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Hey guy

i would like to know if is it easier/faster to apply an K1 visa or to get married outside of US and apply for a visa ?

- other question, if someone (US citizen) get married outisde of the US embassy, will he have to provide proof of salary and have to have a minimum wage ?

and present supporting document ? what if this US citizen isn't doing great and have a very bad credit and currently working with small jobs ?

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hey guy

i would like to know if is it easier/faster to apply an K1 visa or to get married outside of US and apply for a visa ?

- other question, if someone (US citizen) get married outisde of the US embassy, will he have to provide proof of salary and have to have a minimum wage ?

and present supporting document ? what if this US citizen isn't doing great and have a very bad credit and currently working with small jobs ?

I went through the K1 route, for them to even LOOK at our application took 9 months. It was 13 months after applying that I finally moved to the US...if I could go back, I would probably look into the other route in more depth. I'm not sure what the average timeline for that is though. However, people seem to be having a lot more (and much faster) luck with the K1 this year.

Yes, you will always have to have proof of income/financial means to support your non american dependent. If you cannot meet the expected standards, you will need to find a co-sponsor who can meet these terms.

Good luck!

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Italy
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Rights now, K1 all the way as CR1 (spouse visas) are taking 12-18 months. Yes, you will need to provide proof of ability to support your fiancé or an eligible co-sponsor (if you consulate accepts co sponsors) .. Read up on the guides here on vJ for k1 or CR1

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