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Hi, I am 25 and a US citizen. I was with my fiance from may to july this year but i had to come back to the US for school. I would like to file for him so we can get married here since I live here but I am not sure if the K-1 is the right option. So is that the one we should file? He is still in africa but I am here right now going to school.thanks

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Read this - http://www.visajourney.com/content/compare

It explains everything and pros / cons etc for the different visas. Then make your choice.

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A K-1 visa is for a fiance of a US citizen to come to the US in order to get married to that US citizen. It sounds like this is exactly what you want to do, so yes, the K-1 visa would be the appropriate visa for you. Your other option would be a spousal visa, but you would need to get married first before you could start that process.

Welcome to Visa Journey :) - You've come to the right place. You will find lots of useful information here about how to do the K-1 visa process, and lots of support from other couples who are in various different stages of both the K-1 visa process and the other immigration processes that happens after your fiance arrives in the US and you get married.

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Read this - http://www.visajourney.com/content/compare

It explains everything and pros / cons etc for the different visas. Then make your choice.

Thank you. I am totally new to this so what is NOA1? ROC?

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Thank you. I am totally new to this so what is NOA1? ROC?

NOA1 is the first notification you get from USCIS that your petition has been RECEIVED. Just received. ROC is Removal of conditions???

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