Any idea how to make the process faster? 6 months pregnant

[Boiler 45,941]

No correlation, just your assumption.

[vanity08 66]

I was pregnant, thought it will help. Nothing. Am still in UK, baby is almost 11 month. Try and see u never know. All the best

[Hotter Otter 1,211]

Having a baby Out of Wedlock is not a reason for your immediate attention. Be Patient and wait in line like we all have done.

And the award for the most blunt yet still truthful answer of the day goes to

[khenzee 5]

Idea:

Your fiance gets a B2 visa. Visits for birth of baby. Returns home. Finishes K1 process. You marry. Live happily ever after.

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

^{Without all of the personal inferences, the answer to OP's question, is that unfortunately, you are not able to expedite due to pregnancy. It does not fall under any of the criteria for an expedite. Someone else posted to contact Senator, or try to expedite anyway. Although, it may be a waste of time, it is an option for you.}

^{At least, you are not overseas delivering, and you are here in the US. Good luck and have a safe delivery.}

[Loveforeverfeb8 14]

Congrats.

[Gosia & Tito 199]

Hi all!

I was just wondering if anyone knew any way to make the fiance visa process faster. I'm not saying I deserve to have my fiance here any faster than anyone else, but I am 6 months pregnant (due in March) and am going to have our baby in the US. I would like to have my fiance there with me obviously, but our NOA1 date was October 17th and we are being processed at the Texas service center (the slowest one possible, it seems like). Is there any way to have our application switched to a different center (I'm from Vermont, so I don't know why it didn't go to the VSC)? I have tried to call and expedite our application but it was denied. I know it is not the end of the world if he is not there at the birth and I have already prepared myself for it, but I would just like to know if anyone was able to find a faster way. Thanks for your help.

Now that a lot of drama has gone...

It seems to me you are wishing to give birth with your fiance at your side as the main factor, in that case, Have you considered giving birth in DR?? Your baby will still be a USC provided you file CRBA

Of course, this all depends on whether you are working, possibility of flying, medical care being lined up, etc.

[minions2 24]

Having a baby Out of Wedlock is not a reason for your immediate attention. Be Patient and wait in line like we all have done.

mean.

[oscar12 23]

You can't be able to determine how long your case will take...Mine took less than 25 days and that doesn't mean I have the best of case...nor my fiancee at time was pregnant....I have a 3 years now....You can only file and put in the best evidence to support your case......That's the best you can do but besides that...Nothing...The truth is that been pregnant is not a requirement in k-l..and Is not a reason to expidate a case in any shape or form....I have seen cases where even people that have kids were still denied at the Consulate level during the interview....So...Juse give it time and start preparing your document ahead of time for the upcoming interview...And Hey....Happy New Year and Good luck

[Cathi 5,783]

pregnancy is not a reason for expedite, never has been. You can try for expedite or contacting a senator, but it won;t get you anywhere. people here are just being honest, there is no reason to name call or be upset with people telling it like it is.

[zinger143 3]

I was also pregnant when I was doing the fiancee visa the first time, and like everyone said they won’t expedite it; however, they also denied a tourist visa because they said he had no reason to return home. When doing the tourist visa we didn’t lie and said he was coming to be there for the birth of his child while waiting for the K-1 visa and they outright said to him that he wouldn’t come back and denied him. I WOULD NOT lie to the embassy to get a visa, that’s not what I’m saying here, I’m just sharing when I did try to get him here they outright denied it and said to wait for the K-1 visa to be processed, it was a waste of money and time. That doesn’t mean you can’t try it, but I have been in your shoes and looked into what I could do and unfortunately there is pretty little. The second time I did the fiancée visa (for the same guy, LONG STORY) I was also pregnant, then lost the baby early and had to have the funeral without him while he was waiting for his interview. It was also not a reason to get anything expedited because even though you can put in a request for a family death, it takes so long to get an answer and by that time the funeral is over and they ask why does he need to travel then. So the sad answer to your question is that most likely he will miss the birth. There are lot of things you can do to close that distance, facetime was my saving grace this time around.

It’s hard when you have milestone moments without your partner but unfortunately they care very little about those and sometimes trying to get things expedited at the embassy level can backfire because they don’t have much empathy. I get it, they have a lot of cases, their jobs are to be cynical, and I’m sure everyone wants their case expedited so they’re used to being very matter of fact. I’ve also heard from others about my embassy that they also get really annoyed easily when you think “you’re special” and try to get your case moved faster than others. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try, but I’m just passing along my situation and results. I’m sorry there isn’t a better answer!

[KylaJose 1]

Idea:

Your fiance gets a B2 visa. Visits for birth of baby. Returns home. Finishes K1 process. You marry. Live happily ever after.

We tried that, and he was denied his B2 visa, unfortunately. Thanks for the idea, though.

[KylaJose 1]

I was also pregnant when I was doing the fiancee visa the first time, and like everyone said they won’t expedite it; however, they also denied a tourist visa because they said he had no reason to return home. When doing the tourist visa we didn’t lie and said he was coming to be there for the birth of his child while waiting for the K-1 visa and they outright said to him that he wouldn’t come back and denied him. I WOULD NOT lie to the embassy to get a visa, that’s not what I’m saying here, I’m just sharing when I did try to get him here they outright denied it and said to wait for the K-1 visa to be processed, it was a waste of money and time. That doesn’t mean you can’t try it, but I have been in your shoes and looked into what I could do and unfortunately there is pretty little. The second time I did the fiancée visa (for the same guy, LONG STORY) I was also pregnant, then lost the baby early and had to have the funeral without him while he was waiting for his interview. It was also not a reason to get anything expedited because even though you can put in a request for a family death, it takes so long to get an answer and by that time the funeral is over and they ask why does he need to travel then. So the sad answer to your question is that most likely he will miss the birth. There are lot of things you can do to close that distance, facetime was my saving grace this time around.

It’s hard when you have milestone moments without your partner but unfortunately they care very little about those and sometimes trying to get things expedited at the embassy level can backfire because they don’t have much empathy. I get it, they have a lot of cases, their jobs are to be cynical, and I’m sure everyone wants their case expedited so they’re used to being very matter of fact. I’ve also heard from others about my embassy that they also get really annoyed easily when you think “you’re special” and try to get your case moved faster than others. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try, but I’m just passing along my situation and results. I’m sorry there isn’t a better answer!

Thank you for your honest answer. I'm sorry for your loss We actually tried to get him a tourist visa, but that was denied as well. You're right, it was a waste of money and really set us back more than we already were financially. I have been aware for a while there isn't much I can do to get him here, but you know those moments late at night when you start getting desperate and think there must be a way to get him here, there has to be! And then you wake up and reality hits you again. I will try some of these suggestions, but I think Skype or something similar is my best bet. Thanks again.

[YouAndMeForever 1,022]

Having a baby Out of Wedlock is not a reason for your immediate attention. Be Patient and wait in line like we all have done.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

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