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C-ma'am Experienced

C-ma'am   684

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I got K-1 visa yesterday from US embassy Abu Dhabi. My residency visa has been cancelled today. My question is can i fly from UAE to USA or do need to go back to my home country Pakistan?

Thanks for help.

Of course you can. You can fly from wherever is most convenient to you.

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sn530 Community Regular

sn530   27

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Above is correct, the purpose of the check at the airport is to see if you are allowed to travel to were you are going. The current country you are residing in is probably only interested in deporting someone who is not of legal status but if they are leaving volunteeraly they dont really care were you go as long as you are allowed to travel to that country.

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aaron2020   11,651

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I got K-1 visa yesterday from US embassy Abu Dhabi. My residency visa has been cancelled today. My question is can i fly from UAE to USA or do need to go back to my home country Pakistan?

Thanks for help.

You can fly into the US from anywhere in the world. The US does not care about where you fly in from. The US does not care that your UAE cancelled your residency visa. The US cares about you entering and what you will do here in the US. Where you fly in from and your UAE residency visa are irrelevant and does not affect your K-1 visa.

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islandgal   74

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I got K-1 visa yesterday from US embassy Abu Dhabi. My residency visa has been cancelled today. My question is can i fly from UAE to USA or do need to go back to my home country Pakistan?

Thanks for help.

Just looked at your timeline.. Are you married? It shows wedding in November...

K1
VSC NOA1 --- March 8, 2012
NOA2 --- October 11, 2012
Visa Approved --- December 17, 2012
POE --- December 22, 2012

AOS
AOS/EAD/AP NOA1 --- March 4, 2013
Biometrics --- April 3, 2013

EAD/AP received --- May 16, 2013

AOS Interview --- August 9, 2013

GC in production --- August 9, 2013

GC received --- August 17, 2013

N400

Approved May, 2018

Oath May, 2018

I130 - Nebraska SC

NOA1 - August 30, 2018

Case approved - August 28, 2019

NVC -

Interview -



I am the USC who brought my fiancé here on a K1,  who's now a USC and is now filing for his mother - whose case just got approved :)

bamg Enthusiast

bamg   9

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: United Arab Emirates
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I got K-1 visa yesterday from US embassy Abu Dhabi. My residency visa has been cancelled today. My question is can i fly from UAE to USA or do need to go back to my home country Pakistan?

Thanks for help.

Yes you can go to US from UAE with cancelled visa. All they care is that u leave their country.

USCIS / CSC:

27/02/2012: Sent I-130 to Chicago Lockbox

03/01/2012: NOA1

06/18/2012: NOA2 in email

06/23/2012: NOA2 in hand

NVC:

07/09/2012: NVC received

07/26/2012: Case number/IIN - wrong embassy..grrrr

07/26/2012: DS-3032 sent (Emailed)

07/30/2012: New Case number

07/30/2012: AOS bill

07/31/2012: AOS bill shows PAID

08/01/2012: AOS package sent

08/02/2012: AOS package delivered

08/02/2012: DS-3032 accepted

08/03/2012: IV bill

08/06/2012: IV bill shows PAID

08/06/2012: IV package sent0

8/07/2012: IV package delivered

08/14/2012: Case complete

09/14/2012: Interview scheduled

US Embassy Abu Dhabi:

09/15/2012: Medical

10/02/2012: Interview *Result: AP*

12/31/2013: Visa in hand

03/19/2014: ELIS fee paid

03/20/2014: POE ABU DHABI / Chicago

IN USA:

04/03/2014: SSN applied

04/08/2014: SSN received

05/21/2014: Welcome letter received

05/22/2014: 10 years GC arrived in mail

 
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