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E-2 work visa during K-1 application process

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cleepa   0

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I just sent in a K-1 visa petition for my fiancee in Japan. We also just found out that she may be able to get an E-2 visa to work in the US. If she does get it, can we just continue the K-1 process normally without any problems, or will we have to take another course of action?

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Lona.C.   16

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I belive you can just continue the same rout your goin now , cose your fiancee will be able to file for the E 2 at the same time when she files for the AOS and AP ( if she needs AP ) thats after you she arrives in the states and you guys are married , I could be wrong ... Lona

 

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pushbrk   12,824

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I just sent in a K-1 visa petition for my fiancee in Japan. We also just found out that she may be able to get an E-2 visa to work in the US. If she does get it, can we just continue the K-1 process normally without any problems, or will we have to take another course of action?

If she arrives on an E-2 visa, you can drop the K1 process. E-2 visa holders are allowed to adjust status to permanent resident.

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