has anyone lived in the foreign country with fiance?

[no name 1]

I lived in the UK for 2 years(went to college), where i met my fiance. I'm nervous about my packet even though it's very thorough.

Does it help me at all with the K1 process? Like is it any easier?

Edited May 3, 2006 by devilette

[gag54611 1]

Nope.

[Yodrak 7]

devilette,

Should make it easy to come up with evidence of having met and evidence of relationship. But surprisingly some people - who look only at the types of evidence routinely suggested by those who have not had such opportunity - find it rather difficult.

Yodrak

I lived in the UK for 2 years(went to college), where i met my fiance. Does it help me at all with the K1 process?

[Mand 1]

It only means you'll probably have more supporting evidence for the Embassy interview...rent cheques, bills, car insurance etc. Rob lived with me in Ireland and we had to go through the same process as every one else. It doesn't speed it up one little bit...sorry!!

And I was as worried as every body else going in to the interview too

[no name 1]

devilette,

Should make it easy to come up with evidence of having met and evidence of relationship. But surprisingly some people - who look only at the types of evidence routinely suggested by those who have not had such opportunity - find it rather difficult.

Yodrak

I lived in the UK for 2 years(went to college), where i met my fiance. Does it help me at all with the K1 process?

OH well. Worth a shot anyhow! I did highlight my student visa in my passport so it pops out.

[Mand 1]

OH well. Worth a shot anyhow! I did highlight my student visa in my passport so it pops out.

We included a copy of Rob's work authorization and Garda card (kinda like an Irish Green card) in our original petition also

Best of Luck to you

[aussiewench 9]

devilette,

Should make it easy to come up with evidence of having met and evidence of relationship. But surprisingly some people - who look only at the types of evidence routinely suggested by those who have not had such opportunity - find it rather difficult.

Yodrak

I lived in the UK for 2 years(went to college), where i met my fiance. Does it help me at all with the K1 process?

OH well. Worth a shot anyhow! I did highlight my student visa in my passport so it pops out.

I agree with Yodrak as it should make it easier for you.

Can you show with evidence that you both went to the same college eg?

Edited May 3, 2006 by aussiewench

[no name 1]

devilette,

Should make it easy to come up with evidence of having met and evidence of relationship. But surprisingly some people - who look only at the types of evidence routinely suggested by those who have not had such opportunity - find it rather difficult.

Yodrak

I lived in the UK for 2 years(went to college), where i met my fiance. Does it help me at all with the K1 process?

OH well. Worth a shot anyhow! I did highlight my student visa in my passport so it pops out.

I agree with Yodrak as it should make it easier for you.

Can you show with evidence that you both went to the same college eg?

we didn't go to college together. I was trying to prove I was living there in the UK, is all. I'll just gather more evidence if need be.

[Jenn! 918]

we didn't go to college together. I was trying to prove I was living there in the UK, is all. I'll just gather more evidence if need be.

We showed a bunch of pictures of us together in our apartment at the interview.

[aussiewench 9]

devilette

I will stick to your other thread lol it will be easier