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I did not file i-129f yet but the papers almost done. I have visited my fiance twice. First time it was good, second time was awful, we fought a lot. Both times I stayed with her a week. I am not sure if we are good match, but I don't want to give up that easy. Before she comes here as fiance I would like her to come to US and spent about 2-3 month with me, see if we can be a couple. How can I do this? I will listen ANY advises. Anything you guys have I am ready to listen. Thank you in advance!

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RUN!!!  

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From my experience and with age and wisdom on my side.  Sounds like it's time for you to move on.  If your not sure now, I can promise you will regret doing a K1 or getting married to this person.  

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I’m sorry, but most people in long distance relationships wouldn’t be “busy” if they had the chance to spend an extra week with their beloved. Even if at work there’s the evenings, etc.

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She would need a tourist visa.

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Where does she currently live?  She will need to apply for a visitor visa and pay the $160 USD.

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5 minutes ago, EricT said:

She is from Kazakhstan. Before she met me, she applied for visitors visa and had an interview in April 2017 but was denied. At that time she applied with her kid. Can she apply again now? And may be without her kid they will let her to visit?

She can apply again.  Visas are never guaranteed

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I did not file i-129f yet but the papers almost done. I have visited my fiance twice. First time it was good, second time was awful, we fought a lot. Both times I stayed with her a week. I am not sure if we are good match, but I don't want to give up that easy. Before she comes here as fiance I would like her to come to US and spent about 2-3 month with me, see if we can be a couple. How can I do this? I will listen ANY advises. Anything you guys have I am ready to listen. Thank you in advance!

From my experience and with age and wisdom on my side.  Sounds like it's time for you to move on.  If your not sure now, I can promise you will regret doing a K1 or getting married to this person.  

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Chris Duffy said:

From my experience and with age and wisdom on my side.  Sounds like it's time for you to move on.  If your not sure now, I can promise you will regret doing a K1 or getting married to this person.  

 

 

You might be right but I don't have guts for telling her to f... off. Also I don't know if I should give her up that easy. 

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She can apply as often as she likes, but sounds a somewhat distant options.

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29 minutes ago, EricT said:

Ok. I got couple of advises. Thank you guys.  I will wait may be for a couple more and I have to make a decision 

Could you meet her in another country near Khazistan which is easier (cheaper) to get to? Sounds like you need to be very careful in filing this K1 visa. 

There is a 90 day period where she comes here but this is not for seeing if you two are compatible. 

 

I would definitely wait before filing the I-129f

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You might be right but I don't have guts for telling her to f... off. Also I don't know if I should give her up that easy. 

You can do the K1.  Wait till the end of the 90 days to get married.  Then you have can wait years before you file for AOS that would give you more time.

 

 

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And she can file for VAWA.

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