Proof of Ongoing Relationship: TSC

[YashRadz 15]

Hi All,

As it is appalling to see the discrepancy between the TSC and CSC for the time between NOA1 and NOA2 for the K1 visa process, I wanted to ask about something collateral on the lines of processing delay at TSC.

For applicants routed to CSC, proof of ongoing relationship is not likely an arduous task as time between NOA1 to NOA2 is usually short. As they reach the interview stage, usually not much time has elapsed in between, so the interviewer probably doesn't need as much proof for the length of the ongoing relationship.

But what about TSC? As the time between NOA1 to NOA2 is usually 130 to 170 days, burden of proof of ongoing relationship is a reality due to a longer duration. My fiance and I are very much in love, he is an civil engineer (who is 32 years old) and I am a surgeon (27 years old), we are of the same background and culture. We have met for over a month in total time over two separate visits, along with our daily video conversations, phone calls, and emails here and there. His family knows my family from before. So, based on this, will our daily video chats, emails, and phone calls be enough to show proof of ongoing relationship at the interview stage? Maybe a bit paranoid, but want to make sure everything goes smoothly.

Thank you for your thoughts and help!

[RW365 33]

Hi All,

As it is appalling to see the discrepancy between the TSC and CSC for the time between NOA1 and NOA2 for the K1 visa process, I wanted to ask about something collateral on the lines of processing delay at TSC.

For applicants routed to CSC, proof of ongoing relationship is not likely an arduous task as time between NOA1 to NOA2 is usually short. As they reach the interview stage, usually not much time has elapsed in between, so the interviewer probably doesn't need as much proof for the length of the ongoing relationship.

But what about TSC? As the time between NOA1 to NOA2 is usually 130 to 170 days, burden of proof of ongoing relationship is a reality due to a longer duration. My fiance and I are very much in love, he is an civil engineer (who is 32 years old) and I am a surgeon (27 years old), we are of the same background and culture. We have met for over a month in total time over two separate visits, along with our daily video conversations, phone calls, and emails here and there. His family knows my family from before. So, based on this, will our daily video chats, emails, and phone calls be enough to show proof of ongoing relationship at the interview stage? Maybe a bit paranoid, but want to make sure everything goes smoothly.

Thank you for your thoughts and help!

Yes, that would suffice. Just don't ever delete your Skype/FaceTime/Email history. Screen shots of those can be used as proof of ongoing relationship.

(If they make fuss, you can maybe smack them in the face and tell them that's all relationships have been reduced to because of this %£$^(*&^)(" USCIS delays!!!)

[YashRadz 15]

Yes, that would suffice. Just don't ever delete your Skype/FaceTime/Email history. Screen shots of those can be used as proof of ongoing relationship.

(If they make fuss, you can maybe smack them in the face and tell them that's all relationships have been reduced to because of this %£$^(*&^)(" USCIS delays!!!)

Thank you, rogerwhite365.

Since he has a tourist visa, what if he visits me in the US? Is that allowed? Some lawyers have told me it is fraud (as K1 is immigrant intent and B2 is non-immigrant intent) and others say it is ok. So I'm a bit confused here. Any success stories from others out there on the fiance coming to the US while K1 is pending?

For any reason, if they do deny him at POE, will this delay K1 process or harm it in anyway?