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If my fiance is issued his fiance visa and then goes on a business trip to the UK before coming to the US on that visa will it affect his fiance visa?

Is he allowed to travel to the UK before using his visa to the US? :help:

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In one word. YES

Just cannot travel to UK after using visa to enter the states.

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If my fiance is issued his fiance visa and then goes on a business trip to the UK before coming to the US on that visa will it affect his fiance visa?

Is he allowed to travel to the UK before using his visa to the US? :help:

Having a US visa in your passport does not restrict travel to another country. Entry into one country does not invalidate a visa for another....

YMMV

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In one word. YES

Just cannot travel to UK after using visa to enter the states.

Actually, he can even leave the US after entering with no problem. It'd be the return trip to the US that would present a problem.

The K-1 is good for only one entry into the US. Entering the US a second time after a foreign trip would require more paperwork, generally either advance parole or completed adjustment of status.

But yes, he can travel anywhere he wants to go before he enters the US on his K-1. Because of airline routing, some people almost have to travel to another country in order to come to the US. It's not a problem.

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Thanks everyone. My fiance has some personal business to attend before he comes here and they told him today that he should have his visa soon :luv:

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