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So I've booked my flight to the US, that I'm going to use the K1 visa with. Now I'm abit confused what to fill in for the advance passenger information the airline requires.

I'm flying with Aerlingus..

I've got two options out of the three available, not quite sure which one actually applies to me? Being a UK passport holder, I'm obviously not going to tick being a US passport holder. Here's the other two..

-Landed US Resident (Alien Registration or Permanent Resident Card holder)

-Non-US Resident

Which one I'm I? Both options ask for country of residence. Do I put the USA?

Thanks in advance for any help offered.

Nicky

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I just went through this... I picked UK citizen just visiting the US.. On continental it says its optional so i don't see it as a big deal. and since a K-1 is a non-immigrant visa your still a UK citizen and not a permanent resident. that's just my thought.

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Yeah that's what I thought. Cheers :yes:

Feb 2005 - Met online through brit band doves

Dec 15th 2005 - Met for first time at U2 concert in NE, USA

Apr 30 2008 K1 Interview Approved

Dec 11 2008 AOS approved

Dec 18 2008 Permanent Resident card received

Oct 22 2010 ROC NOA 1 Received

Jan 31 2011 ROC Approved

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Your a UK citizen - non- us resident. As of yet, with a K-1 visa you are not an official U.S resident - that will happen later with AOS. To say you are a us resident would be to say you have a green card/permanant resident alien card which you do not yet have.

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