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Hey there everyone.

:help:

I hope you can help us out with this question.

My wonderful fiance has been delivered an ultimatum by her parents i wont go into details but the short of it is we are both wondering if it is going to be better for her to come to me in the uk.

Now USCIS has approved us and i wanted to know if we can change direction once i have a visa in hand or am i totally committed to this path now?

Thanks

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Posted

Your not commited by any means yet, but y'all just blew 170 USD if you dont finish the process and you have to start over with a new process if you deviate from your current plan. That sucks that y'all have been given an ultimatum.

This is prolly something you can ask them at the interview with the consulate, but even then you do have like 6 months to enter the US once you get the visa , maybe things will change by then.

The primary purpose of the K-1 is the intent for the beneficiary to immigrate to the US.

Humbly,

Ramos

Good Luck, hope it works out well :devil:

da thread killa

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Posted

There are no commitments but you may want to go ahead and get the visa anyway because this gives you the choice for her to go to the UK or you to come here. If you drop the process now you may have some trouble later on. You also have 6 months from the time you get the visa to come here or not. It leaves all your options open in case circumstances with her parents change.

K1 Visa

June 15, 2005 - Submited I-129F

June 29, 2005 - Received NOA1

July 09, 2005 - Received NOA2

July 19, 2005 - Package 3

August 18, 2005 - Package 4 with the interview date (october 17, 2005 in Rio)

September 6, 2005 - Medical exam done

October 17, 2005 - Interview date APPROVED!!!

December 2, 2005 - Arrived in the U.S.

December 8, 2005 - MARRIED!!!

AOS

December 23, 2005 Sent completed forms for AOS

Jan 2006 - Checks cashed for AOS

Jan 06, 2006 - Received all 3 NOA's

Feb 16, 2006 - EAD and AP approved

Feb 24th, 2006 - Received AP in the mail

March 18th 2006 - Still no biometrics letter, made infopass

April 11th 2006 EAD Biometrics

April 18th 2006 Received EAD in the mail

May 10th 2006 AOS Biometrics after calling 800 number for 2 months, they claimed letter was returned undeliverable by the post office.

May 25th case transfered to California Service Center

June 5th case received by California Service Center

June 14th - Email that a Greencard was ordered (no interview)

June 17th - Welcome letter comes in the mail

June 19 2006 - Greencard arriives in the mail - WE ARE DONE!!!

Sept 2006 - Passed the road test

October 2006 - First job in U.S.

March 2008 - File I-751 - Biometrics taken

Naturalization

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