Withdrawal consequences for beneficiary

[Tisa 9]

You just need to be a legal resident (have a residence permit, visa or dual citizenship, for example) in Haiti in order to be able to get the medical and interview done there. A visitor visa is would not be enough. But as you said you could get a Haitian passport, so you'd have that citizenship already and it wouldn't be a problem at all. You'd just have to let USCIS and both consulates know about your change of residency, possibly send them all a copy of your new passport.

As for your concern, I wouldn't withdraw the petition either. As other VJers have pointed out, you still have months of waiting ahead of you and you can try to delay the process as much as it's somehow possible. Visa is valid for 6 months for entry and then you even still have another 3 months to get married, which gives you a huge timeframe to figure things out upon the approval of your visa.

Thank you so much that was a very helpful answer

[Enigma23 68]

Just my two cents... If you are sincerely sure that you want to marry and due to financial worries you are not sure how he can support you both.. have you considered just marrying (small courthouse equivalent where you live) and submitting the Spouse Visa? It can take a little longer which you have indicated is not an issue as you'd rather save up money first.. but it's actually cheaper overall than the K-1 and you come to the USA already approved to work and travel as soon as you have the green card in hand... you may be better off in the future going that route even now... you can cancel the K-1 and apply for the Spouse visa at the same time..

Again just another option to consider.. Best of Luck an many blessings.. I am sure the perfect solution will appear!