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demelat   5

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Hello vj's .. am new to z club..

My faincie is in the us for the last 6 years ..he got his green card through asyleem .. so he cant come here (ethiopia) so we were meeting in bangkok and paris like 4time after he gets his green card

My quastion is it okey to meet other ethiopia and does my previois f1 visa denial affiect me ... and how long is z total process !!.??? Thank u in advance

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Darnell   8,478

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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if your fiance is not a USCitizen, is useless to file an I-129F petition, leading to the permission to chase a K-1 visa.

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hi

as said, K1 is only for fiancés of USC. Residents cannot file the K1.

2 choices, or he becomes a USC and then he files the K1

or you get married and he files the CR1

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Pretty sure obtaining Asylum does not stop you going home.

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