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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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Hello all,

My fiancee and I are currently about 2 1/2 months into our K1 process and I was hoping to go and visit him in the UK. My problem is, I want to go and stay for about a month or two.

I know on the Visa waiver, US citizens can travel to the UK for a period of no more than 6 months, which is plenty for me. My issue is that I don't want to buy a ticket home yet as I'm not sure the exact date for coming home.

I was let into the UK before without a return ticket, when I went on a Blue Card (student work visa), but I'm not sure if that was different because I was working maybe?

I have already secured a place to live (with my fiancee) and his lanlords (it's a house share).

Do I show my NOA1 so that they are aware I have no intent to stay in the UK for good as an illegal? Or do I just say I'm visiting, and only explain the NOA1 if they ask further questions?

I'm sure I'm making a slightly bigger deal of this than I should be, but without a return ticket, I worry.

Thanks so much!

Edited by Kinsey

Met online February 2006

Went to England on working visa June 2006

Sent off I-129F October 2006 <3 <3 <3

In England until visa expired December 2006

We leave England for a stateside Christmas December 17, 2006

Karl goes back to the UK January 7, 2007

I make a scene at the airport January 7, 2007

I head back to the UK to wait it out with him February 9, 2007

K-1 Journey

10-20-2006 Mailed I-129F

10-31-2006 NOA1

01-29-2007 NOA2 via e-mail!! Woo Hoo

01-30-2007 Touch

02-02-2007 NOA2 via snail mail

02-06-2007 NVC received case

02-07-2007 NVC fowarded case on to London

02-16-2007 Packet 3 received

02-19-2007 Packet 3 mailed out

02-21-2007 Packet 3 received at Embassy

03-01-2007 Packet 4 received

03-02-2007 Karl's medical

03-30-2007 Interview - Approved!!

05-01-2007 - Flying home to Chicago

My posts are purely opinion and should not be taken as legal advice... obviously :)

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Kinsey

I would keep it as simple as possible. I would buy a return ticket to show you will be leaving before the visa waiver expires, then when you decide to return back to the US, change the ticket (fee will apply). Your reason of stay would be to visit friends/ travel.

I would not sure the NOA1, that would just complicate things.

Have a good trip!

Yorkie

AOS

03-23-06: AOS Package mailed to Chicago

04-11-06: Infopass Appointment

05-20-06: I-765 Biometrics Apt.

05-25-06: I-765 Touched

06-01-06: I-485 Biometrics Apt.

06-01-06: I-485 Touched

06-03-06: I-485 Touched

06-26-06: Infopass Appointment for EAD - 90 Day EAD Given

06-28-06: I-765 Touched

06-30-06: I-765 Approved

07-21-06: I-485 Application Transferred to CSC

08-09-06: I-485 Touched

08-18-06: I-485 Welcome notice mailed out.

08-21-06: Greencard Received

-----------------------------------

06-26-08: I-751 Package mailed to NSC

07-07-08: NOA1 Received (Case Transferred to CSC)

08-08-08: I-751 Biometrics Appointment (Biometrics completed via walk-in on 07-25-08)

23-10-08: Card Production Ordered

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
Timeline

Thank you!

Met online February 2006

Went to England on working visa June 2006

Sent off I-129F October 2006 <3 <3 <3

In England until visa expired December 2006

We leave England for a stateside Christmas December 17, 2006

Karl goes back to the UK January 7, 2007

I make a scene at the airport January 7, 2007

I head back to the UK to wait it out with him February 9, 2007

K-1 Journey

10-20-2006 Mailed I-129F

10-31-2006 NOA1

01-29-2007 NOA2 via e-mail!! Woo Hoo

01-30-2007 Touch

02-02-2007 NOA2 via snail mail

02-06-2007 NVC received case

02-07-2007 NVC fowarded case on to London

02-16-2007 Packet 3 received

02-19-2007 Packet 3 mailed out

02-21-2007 Packet 3 received at Embassy

03-01-2007 Packet 4 received

03-02-2007 Karl's medical

03-30-2007 Interview - Approved!!

05-01-2007 - Flying home to Chicago

My posts are purely opinion and should not be taken as legal advice... obviously :)

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