COULDA,SHOULDA,WOULDA

[JUNE LAGUERRE 28]

Who here feels like they could have done things differently if they knew all about the Visa Journey earlier? My husband and I got married in Feb 2012 & filed the I-130 in July...then we got to learn that there was something like a K1 visa which could have been less of a hustle!!!! But oh well,we're already married. It's not like we can be unmarried then file for a K1 then re-marry,you know? Anyway, I guess there's a reason for everything. But if we knew about the K1 visa...... Meanwhile we're waiting for the NOA2.

[JUNE LAGUERRE 28]

You can still use the i129f to bring ur husband here while u wait on his approval with no charge my sister did it it allow her husband to enter as a visitor when u apply use the paper that they sent to you. Then file i129f u will fine the instruction on the application for the married couple who just want to enter their spouse as the wait for their approval

[pushbrk 12,883]

You can still use the i129f to bring ur husband here while u wait on his approval with no charge my sister did it it allow her husband to enter as a visitor when u apply use the paper that they sent to you. Then file i129f u will fine the instruction on the application for the married couple who just want to enter their spouse as the wait for their approval

Filing an I-129F for a spouse has been absolutely useless since 2/1/2010. Ignore the above. Yes, those instructions still exist but they don't work anymore.

[Wakey86 12]

Filing an I-129F for a spouse has been absolutely useless since 2/1/2010. Ignore the above. Yes, those instructions still exist but they don't work anymore.

I agree Pushbrk...my husband and I thought of taking the I-129F route then after talking to a few attorneys realized it would be a waste of time. Now thanks to VJ we can get good advise from people who've experienced all the immigration ####### there is out there!

Thanks for the warm welcome guys

I think VJ is an awesome place where people can give free advise and also offer support where it's needed. I'll keep you posted on progress made and also ask as many questions as I can

Nairobi can be a really difficult and tough Embassy...I strongly urge you to read through the entire Nairobi Embassy Thread which you can find here: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/160251-nairobi-embassy-thread/ and also read through all of the reviews for the Nairobi Embassy which you can find here: http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?cnty=Kenya&cty=&dfilter=5. You need to be prepared and Karibu for the encouraging words. Stay blessed.

Very informative links, thank you!!! will keep you posted

Edited September 6, 2012 by Wakey86

[Wakey86 12]

Thanks for the warm welcome guys

I think VJ is an awesome place where people can give free advise and also offer support where it's needed. I'll keep you posted on progress made and also ask as many questions as I can

[Ryan H 3,812]

Spouse visa is a much better choice. Don't regret your path.

And I, too, agree that the spousal visa is much better choice than the fiance(e) visa. Welcome to VJ.

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Wholeheartedly agree; the spousal visa path is better!