Any ideas on how to expedite K-1?

[matako 0]

No one wants to see a pregnant woman/infant on different sides of countries' borders with a baby daddy?

Is this a go or a no-go for expedited approval? What say you?

[Kobayashi 0]

If you are thinking of getting pregnant just to expedite I'd say that's a no go!!!!

What happens if for any reason there's a denial or a setback? Then you have a fiancee and a baby in another country. Perhaps not the best idea in the world

[Alanlvsjudy 0]

Wont work, lots of pregnant mothers posting to this board.

[matako 0]

Thats the negative side...did you consider the positive side?

If you are thinking of getting pregnant just to expedite I'd say that's a no go!!!!

What happens if for any reason there's a denial or a setback? Then you have a fiancee and a baby in another country. Perhaps not the best idea in the world

[gugu24 0]

Just look at us. we've had one baby already during our wait and another on the way and yet here we are still waiting so I wouldnt play the baby card, besides its not fair to bring a baby into this world for this reason. If its something you both want out of love then its a different matter or if its something that happens unexpectedly then go with the flow. We are staying together here in Japan(both our of our own countries) so that we can raise our babies together while we wait for our result.

[YuAndDan 153]

The only reason they expedite is if your US Citizen petitioner gets called to active duty in the military, or has a serious medical problem. Pregnancy wont fly. They wont move any faster, though if you have the child while waiting a paternity test can be done and if positive then the child is considered an american citizen though the added paperwork will have to be done.

[*Robert* 2]

There are no ways to expedite anything when it comes to the USCIS or DoS.

[sbgwolf1 0]

Why do you waste the time of the people here that are real? This is getting old. Its your 3rd topic like this. Add to it that stupid sex pictures thread and your aids thread......Troll with no life.

wolf

Edited September 3, 2006 by sbgwolf1

[I'm Gone 60]

Read and follow the forms' instructions is the best way to ensure things will be processed as quickly as possible.

[michellek1976 0]

How about waiting in line?

[KarenCee 3]

Nope. They don't take that into consideration for the K-1. The only time I've seen a petition expedited is when the USC was about to be deployed.

I think you've been around long enough to know the answer to this question.

[SirLancelot 1]

No one wants to see a pregnant woman/infant on different sides of countries' borders with a baby daddy?

Is this a go or a no-go for expedited approval? What say you?

This is one of the most stupid--if not the most stupid--question I've heard on here. It's not like it takes rocket science to figure this out. If this idea works, it would have been done a long time ago. It doesn't take a moron like you to come up with this idea. More than a majority would be impregnating their fiancees to "rush" through the process if it were to work. And that is precisely why this idea will never fly with USCIS.

[woodgc 0]

Recall to active duty or being on active duty does not work. a few months ago during a conversation with an aid for my congressman she mentioned that one UCS was being activated and sent to alaska for 1 year that they had called immigration -- whatever it is called -- and nothing can be done for that case the activation must be to a War zone with expected combat for them to concider speeding things up.

[Erik 0]

Pregnancy can be used to expedite "if" the women has medical conditions that will make it a High Risk Pregnancy.

After I returned from Brasil for a month, we found out my fiance was pregnant. At her first medical check up, the Dr. told her she was a high risk pregnancy, and she would have many complications throughout her pregnancy due to an extremely small uterus.

Because she doesn't really have access to great Medical Care, it was a huge concern (obviously). I spoke with USCIS about the situation, and they stated if we provided documents from the Dr. about the risks of her pregnancy, it would qualify for expedite services.

Unfortunetly, 2 weeks later she lost the baby due to complications.

But, a normal pregnancy, no

[SirLancelot 1]

Unfortunetly, 2 weeks later she lost the baby due to complications.

But, a normal pregnancy, no

So sorry to hear that Erik. That's so sad. Wish your fiancee a better pregnancy next time.

I'm curious, did the USCIS ask for documention as to whether you are able to pay for her health care if she came in early? This gets technical of course, but if she's not your wife yet, she can't get coverage with your health insurance and I'm not sure you can get temporary health coverage if she's already pregnant. So did the USCIS care about the medical cost of a high risk pregnancy or your ability to fund the medical care?