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Hello guys, I need some help and someone to put my nerves at rest.

I currently live in the UK and my fiance is in the US. She has been legally separated from her ex for 8 years but has only just got divorced a few days ago. We have been together now for 2 years and we are very much in love.

Will the fact that she has only just got a divorce, and we are applying for a K-1 Visa a few days later affect the decision being made about us? Even though she has been legally separated for 8 years!!!!

Please help and hopefully put my mind to rest!!

Dan

Posted

No, shouldn't matter. So long as your relationship is genuine, it's fine. People get divorced and want to remarry - that's life. It's not unusual for folks to stay married but separated for a long time, and only actually pull the trigger on the divorce when they're ready to move on legally with someone else.

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Timeline
Posted

Hello guys, I need some help and someone to put my nerves at rest.

I currently live in the UK and my fiance is in the US. She has been legally separated from her ex for 8 years but has only just got divorced a few days ago. We have been together now for 2 years and we are very much in love.

Will the fact that she has only just got a divorce, and we are applying for a K-1 Visa a few days later affect the decision being made about us? Even though she has been legally separated for 8 years!!!!

Please help and hopefully put my mind to rest!!

Dan

No, answer any Embassy interview questions truthfully.

Phil (Lockport, near Chicago) and Alla (Lobnya, near Moscow)

As of Dec 7, 2009, now Zero miles apart (literally)!

Posted

As far as I know it makes no difference - we have an almost identical situation where my divorce had gone through a year and a half ago, but his only went through a week before he filed the petition for me. We did get an RFE, for which the information has now been sent back, but it was for something entirely different - nothing was mentioned about the divorce date on that. I know it's possible to get a second RFE, but so far it would seem like the divorce and petition dates being close together hasn't raised any query at all. Fingers crossed it stays that way!

 
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