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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nepal
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I am wondering that both K1 and CR1 takes same time to get approved. Or CR1 gets approved faster than K1 because it is a spouse visa.

just wondering guys. :wacko::wacko::wacko:

09/10 - Wedding

09/31/10:came back to states.

10/25/10: I-130 package mailed.

11/10/10: NOA1 recieved(I130)

11/16/10: Touched.

11/18/10: I129F package mailed.

12/02/10: NOA1 recieved(I129F)

12/31/10:Touched.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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I am wondering that both K1 and CR1 takes same time to get approved. Or CR1 gets approved faster than K1 because it is a spouse visa.

just wondering guys. :wacko::wacko::wacko:

It's a crapshoot, no one answer is correct. Each case is different, each Service Center is different and each Case Office is different.

We did K-1 in 2007 and it took 9 months. Our CR-1 was screwed up by USCIS as well as 36,000 other filers, details in signature.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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Statistically K1 is quicker. The reason for that, for a spousal visa you undergo a harder interview because you get a greencard on entry into the US. So you need to show proof of relationship to a greater degree than a fiancee visa.

A fiancee visa requires AOS after marriage. A GC is only given after further paperwork is file and further proof of relationship given.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: France
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Statistically K1 is quicker. The reason for that, for a spousal visa you undergo a harder interview because you get a greencard on entry into the US. So you need to show proof of relationship to a greater degree than a fiancee visa.

A fiancee visa requires AOS after marriage. A GC is only given after further paperwork is file and further proof of relationship given.

I understand this logic I suppose but wouldn't it be easier to be more fraudulent with a fiancee visa considering you are a granted an entry to the us without a legal connection. As with a spouse someone had to fly a long distance (either way) and deal with being a foreigner marrying a citizen of another country etc like marrying not in your homeland is a task in itself. Idk if I agree with this. But you're not the rule maker so I'll stop badgering you lol.

USCIS (177 days from NOA1 to NOA2)

08.05.2010 I-130 priority date 08.14.2010 I-130 NOA1 11.03.2010 Transfer from CSC to TSC 01.19.2011 Service Request for out of processing time. Congressional Intervention 02.07.2011 I-130 Approved 02.14.2011 Shipped from TSC to NVC

NVC (33 days from #assigned to CC)
02.17.2011 Case number assigned 02.18.2011 Case # & INN received. Gave email addresses. Emailed DS 3032. Paid AOS Fee 02.22.2011 AOS Fee appeared as paid. Mailed AOS. DS 3032 accepted 02.24.2011 AOS received. IV bill generated and paid 02.25.2011 IV bill fee appeared as paid. Mailed IV 02.28.2011 IV packet received 03.09.2011 AOS entered in the system 03.11.2011 IV entered in the system 03.15.2011 AVR RFE 03.16.2011 Sent RFE response. Service request for supervisor review. Emailed NVC for re-review of document 03.17.2011 Received RFE checklist in email. NVC received RFE response. Emailed US Embassy to review document. 03.18.2011 Embassy confirmed the document was valid. Forwarded Embassy email to NVC. 03.22.2011 Sign In Failed. Case Complete 03.25.2011 Interview assigned

VISA - SS - GC
04.06.2011 Case forwarded to Embassy. 05.02.2011 Medical 05.03.2011 Interview
Review 05.05.2011 Visa 05.16.2011 POE (@Philadelphia) 06.11.2011 SS #. Welcome Letter. 06.17.2011 GC!

ROC
05.06.2013 Packet sent to CSC

05.08.2013 Packet received at CSC

05.17.2013 Packet returned because of no signatures (####### oops8rh.gif )

05.20.2013 Packet sent to CSC again

05.21.2013 Packet received at CSC again

05.24.2013 Check cashed

05.28.2013 NOA one received (Dated 05.21.2013)

06.03.2013 Biometrics appointment letter received (appt 06.19.13)

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Colombia
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the k-1 is faster but you will have to get AOS and more money for fees,...the cr1 is longer maybe about 2 months more than the k-1, but you get your social security card,and get your permanent resident card, to travel, and is less forms to file and cost less money

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nepal
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I understand this logic I suppose but wouldn't it be easier to be more fraudulent with a fiancee visa considering you are a granted an entry to the us without a legal connection. As with a spouse someone had to fly a long distance (either way) and deal with being a foreigner marrying a citizen of another country etc like marrying not in your homeland is a task in itself. Idk if I agree with this. But you're not the rule maker so I'll stop badgering you lol.

I like what you said... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

09/10 - Wedding

09/31/10:came back to states.

10/25/10: I-130 package mailed.

11/10/10: NOA1 recieved(I130)

11/16/10: Touched.

11/18/10: I129F package mailed.

12/02/10: NOA1 recieved(I129F)

12/31/10:Touched.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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I understand this logic I suppose but wouldn't it be easier to be more fraudulent with a fiancee visa considering you are a granted an entry to the us without a legal connection. As with a spouse someone had to fly a long distance (either way) and deal with being a foreigner marrying a citizen of another country etc like marrying not in your homeland is a task in itself. Idk if I agree with this. But you're not the rule maker so I'll stop badgering you lol.

It is easier to arrive in the US fraudulently I suppose yes BUT the person who gets the K1 visa can ONLY adjust their status based on marriage to the person who sponsored their K1 visa. They can I suppose arrive and live under the radar but they're out of status and deportable. It has it's flaws but I personally preferred the idea of being apart from my fiance for 6 months to being apart from my new husband for 6-12 months.

the k-1 is faster but you will have to get AOS and more money for fees,...the cr1 is longer maybe about 2 months more than the k-1, but you get your social security card,and get your permanent resident card, to travel, and is less forms to file and cost less money

The VISA fees are cheaper but the OP would have to get togther with their SO to get married, the extra flight would make the Cr-1 more expensive.

 
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