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Requirements for Fiancee Visa

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12 minutes ago, Becci391 said:

He can look up the information on www.uscis.gov and then seach for I-129F.

Everything he needs to know is written on that page.

As Becci39 said... Yes the information is on the US government website mentioned at the top of the main page of this site is a section called guides under which you can find a K-1 guide and flowchart..  that is what we followed, even printed out and used as a checklist to get thru our visa.   Lots of information in lots of places for those who want to look.

 

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Lenchick
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you have not met him yet but contemplating to get pregnant? Be careful, you have never met that person face to face. Anything can happen. I would urge you against getting pregnant. Also, being pregnan

geowrian
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Yes, the I-129F requirement is that you have met at least once within the past 2 years. However, proof of a bona fide relationship will also be necessary. Face time is best, but Manila is fairly simpl

geowrian
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Nothing gets simpler in any pregnancy.   But in terms of the K-1 visa, being pregnant won't have an immediate effect on it. However, you will need a medical examination and that will be prov

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Thank you all so much guys, i really appreciate it. And i know that some of you are concern about me so thank you for the tips. Don't worry we are really in a serious relationships. The reason why it took two years before he visits me here was about family matters he needs to settle everything there. He had a worked when he was in Tennessee but he is now living in Florida so he will have to find a new job and he is aware that that is one of the requirements when filing a fiancee visa.

 
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