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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Pakistan
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CR1 is more detailed that they want more proofs of mixed bills and ownership of property. This visa takes longer to process since the AOS part is done prior to the issuance and the arrival in the USA.

K3 is more detailed as well than the the K1 but it does not take as long to process. You can travel but cannot work once you arrive in the USA and will have to file the proper paperwork for work authorization.

K1 is the easier of the three visas. You only have to show that you have a legitimate relationship and that it is ongoing and you have the intent of marriage in the USA once the visa is approved and you must marry within the 90 day timeframe of arrival in the USA. Persons coming on K1 have to AOS once they are married stateside.

Hope this answered your question.

As far as the CR1 interview go to it prepared with bills that are shown in both names, pictures, cards, and anything else that shows you are a couple and have mingled you assets. Homeowners insurance, medical insurance, utility bills, etc. are just a few examples.

Everything I respond to is from personal knowledge, research or experience and I am in no means a lawyer or do I claim to be one. Everyone should read, research and be responsible for your own journey.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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They're the same, but different. I've heard that the K1 visas are looked at more stringently because they're the quickest way for a foreign national to get into the U.S. and therefore more "suspicious". In either case, you still have to give proof of an ongoing relationship in the form of phone bills, emails, letters, pictures, etc...

Don't worry about having the beneficiary's name on all your assets. It would be absurd to have medical insurance for someone not even in the U.S.

05/18/06 - Married

I-130 for CR-1

6/03/06 - Submitted I-130 petition

6/08/06 - NOA1 generated

7/18/06 - Transferred to CSC

7/25/06 - Petition arrived at CSC

7/26, 7/27, 7/28 - Touched

8/03/06 - Approved!!! (56 days)

8/04, 08/06 - Touched

8/17/06 - Petition arrives at NVC, Case number assigned

8/28/06 - NVC: DS-3032 & AOS Fee Bill generated

8/29/06 - Emailed DS-3032 Choice of Agent

9/05/06 - DS-3032 Choice of Agent accepted; Received and returned AOS Fee Bill

9/11/06 - IV Fee Bill generated

9/16/06 - IV Fee Bill received and returned

9/20/06 - IV Fee Bill entered into NVC system

9/23/06 - Received and returned AOS (I-864EZ)

9/25/06 - DS-230 packet generated

9/28/06 - I-864EZ entered into NVC system

10/06/06 - Received and returned DS-230 Part I

11/08/06 - Case complete @ NVC

11/14/06 - Case transferred to consulate in HCMC

03/07/07 - Interview! PASSED!!!

03/9/07 - Visa received :)

03/20/07 - Mai arrives in U.S.

I-129F for K-3

6/15/06 - Submitted I-129F petition

6/16/06 - Petition arrived at Chicago CIS Office

6/21/06 - NOA1 generated

6/24/06 - Received NOA1

6/26, 06/28, 06/30 - Touched

7/08/06 - Received and returned IMBRA RFE

7/18/06 - Received and returned 2nd IMBRA RFE

8/28/06 - Approved!!! (68 days)

9/07/06 - Case forwarded to embassy

9/11/06 - Case arrives at embassy

K-3 abandoned in favor of CR-1

 
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