Fiance had another K1 filed for her 6 months ago. Problem? (split and merge)

[Inikamoze 86]

Don't you mean "she" had a k1 visa with a different man and "she" thinks it might be difficult?

Otherwise I don't think your statement makes any sense.

[2far 185]

Yes, it will be more difficult.

She wanted to marry a different American less than a year ago.

There will be many questions about this.

[Anónimo 4]

They have idea like what questions

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Try reading into the reviews here on VJ about the embassy she will go through. That should give you some better understanding of that phase of the process.

You have a while to wait before that though....

[Shezi 108]

Animo,

I've just read this [merged] thread from beginning to end. I understand why you're posting in VJ, immigration is a frustrating, costly business and can be full of tense moments and nervous queries - and that's when things are straight forward! It seems that you are in a situation for the first time with a girl who has been here before. Perhaps your girlfriend should be the one posting the questions? Either way, I would agree with comments like this:

... Like somebody else said, chances are good that she will leave you as soon as she gets her green card. Obviously, she will tell you that she is not looking for papers. Nobody will admit it if they are looking only for papers.

However, you're not helping yourself here. You keep starting new threads (despite being asked not to); asking the same questions in different ways [and in broken English] without showing any sign that you have taken previous advice on board. You keep asking, will there be problems? No one knows if there will be problems for you because everyone's experience is their own and you have barely started yet. But it is frustrating to watch someone embark on an unsecured journey and have questions about security, have people offer sound advice and then hear you say "My send papers 3 days ago"

Each of your posts expresses worry. You ask questions. You don't listen to answers. If you only want to hear what you want to hear then you're in the wrong place. If you want genuine advice and support, then be prepared to engage with the person offering it. Otherwise you are destined to walk a long and [probably expensive] path.

Edited November 16, 2016 by Shezi

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Animo,

I've just read this [merged] thread from beginning to end. I understand why you're posting in VJ, immigration is a frustrating, costly business and can be full of tense moments and nervous queries - and that's when things are straight forward! It seems that you are in a situation for the first time with a girl who has been here before. Perhaps your girlfriend should be the one posting the questions? Either way, I would agree with comments like this:

However, you're not helping yourself here. You keep starting new threads (despite being asked not to); asking the same questions in different ways [and in broken English] without showing any sign that you have taken previous advice on board. You keep asking, will there be problems? No one knows if there will be problems for you because everyone's experience is their own and you have barely started yet. But it is frustrating to watch someone embark on an unsecured journey and have questions about security, have people offer sound advice and then hear you say "My send papers 3 days ago"

Each of your posts expresses worry. You ask questions. You don't listen to answers. If you only want to hear what you want to hear then you're in the wrong place. If you want genuine advice and support, then be prepared to engage with the person offering it. Otherwise you are destined to walk a long and [probably expensive] path.

[soulstriker 274]

expect scrutiny simple as that

[jstryker 41]

How is urgent help needed? You have a new girlfriend already?

LOL