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Sh&Sh   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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My fiance, beneficiary is from Ukraine, currently Ukraine is drawing young people in to military. My fiance is 25 years old, he's military ID was returned to him. We are half way in our visa document journey. Should I be in fear of him not been released or visa been declined.

-PETITIONER

4.21.14 K-1 I-129F Petition For Fiancé

4.23.14 Received Date

5.08.14 I-797C, Receipt Notice

5.14.14 I-797E, Notice of Action (Form G-325A)

5.16.14 I-797C, Receipt Notice

6.05.14 I-797E, Request for Evidence Form G-325A

7.24.14 G-325A, RFE (Request for evidence

7.31.14 NOA2, Received text alert

8.04.14 NOA2, In the mail

8.18.14 NVC received it

8.25.14 NVC, received in the mail

8.28.14 DS-160 Submitted

8.30.14 Beneficiary approved to schedule appointment

9.18.14 Medical Exam

9.19.14 Interview

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

God Bless Ukraine!!!

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akajass   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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You should call USCIS and request expedite case. Based on current situation in country you should receive it easily. As long as he is not drafted by Ukrainian army he should be fine. I suggest he applies for his police clearance around the same time as when you request expedited on your case.

Good luck to both of you!!

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abella   13

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Belarus
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You should call USCIS and request expedite case. Based on current situation in country you should receive it easily. As long as he is not drafted by Ukrainian army he should be fine. I suggest he applies for his police clearance around the same time as when you request expedited on your case.

Good luck to both of you!!

Yes

Based on the current events, they are likely to expedite it. Call first thing tomorrow AM!

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