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K1 Visa and my fiance's 6 y.o. daughter

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Hi,

I have read that a fiance's child is automatically given a visa during the K1 process. Is this correct?

What information if any should I be aware of with respects to my fiance's 6 y.o. child? I noticed on the I-129F form there is a section where I am to list her children. Is this all that is needed or is there more?

Will her child be given a separate visa, or will my fiance's visa allow her to bring her child with her?

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Sativo

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That is not correct.

They child will be listed by you on the I-129F when that one is approved the child can apply for a K-2 visa.

The child will need her/his own medical, DS-160 and visa fee.

The child's visa will be printet in the child's own passport.

 

 

 

 

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Also want to add that most countries require permission from the other parent or court for the child to immigrate. USCIS will not issue a visa if there is no permission for a minor child to leave their country.

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That is not correct.

They child will be listed by you on the I-129F when that one is approved the child can apply for a K-2 visa.

The child will need her/his own medical, DS-160 and visa fee.

The child's visa will be printet in the child's own passport.

Ok, thanks. So in terms of the I-129F I simply list the child there.

Then in terms of this flowchart:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1flow

Steps 8-10 my fiance will fill out forms for both herself and her child?

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Ok, thanks. So in terms of the I-129F I simply list the child there.

Then in terms of this flowchart:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1flow

Steps 8-10 my fiance will fill out forms for both herself and her child?

Yes, just list the child on the I-129F. Then when it's approved and sent to NVC and on to the embassy, the embassy will contact you about your next steps and there will also be info on the K-2 visa as well :)

 

 

 

 

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What happens if the father is listed as unknown?

Is the father on the birth certificate? And what country is the fiancé from?


K1-K2 VISA
FEBRUARY 2015 APPLIED FOR I-129F K1-K2
RECIEVED NOA1
AUGUST 2015 RECIEVED NOA2
SEPTEMBER 2015 SENT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
RECIEVED SYDNEY CASE NUMBER
CASE SENT TO THE SYDNEY EMBASSY
SEPTEMBER 2015 COMPLETED DS-160 K1-K2
OCTOBER 2015 MEDICAL COMPLETED
INTERVIEW - APPROVED
VISA ISSUED
DECEMBER 2015 ARRIVED INTO THE USA POA DALLAS TX 26TH DECEMBER
JANUARY 2016 MARRIED 29TH JANUARY
FEBRUARY 2016 SSN CARD RECIEVED

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS
MARCH 2016 SENT AOS PACKAGE K1-K2 21ST MARCH                                                       JUNE 2016 RECIEVED GREEN CARD K1-K2 11TH JUNE
ARRIVED AT THE CHICAGO LOCKBAG FACILITY 23RD MARCH

APRIL 2016 RECIEVED NOA 1 FOR AOS/EAD/AP 5TH APRIL
RECIEVED BIOMETRICS APPOINTMENTS 30TH APRIL
MAY 2016 BIOMETRICS TAKEN 10TH MAY

AP/EAD APPROVED K1 13TH MAY

COMBO CARD ARRIVED 21ST MAY

JUNE 2016 APPROVED AOS (NO INTERVIEW) K1-K2 3RD JUNE

 

 

 











 

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