23 weeks pregnant at K1 interview

[yellowtowo9 3]

so i have read a few comments on visajourney that say if a woman is pregnant during the interview, the visa won't be issues until they have the child. but i have read this isnt true. it is very confusing, does anyone have any actual sources/examples that talk about this situation

[payxibka 10,047]

8 minutes ago, yellowtowo9 said:

so i have read a few comments on visajourney that say if a woman is pregnant during the interview, the visa won't be issues until they have the child. but i have read this isnt true. it is very confusing, does anyone have any actual sources/examples that talk about this situation

Nonsense.   Visas are issued to pregnant fiancee's all the time.  

[Crazy Cat 42,082]

23 minutes ago, yellowtowo9 said:

so i have read a few comments on visajourney that say if a woman is pregnant during the interview, the visa won't be issues until they have the child.

Can you provide links to that?  That is completely untrue.

[yellowtowo9 3]

6 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

Can you provide links to that?  That is completely untrue.

Will not speed up the case

 

and does affect in the following ways:

DNA test to prove it is your child are costly

if granted a K1 ,  most airlines do not allow travel in the last trimester

 

as far as immigration is concerned,  you are rushing into the relationship as you need time to know the person 

nothing wrong with talk of a future and possibilities of family but the idea of planning a child when neither of you have witnessed the other's culture and seen personal values is premature

 

really we all wish you success and happiness but your head must rule these life changing decisions

 

 

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[Crazy Cat 42,082]

13 minutes ago, yellowtowo9 said:

Will not speed up the case

 

and does affect in the following ways:

DNA test to prove it is your child are costly

if granted a K1 ,  most airlines do not allow travel in the last trimester

 

as far as immigration is concerned,  you are rushing into the relationship as you need time to know the person 

nothing wrong with talk of a future and possibilities of family but the idea of planning a child when neither of you have witnessed the other's culture and seen personal values is premature

 

really we all wish you success and happiness but your head must rule these life changing decisions

 

 

this was a comment liked by 9 people 

 

 I don't recall ever seeing any cases denied or delayed due to pregnancy.

Edited March 14, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[Boiler 45,947]

36 minutes ago, yellowtowo9 said:

Will not speed up the case

 

and does affect in the following ways:

DNA test to prove it is your child are costly

if granted a K1 ,  most airlines do not allow travel in the last trimester

 

as far as immigration is concerned,  you are rushing into the relationship as you need time to know the person 

nothing wrong with talk of a future and possibilities of family but the idea of planning a child when neither of you have witnessed the other's culture and seen personal values is premature

 

really we all wish you success and happiness but your head must rule these life changing decisions

 

 

this was a comment liked by 9 people 

 

So you are planning a child with someone you have not met?

[payxibka 10,047]

44 minutes ago, yellowtowo9 said:

Will not speed up the case

 

and does affect in the following ways:

DNA test to prove it is your child are costly

if granted a K1 ,  most airlines do not allow travel in the last trimester

 

as far as immigration is concerned,  you are rushing into the relationship as you need time to know the person 

nothing wrong with talk of a future and possibilities of family but the idea of planning a child when neither of you have witnessed the other's culture and seen personal values is premature

 

really we all wish you success and happiness but your head must rule these life changing decisions

 

 

this was a comment liked by 9 people 

 

You are interpreting way out of context

[yellowtowo9 3]

38 minutes ago, payxibka said:

You are interpreting way out of context

Why else would she refer to the price of a DNA test unless she was telling the topic creator it was required?

 

Also not the only time I've seen it on visa journey just the most recent. 

[payxibka 10,047]

6 minutes ago, yellowtowo9 said:

Why else would she refer to the price of a DNA test unless she was telling the topic creator it was required?

 

Also not the only time I've seen it on visa journey just the most recent. 

I will say it again, because you are applying something out of context.   A DNA test maybe required for a child who was born during the process.  A DNA test is NOT performed on an unborn child.

[aaron2020 11,651]

2 hours ago, yellowtowo9 said:

so i have read a few comments on visajourney that say if a woman is pregnant during the interview, the visa won't be issues until they have the child. but i have read this isnt true. it is very confusing, does anyone have any actual sources/examples that talk about this situation

Where on VJ are you reading that a woman pregnant during the interview will not receive a visa until she has the child?  I've never seen this, and I have been on VJ for many years.

 

Pregnancy is not a reason to deny or delay a visa unless the US Embassy/Consulate suspects fraud.

Edited March 14, 2021 by aaron2020

[jskibo 588]

Being Pregnant got my wife to the front of the line on interview day, but zero other impact

[SalishSea 18,082]

43 minutes ago, yellowtowo9 said:

Why else would she refer to the price of a DNA test unless she was telling the topic creator it was required?

 

Also not the only time I've seen it on visa journey just the most recent. 

That thread was by someone contemplating impregnating a potential 'fiance' who he hasn't ever met.

 

Not relevant at all to your question.

 

But no, it will not be a positive or negative in terms of visa approval.

[Nitas_man 3,100]

1 hour ago, Boiler said:

So you are planning a child with someone you have not met?

Seems OP and fiancé met 

Edited March 14, 2021 by Nitas_man

[Nitas_man 3,100]

2 hours ago, yellowtowo9 said:

so i have read a few comments on visajourney that say if a woman is pregnant during the interview, the visa won't be issues until they have the child. but i have read this isnt true. it is very confusing, does anyone have any actual sources/examples that talk about this situation

Fake news

 

Congratulations

[Keithn85 400]

3 hours ago, yellowtowo9 said:

so i have read a few comments on visajourney that say if a woman is pregnant during the interview, the visa won't be issues until they have the child. but i have read this isnt true. it is very confusing, does anyone have any actual sources/examples that talk about this situation

Focus on the validity of your relationship.  Prove, prove and prove some more.  Even if there was a child already born, it is still the fact of proof and validity.  Because ultimately they will be your reponsibility as you signed for in the I-129F. 

As far as the 3rd trimester, I am not sure where you are in the process or if you are grabbing information before making a decision to pursue the K1, but where you are in the process will determine everything.  I assume you are close to interviewing.  If I was in your shoes, I would end up talking to the doctor if she has one.  But as far as the visa being issued, I would not focus on the pregnancy affecting this.