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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Dear all,

After waiting weeks, we finally got a K1 interview appointment today! I was expecting an interview for May or so (I-797 is valid until May 2nd), but I've got it by the end of March. These should be good and exciting news, except I work for a canadian filliate of an US company and I need to travel to US frequently. I am booked for 3 meetings already, during March /April.

Reading other posts, I have realized I will not be able to enter the US without using my K1 visa. The problem is that I need to be able to travel to USA if I want to keep my job, and I need to keep my job at least until I am able to sell my condo, car, etc. I dont have any family in Montreal, therefore I dont have anybody to help me do this during my absence :(

I was wondering if I can ask for a deferred visa during my interview? Has somebody done this in the past? how does it work? ...say for example I will be ready to move in early July. How can I contact the embassy to ensure I get my K1 visa for that date.

Thanks to all in advance for your help. Your responses are highly appreciated

God Bless

Joma

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I think the easiest thing would be to contact the Embassy and ask for them to move your interview. I've never heard of them delaying the visa issuance, but who knows.

TIMELINE

I129F Sent: 16/09/13

NOA1: 23/09/13

NOA2: 28/10/13

Interview: 15/01/14 | APPROVED

Visa In Hand: 28/01/14

POE: 09/03/14

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Hi,

Thank you for replying. I appreciate it.

I have called the embassy and they told me they could not get me any guarantees to have the interview at a later date.

However, I have contacted an inmigration lawyer and he has advised me that canadians can enter the US with the passport, without using the K1 visa. I just need to advise the officer, I am just doing a business trip and I will coming back on X date and that I plan to use my K 1 visa by XX date.

Just wanted to give the info, in case anybody had the same question

cheers

JOMA

 
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