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Traveling to US together once fiance gets visa?

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I was wondering if its allowed to travel to US with your fiance once the visa is granted. According to the sample DS 156k form Question 34. it says "Names and relationships of persons traveling with you" and sample form is suggesting to put "none" for that question. So now if you put none then that means no one is traveling with fiance. If you put yes that may voilate the K-1 policies. Please clarify.

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Yes, you can travel with your fiancée to the US. The question the DS-156 form is asking is if the beneficiary is traveling with another recepient of the visa, such as a K2 for a child. Since it looks like your fiancée is the only one getting the visa, you can put NONE on question 34.

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