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Applying K 1 visa without living in us ?

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13 hours ago, Boiler said:

You have to be a USC to sponsor a K1 and if you were born in the US then in the vast vast majority of circumstances are a USC by birth.

What do you mean..... ? I know that you have to be a US citizen to sponsor on a K1 so I am not really sure what you are trying to say....? Did you read the previous comments before my comment? 

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11 hours ago, Londonergirl said:

Are you sure of that....? My friend married her American husband in Europe (They have lived there for years and still live there now). They are moving to the US now and she has received spouse visa and he hasn't lived there for years. 

Thats a very common scenario. For the CR spouse visa you need to show EITHER current domicile in the US or intent to re-establish domicile.  There are examples on VJ on how to show intent to re-establish. Its not very hard. 

 
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