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[Gra and Daniel 0]

My fiancee is from Brazil. She just received her K1 Visa and can now enter the U.S. My parents are Colombian and I travel to Colombia all the time. I will be going in August and I want my fiancee to join me. The thing is that I want her to go straight to the U.S with me from Colombia. So question is.. Can she enter the U.S with a K1 Fiancee Visa if it not from her native country? My gut feeling is that it will not be a problem because people travel and a visa is a visa. I just want to be 100% since I am buying these plane tickets now. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Cassie 8]

My fiancee is from Brazil. She just received her K1 Visa and can now enter the U.S. My parents are Colombian and I travel to Colombia all the time. I will be going in August and I want my fiancee to join me. The thing is that I want her to go straight to the U.S with me from Colombia. So question is.. Can she enter the U.S with a K1 Fiancee Visa if it not from her native country? My gut feeling is that it will not be a problem because people travel and a visa is a visa. I just want to be 100% since I am buying these plane tickets now. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The fiance visa is from the US, and not from Brazil. So, no, it doesn't matter if she enters the US from Brazil or Columbia.

[Carol and Bruno 0]

My fiancee is from Brazil. She just received her K1 Visa and can now enter the U.S.

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Thanks

Edited June 11, 2008 by Carol and Bruno

[Kathryn41 3,205]

It won't matter what country a fiancee is arriving from when she presents her K-1 at the border to activate it. Immigration processes a lot of visa applicants coming from different flights at the same time as there will often be a variety of different flights from different locations arriving all around the same time. People are not classified as all Columbian citizens, then all Chinese citizens, etc. They aren't looking at where her ticket says she is coming from, only at her passport to verify she has a visa and is entitled to enter the US and activate her K-1 visa. Good luck!

Edited June 11, 2008 by Kathryn41

[Gra and Daniel 0]

It won't matter what country a fiancee is arriving from when she presents her K-1 at the border to activate it. Immigration processes a lot of visa applicants coming from different flights at the same time as there will often be a variety of different flights from different locations arriving all around the same time. People are not classified as all Columbian citizens, then all Chinese citizens, etc. They aren't looking at where her ticket says she is coming from, only at her passport to verify she has a visa and is entitled to enter the US and activate her K-1 visa. Good luck!

thanks a lot.. i will be purchasing my tics soon.