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Filed: Country: Canada
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For what people they where create that K for. You have to marry in USA, you can't go out of the country for your honeymoon, you almost have no time for it cause you must apply for Adjustment of Status (AOS), EAD, AP. How can you prepare for wedding with so Short time? After you can't go back before 3-4 months for AP. :blink: I choose that at first, din't started it, but I was sad that I couldn't visit my family or marry in my own country. :crying: But I encourage all those who are putting their effort to get it done to continue.

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Well...

There are many reasons people choose a K1 over a spousal visa.

Nick and I for example, did not want to live apart while we were married. Our first married year living in different countries? No thanks.

Also, the K1 is generally faster than the spousal visas so that's another plus.

Thirdly, you don't need to have a huge wedding so for some people the 90 days after entry was more than enough time. Don't forget, you have 6 months from the time you get the visa to enter the country, so you could use that time to plan a huge wedding if so desired.

I agree that the not leaving until you have AP or a green card part does suck..it's stupid really but whatever, that's the rules.

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Let's Keep the Song Going!!!

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~Laura and Nicholas~

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Met online November 2005 playing City of Heroes

First met in Canada, Sept 22, 2006 <3

September 2006 to March 2008, 11 visits, 5 in Canada, 6 in NJ

Officially Engaged December 24th, 2007!!!

Moved to the U.S. to be with my baby on July 19th, 2008 on a K1 visa!!!!

***10 year green card in hand as of 2/2/2012, loving and living life***

Hmmm maybe we should move back to Canada! lol smile.png

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ghana
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The purpose of the K1 is to allow the fiance(e) of a USC to enter the US to get married. If you want to get married in your own country then you can get either a K3 or CR1 visa.

Yes there are restrictions but thats why you need to do your research before deciding what visa to go for.

Decide what is important to you and then pick the visa that is best for you.

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