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TRAVELING WHILE WAITING FOR CHANGE OF STATUS

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My Fiance is wondering how soon she would be able to travel back to Jamaica after arriving here in the U.S. on a K1 visa and after marring me.

Technically she can go back right away - it's the coming back that would be a problem without AP (Advance Parole). AP typically can take 30-60 days (on average). Is it safe to assume she will simply want to return to Jamaica for a visit?

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My Fiance is wondering how soon she would be able to travel back to Jamaica after arriving here in the U.S. on a K1 visa and after marring me.

Technically she can go back right away - it's the coming back that would be a problem without AP (Advance Parole). AP typically can take 30-60 days (on average). Is it safe to assume she will simply want to return to Jamaica for a visit?

What is AP? Yes she is worried that she will not be able to visit her family for a long time. But first I have to get her here. The big problem we are having now is at the NVC. The case has been in Administrative Processing since July 29th. VERY SCARY

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My Fiance is wondering how soon she would be able to travel back to Jamaica after arriving here in the U.S. on a K1 visa and after marring me.

Technically she can go back right away - it's the coming back that would be a problem without AP (Advance Parole). AP typically can take 30-60 days (on average). Is it safe to assume she will simply want to return to Jamaica for a visit?

What is AP? Yes she is worried that she will not be able to visit her family for a long time. But first I have to get her here. The big problem we are having now is at the NVC. The case has been in Administrative Processing since July 29th. VERY SCARY

AP is Advance Parole it's a travel document that allows your fiancee to travel to jamaica before she gets the green card. You're not the only one stuck at NVC my cousin's case has been there since the 1st week of August.

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My Fiance is wondering how soon she would be able to travel back to Jamaica after arriving here in the U.S. on a K1 visa and after marring me.

Technically she can go back right away - it's the coming back that would be a problem without AP (Advance Parole). AP typically can take 30-60 days (on average). Is it safe to assume she will simply want to return to Jamaica for a visit?

What is AP? Yes she is worried that she will not be able to visit her family for a long time. But first I have to get her here. The big problem we are having now is at the NVC. The case has been in Administrative Processing since July 29th. VERY SCARY

AP is Advance Parole it's a travel document that allows your fiancee to travel to jamaica before she gets the green card. You're not the only one stuck at NVC my cousin's case has been there since the 1st week of August.

Did someone file a K1 for your cousin? My girl thinks it is because there is a big age gap between us. Do you know why your cousins had been in Administrative Processing so long? Any guesses

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