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NOA-1 Arrived May 28 - What if I get married in the Phillippines

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Dakine   26

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Just wondering, what if we get married before we receive NOA2 or just afterwards? No plans to get married, but just wondering.

Would we go for CR-1 instead?

You could cancel the K1 and marry and go for the CR-1!

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raquel_1208   1

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You have to cancel K1, get married, refile CR1 and start all over again. CR1 takes longer than K1.

05/18/07 married

05/29/07 sent I-130s for me & my daughter at CSC

06/16/07 checks for I-130 cashed

06/19/07 sent I-129F not waiting for noa1 but with printed online copies of checks cashed

06/25/07 check for I-129f cashed

06/29/07 transferred I-129f to CSC

07/03/07 received noa1 in the mail for I-129f

10/31/07 approved K3 and my I-130 except for my daughter

11/05/07 received NOA2 in the mail

12/01/07 received mail from NVC/yey we got our case number

12/20/07 went to St. Lukes and had my early medical exam

01/30/08 schedule for medical

02/07/08 interview, approved!

02/12/08 visa pick-up/cfo

02/14/08 POE-LAX

06/19/08 AOS mailed thru USPS

06/22/08 AOS delivered to Chicago IL

06/28/08 check cashed

06/30/08 received NOA1 dated 06/25/08

07/26/08 biometrics appointment

09/09/08 received EAD card in the mail

12/03/08 received interview letter for Jan 21 2009

01/21/09 approved for conditional permanent residence

02/02/09 permanent residence card arrived in the mail

10/21/10 submit form to remove conditions

01/21/11 10 year gc received

03/05/12 mailed my N-400

03/06/12 received email that they have my N-400

04/05/12 biometrics

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Gemmie   142

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You have to cancel K1, get married, refile CR1 and start all over again. CR1 takes longer than K1.

It does? I thought it was quicker...

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william_wallace   8

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You have to cancel K1, get married, refile CR1 and start all over again. CR1 takes longer than K1.

It does? I thought it was quicker...

Maybe your thinking of the DCF. That's quicker..............I think.

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TRELAWNY PARISH   10

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CR/1 is not quicker.

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KimandRuss   0

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Yeah, DCF is much quicker because you're dealing with the USEM abroad but, as of last year, and the enactment of the adam walsh law there are new guidelines and one must be married and reside in that Country for at least 6 months (in many Countries) on a valid visa before applying.

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Fred N Emilia Proficient

Fred N Emilia   0

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You get married that cancels the K1. Why not just wait instead of starting the process over again?

PM me for any AP or AR relating to the NBI

USEM NBI Requirements:

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3217.html

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