of Myanmar in the United States has any say in the K1 process? The answer to that would be no. Foreign governments and foreign diplomatic officials in the US have no say in visa issuing decisions the US makes. Issuance of visas to the US is the strict purview of the State Department.

ok thanks, but does this also mean his embassy in his own country as well? I know the US embassy is involved, but I just want to make sure none of the embassy's of his country are involved.

[Ryan H 3,812]

ok thanks, but does this also mean his embassy in his own country as well? I know the US embassy is involved, but I just want to make sure none of the embassy's of his country are involved.

There would not be an Embassy for his country IN his country. An Embassy is the main overseas diplomatic mission of one country in another country. They are usually located in the host country's capital city (there are some exceptions). Consulates are then placed in other cities of the host country.

His government would have to issue him a passport that would allow for international travel.

As far as visa issuing decions the US Government makes:

Foreign governments and foreign diplomatic officials in the US have no say in visa issuing decisions the US makes. Issuance of visas to the US is the strict purview of the State Department.