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Hi All,

Just to let everyone know who replied to my post " Can i travel to USA while applying for K1- Visa".

Well i just spent 6 great days with my fiancee in Chicago. Had no problems getting through immigration at O'Hare Airport, even though i had a letter from my employer and morgage statements etc, the POE guard just asked the normal questions and waived me through and said " Have a great stay" .... HAPPY DAYS !!!

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Warren

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Hey Warren, great news mate, glad you got through with no problems & managed to spend a few days with the lucky lady.

All the best, hope the process moves quickly and you're back with her soon.

Mike

See Profile for full K-1 timeline...summary:

11 Jan 10 - I-129f Sent

17 Jun 2010 - Interview...APPROVED!

17 Jul 2010 - LHR to ATL. POE: JFK

10 Sep 2010 - Wedding

23 Oct 2010 - Filed for AOS, EAD & AP

29 Mar 2011 - APPROVED!!! (2 NOAs for medical info)

04 Apr 2011 - GC In Hand.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hey Warren, great news mate, glad you got through with no problems & managed to spend a few days with the lucky lady.

All the best, hope the process moves quickly and you're back with her soon.

Mike

Hey Cheers Mike

I hopefully everything goes smoothly for us both in the future. :thumbs:

Warren

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Hi All,

Just to let everyone know who replied to my post " Can i travel to USA while applying for K1- Visa".

Well i just spent 6 great days with my fiancee in Chicago. Had no problems getting through immigration at O'Hare Airport, even though i had a letter from my employer and morgage statements etc, the POE guard just asked the normal questions and waived me through and said " Have a great stay" .... HAPPY DAYS !!!

Thanks To All Who Answered

Warren

That's pretty normal. The vast majority of the time, the customs guy at the airport will just wave you through if you are forthright, honest, and look like you match your story. The "ties" you bring as evidence are really only for that 1-in-10,000 long shot where they decide to get picky. Most people are fine the vast majority of the time. That said, it's much better to be unnecessarily prepared than unprepared! The visible signs of confidence you get from feeling prepared almost certainly contribute to you getting through without apparently needing the evidence. It still helped you, indirectly, by making you feel more prepared and confident.

DON'T PANIC

"It says wonderful things about the two countries [Canada and the US] that neither one feels itself being inundated by each other's immigrants."

-Douglas Coupland

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