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Travelling to Japan prior to fiance's country

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I am a permanent residence in Japan,my daughter is a japanese citizen but recently got her Philippine passport so she's holding 2 passport now.We are planning to stay for a week or two in Japan first ,from there go straight to US .So my questions is,do you think it would be safe to travel in other country , prior to fiance's country for K1 visa ? Good day to all ... TIA :)smile.gif

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: United Kingdom
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Legally i believe there is nothing wrong with doing that, would only be a problem if you have had your visa stamped/1-94 filled at a point of entry in the us

My Journey Uk To Usa



K1
I-129f Sent:- 19-Aug-2010
Date of Entry-27-May-2011
Date Married-24-June-2011

AOS
AOS/EAD Sent:08-Aug-2011
Green Card Received: 16-Nov-2011

ROC

i-751 Sent 01-Nov-2013

i-751 NOA1 04-Nov-2013

i-751 Biometrics App. 08-Nov-2013

i-751 Biometrics Completed 29-Nov-2013


Nearly there, and for those who are just starting the k1 it is a long wait but once it is over the time feels well spent

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