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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Indonesia
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No, it would not jeopardize the process. Would it be difficult to invite them? I hope not since you're planning to marry them :). But would it be hard for them to visit? Depends on your fiancee's circumstances. Does s/he need a tourist visa to come here? If yes, then does s/he have a stable job? Has strong ties to his/her country? etc. 

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Jeapordize, no.

 

If your fiance has a visitor visa already then it shouldn't be a problem.

 

If your fiance doesn't have a visa then it will be very difficult to get one from Ghana.

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I wouldn't say Jeopardize.. but it may be difficult at immigration when she/he enters the states to be able to prove enough evidence that she/he will be going back home. Hope this helps x

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It's possible. My fiance has visited me during the process. He also already had a tourist visa from visiting me previously before we filed the I-129F. He also has a job to go back to. If you already have a tourist visa, it isn't so hard. However, I doubt one would be approved now after the submission.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Senegal
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2 hours ago, Peot said:

Come on guys... it's a very easy answer:

 

 

How so...... If you don't already have a Visitor's Visa and he is from Ghana. My fiance is from Gambia and they denied his Visitor's Visa, eventhough he had employment, and  family to return to.... Simply saying, let her visit you. 

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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On 23/07/2017 at 6:23 PM, jayx said:

I submitted an i129 in May 2017, currently we are awaiting the NOA2.  I was wondering would it be difficult to invite my fiancée to visit me here in the states? Would it jeopardize the process?

we're waiting on NOA2 and I am visiting my fiance in the states in 6 weeks!!:) I am from a visa waiver country so it might be slightly easier for me however, I still live with my parents and don't pay for my car nor do I pay rent so the only ties to home I have is a letter from my employer and my phone bill lol...I'm a little nervous but i'll let you know how it goes :)

 

Lorna

 
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