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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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I last visited my fiancee in the Philippines in August of 2016. Due to legal issues on her end, we had to wait a long time before submitting our K-1 visa application. Based on current stats, it's looks like she might not get her interview until May or even June. Which puts us only 2 months or so away from the "must have seen each other in person within two years" limit.

 

I could, potentially, fly out there for a few days in April. Which would re set the clock. But given the hassle and expense, I'd really rather not. If it isn't absolutely necessary.

 

Does anyone know how strict they are about this? Could she be denied even if it's not quite over the two year mark yet? We have ample proof of ongoing relationship. Letters, emails, Skype logs, etc. 

 

Any input is appreciated. Thanks!

 
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