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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Good Morning chaps and chapesses!

I have my K1 fiance visa application processing, we just sent off our RFE last week. My dilema is now this. I work for an American company, however i am based in London. I need to attend a training week in Dallas Texas for 12 days at the end of the month. I am really nervous that i am going to have trouble at immigration since i have my VISA processing. Not to mention i have had trouble before at LAX countless times when i have been interogated due to frequent number of trips.

My question is this, will i have problems clearing immigration at DFW when i land due to my situation. I remember a post before advising to bring as much documentation as possible to prove ones intent to return. I have all confirmation documentation for hotels, the training course etc I also have an apartment in London and will bring my lease aggrement etc.

Is there anything else i can prepare for before this trip to make it go smoothly.

Any help is appreciated.

Best Regards

Martin Tuncaydin

3-17-2004 - Met in London at Kingston University

3-25-2006 - I-129F sent off

3-27-2006 - Recieved at notorious CSC

3-31-2006 - NOA1

5-11-2006 - Amie moves to London to wait until visa approved

6-28-2006 - Received IMBRA RFE

7-12-2006 - Sent off RFE (from London)

7-24-2006 - CSC received RFE

9-01-2006 - NOA2 (5 MONTHS LATER.... LITERALLY 5 MONTHS LATER)

9-14-2006 - NVC received case

9-30-2006 - Packet 3 received

10-4-2006 - Packet 3 sent out

10-17-2006 - Medical appointment

11-3-2006 - Packet 4 received

12-1-2006 - INTERVIEW - approved

12-14-2006 - Amie moves back home

1-1-2007 - Martin moves over

1-16-2007 - SSN received

3-18-2007 - MARRIED!

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Since you are traveling for business, I don't see how the subject of your fiance visa would even come up.

If you have your return ticket, paperwork confirming your registration at the training, and something from your company that shows you are expected to return to London after the training--I don't see a problem.

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