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Phred   5

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I do not live in the USA, but I am a USA citizen by birth. I submitted a K1 visa request.during a recent visit to the USA. Khin is A citizen of Myanmar. We want to marry in the USA with her sister present. We will not be converting her status. We will return to Singapore where we live as foreign workers. I have checked and there is no law that says we have to change her status if she returns to Singapore with me. We will have fulfilled our end of the K1 because we did get married.

In the unlikely event we ever want to live in the USA we will request a K3. I only opted for the K1 because she has not a chance of being approved for a tourist visa (no ties to Singapore). I guess after we are married, her tie to Singapore is me, so she can get a tourist visa at any time. Right?

I received a confirmation stating that my application was received and sent to California from the Texas drop box on Oct 15th. I guess it will sit a while because of the government shutdown.

Until recently I was seeking a K1 for my Burmese fiancé.

2012 09 27 First date
2013 01 01 Started cohabiting, and obtained a joint bank account
2013 07 13 Engagement
2013 10 11 Sent i129F to USCIS
2013 10 18 Received NOA1 from USCIS
2013 11 12 Received RFE notice - Almost decided to change the venue to Thailand. Sat on the RFE for about three weeks before proceeding.2013 12 20 RFE answer package received by USCIS
2013 12 23 NOA2 received from USCIS
2014 01 14 After demonstrating the hate Americans have tward the chidfree, my fiancé has no desire to visit the USA.

Going forward, I will sell off my remaining assets in the USA. I doubt I will ever return. Americans are second only to the French when it comes to rudeness.

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canada_socks   97

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Edit:

Re read your post and missed the part about her not being able to get a visitor visa. Nevermind! :)

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ROC Process

12-13-2013 * 90 day window to apply opens

02-24-2014 * ROC package sent to USCIS Vermont Service Center

02-25-2014 * ROC package received at USCIS Vermont Service Center

02-26-2014 * NOA1 notice date

02-28-2014 * Cheque cashed

03-05-2014 * Biometrics notice date

03-28-2014 * Biometrics Appointment in Baltimore

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Phred   5

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I don't think you need to go through the K1 process if you aren't planning to change your status and stay. You can get married in the USA without the K1 visa and go back to Singapore after.

She is a Myanmar citizen living in Singapore. We share a flat in Singapore. She cannot even buy an airline ticket to the USA without a visa. They will not approve her for a tourist visa because she has no ties to Singapore. That is why I applied for a K1. Cool? Edited by Phred

Until recently I was seeking a K1 for my Burmese fiancé.

2012 09 27 First date
2013 01 01 Started cohabiting, and obtained a joint bank account
2013 07 13 Engagement
2013 10 11 Sent i129F to USCIS
2013 10 18 Received NOA1 from USCIS
2013 11 12 Received RFE notice - Almost decided to change the venue to Thailand. Sat on the RFE for about three weeks before proceeding.2013 12 20 RFE answer package received by USCIS
2013 12 23 NOA2 received from USCIS
2014 01 14 After demonstrating the hate Americans have tward the chidfree, my fiancé has no desire to visit the USA.

Going forward, I will sell off my remaining assets in the USA. I doubt I will ever return. Americans are second only to the French when it comes to rudeness.

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canada_socks   97

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She is a Myanmar citizen living in Singapore. We share a flat in Singapore. She cannot even buy an airline ticket to the USA without a visa. They will not approve her for a tourist visa because she has no ties to Singapore. That is why I applied for a K1.

Yea I saw that after I re read your post so I changed mine :) Sorry about that.

formerly sherrybaby

ROC Process

12-13-2013 * 90 day window to apply opens

02-24-2014 * ROC package sent to USCIS Vermont Service Center

02-25-2014 * ROC package received at USCIS Vermont Service Center

02-26-2014 * NOA1 notice date

02-28-2014 * Cheque cashed

03-05-2014 * Biometrics notice date

03-28-2014 * Biometrics Appointment in Baltimore

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Phred   5

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Wish I could immigrate to Canada. The USA is in the last stages of cancer. The country will collapse in the next 10 years.

Until recently I was seeking a K1 for my Burmese fiancé.

2012 09 27 First date
2013 01 01 Started cohabiting, and obtained a joint bank account
2013 07 13 Engagement
2013 10 11 Sent i129F to USCIS
2013 10 18 Received NOA1 from USCIS
2013 11 12 Received RFE notice - Almost decided to change the venue to Thailand. Sat on the RFE for about three weeks before proceeding.2013 12 20 RFE answer package received by USCIS
2013 12 23 NOA2 received from USCIS
2014 01 14 After demonstrating the hate Americans have tward the chidfree, my fiancé has no desire to visit the USA.

Going forward, I will sell off my remaining assets in the USA. I doubt I will ever return. Americans are second only to the French when it comes to rudeness.

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Wish I could immigrate to Canada. The USA is in the last stages of cancer. The country will collapse in the next 10 years.

China's looking pretty good also.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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