Visiting the US on Visa Waiver during K3 Process

[wasabisnack 0]

Hi everyone.

I'm wondering if anyone has travelled during the K3/K1 visa process. I have read threads where people say it's fine, bring evidence of return/ties to home.

My husband is curious, however about filling out the form for the visawaiver. On it, it asks if you've ever applied for a visa before. I'm assuming he'll check yes, but... he's a bit nervous they'll turn him down at immigration.

Any insight, advice, etc.??

Thanks, as always.

Kristina

[Tim and Bethanie 1]

Honesty is the best policy. Definetly bring plenty of evidence to show he plans to return home.

[Boiler 45,516]

It asks if you have ever been refused a visa.

[wasabisnack 0]

Ahh... thanks!

[Saddle Bronc 124]

Again, how about the "outside the box" option of both visiting Canada?

[andie&jase 0]

Hi everyone.

I'm wondering if anyone has travelled during the K3/K1 visa process. I have read threads where people say it's fine, bring evidence of return/ties to home.

My husband is curious, however about filling out the form for the visawaiver. On it, it asks if you've ever applied for a visa before. I'm assuming he'll check yes, but... he's a bit nervous they'll turn him down at immigration.

Any insight, advice, etc.??

Thanks, as always.

Kristina

Hi Kristina,

I had the same concerns when I went to visit my husband in September. I contacted the Embassy for advice, check out this post for their response: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;#entry399823

I took all the evidence they suggested and more, but the immigration officer only asked for my return ticket as proof, I even offered to show him all my evidence and he didn't want to see it. He just asked me who I was visiting and why, how long I had known my husband, if I had been to the USA before, and how long I was staying for and that was it!

Good luck with your visit and for the rest of your visa journey!

Andie

[wasabisnack 0]

Hi everyone.

I'm wondering if anyone has travelled during the K3/K1 visa process. I have read threads where people say it's fine, bring evidence of return/ties to home.

My husband is curious, however about filling out the form for the visawaiver. On it, it asks if you've ever applied for a visa before. I'm assuming he'll check yes, but... he's a bit nervous they'll turn him down at immigration.

Any insight, advice, etc.??

Thanks, as always.

Kristina

Hi Kristina,

I had the same concerns when I went to visit my husband in September. I contacted the Embassy for advice, check out this post for their response: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;#entry399823

I took all the evidence they suggested and more, but the immigration officer only asked for my return ticket as proof, I even offered to show him all my evidence and he didn't want to see it. He just asked me who I was visiting and why, how long I had known my husband, if I had been to the USA before, and how long I was staying for and that was it!

Good luck with your visit and for the rest of your visa journey!

Andie

Thank you very much Andie! Good luck to you too!!