Whats the advantage

[sandy10 0]

hi im new here in visajourney. i want to know if whats the advantage of having a full amrican husband than in fil-amrican husband? coz someone told me that the process of k3 visa is 10 months and her husband is fil-am and most people i know who married a full amrican guy says it will take 6 months to 9 months. and is there any possibilities that a k3 visa can be deny? thank you and i hope you can help me about this.

[rinkie 0]

I didn't get you.. Full American husbands/ Fil-American ones?? It's kinda confusing to me.. Can you rephrase your question.. Or do u mean to ask that the time lines for processing are different for different citizens?

Rinkie

[Otto 83]

hi im new here in visajourney. i want to know if whats the advantage of having a full amrican husband than in fil-amrican husband? coz someone told me that the process of k3 visa is 10 months and her husband is fil-am and most people i know who married a full amrican guy says it will take 6 months to 9 months. and is there any possibilities that a k3 visa can be deny? thank you and i hope you can help me about this.

If he's an American Citizen (be it Filipino-American, German-American, Etc) the times are the same - each case is different so some take longer than others.

As far as denial - the answer is yes, any case can be denied - most of those who meet the requirements and tell the truth do just fine.

Edited September 15, 2008 by Karin und Otto

[smylle14 5]

I didn't get you.. Full American husbands/ Fil-American ones?? It's kinda confusing to me.. Can you rephrase your question.. Or do u mean to ask that the time lines for processing are different for different citizens?

Rinkie

hi rinkie mybe what she i mean is fil-am is a filipino who migrated in u.s and they becme american citizen and the full american is the one who really born in US. is that right sandy? hehe lol

Edited September 15, 2008 by smylle14

[sandy10 0]

I didn't get you.. Full American husbands/ Fil-American ones?? It's kinda confusing to me.. Can you rephrase your question.. Or do u mean to ask that the time lines for processing are different for different citizens?

Rinkie

hi rinkie mybe what she i mean is fil-am is a filipino who migrated in u.s and they becme american citizen and the full american is the one who really born in US. is that right sandy? hehe lol

yeah right judy.thanks. sorry rinkie im not that clear. im really confious about it. thank you karin and otto.

[GiGii 4]

Are you planning to pick your husband based on how long the process will take, or what the chance of an approval will be?

[sandy10 0]

Are you planning to pick your husband based on how long the process will take, or what the chance of an approval will be?

its how long it will take. thank you Gigii

[Otto 83]

Are you planning to pick your husband based on how long the process will take, or what the chance of an approval will be?

its how long it will take. thank you Gigii

[Donna-marie 0]

Are you planning to pick your husband based on how long the process will take, or what the chance of an approval will be?

its how long it will take. thank you Gigii

i am really quite offended by the original post, the reason it takes so long for geniune couples is abuse of the system, you are going to pick out a husband just to be able to move to the country. omg!!!

[SusieK 3]

I think maybe the OP meant how long it will take not what should she choose as far as nationality for a husband - probably wording - altho there are people that have abused the system to put longer waits on families and such - but Cheers Donna, welcome to VJ as this place will only help the ones that are doing this legally and tell the ones that are trying to scam the system to blow!

[Donna-marie 0]

I think maybe the OP meant how long it will take not what should she choose as far as nationality for a husband - probably wording - altho there are people that have abused the system to put longer waits on families and such - but Cheers Donna, welcome to VJ as this place will only help the ones that are doing this legally and tell the ones that are trying to scam the system to blow!

oh well i must have read it wrong and i am sorry for what i said

[pushbrk 13,133]

hi im new here in visajourney. i want to know if whats the advantage of having a full amrican husband than in fil-amrican husband? coz someone told me that the process of k3 visa is 10 months and her husband is fil-am and most people i know who married a full amrican guy says it will take 6 months to 9 months. and is there any possibilities that a k3 visa can be deny? thank you and i hope you can help me about this.

Sandy,

You've been given the answers to your questions, which are that whether the petitioner migrated or not will not impact the timeline and that yes K3 petitions and visa applications can be denied.

Perhaps it's just the wording but it sounds like you're using the citizenship status as a selection factor for a fiance. If you already have a fiance or spouse, please clarify.

Edited September 15, 2008 by pushbrk

[sandy10 0]

hi im new here in visajourney. i want to know if whats the advantage of having a full amrican husband than in fil-amrican husband? coz someone told me that the process of k3 visa is 10 months and her husband is fil-am and most people i know who married a full amrican guy says it will take 6 months to 9 months. and is there any possibilities that a k3 visa can be deny? thank you and i hope you can help me about this.

Sandy,

You've been given the answers to your questions, which are that whether the petitioner migrated or not will not impact the timeline and that yes K3 petitions and visa applications can be denied.

Perhaps it's just the wording but it sounds like you're using the citizenship status as a selection factor for a fiance. If you already have a fiance or spouse, please clarify.

OMG! no im not using someone and ill never gonna do that just to go there in U.S. im married and i really love my husband so much and God knows that i really do.my husband born in america and then someone told me that k3 visa takes more than 10 months (her husband is born here in philippines and migrated to U.s) it makes me sad becoz i really miss him. i really want to be with him and start our family. im longing for him so much. i hope you do guys understand me. i was just thinkng ifi ts easier for me to be with my husband bec he born in u.s. thank you so much

[pushbrk 13,133]

hi im new here in visajourney. i want to know if whats the advantage of having a full amrican husband than in fil-amrican husband? coz someone told me that the process of k3 visa is 10 months and her husband is fil-am and most people i know who married a full amrican guy says it will take 6 months to 9 months. and is there any possibilities that a k3 visa can be deny? thank you and i hope you can help me about this.

Sandy,

You've been given the answers to your questions, which are that whether the petitioner migrated or not will not impact the timeline and that yes K3 petitions and visa applications can be denied.

Perhaps it's just the wording but it sounds like you're using the citizenship status as a selection factor for a fiance. If you already have a fiance or spouse, please clarify.

OMG! no im not using someone and ill never gonna do that just to go there in U.S. im married and i really love my husband so much and God knows that i really do.my husband born in america and then someone told me that k3 visa takes more than 10 months (her husband is born here in philippines and migrated to U.s) it makes me sad becoz i really miss him. i really want to be with him and start our family. im longing for him so much. i hope you do guys understand me. i was just thinkng ifi ts easier for me to be with my husband bec he born in u.s. thank you so much

It might be easier but not quicker. Ten months sounds like a good estimate.