K1 visa, multiple valid passports

[K+S 5]

Hi guys,

I was hoping someone on here has experience with the following scenario since I wasn’t able to find anything on this topic.

the beneficiary in this case has three (3) valid passports because of frequent traveling due to work.

a fourth passport is also available and still in use du to a valid B1/B2 visa ( used in combination with valid passport)

 

Does the beneficiary need to bring all those passports to the interview or only the one he’s intending to use for the K1 visa?

 

I hope anyone can give some input here.

[Lil bear 4,171]

2 minutes ago, K+S said:

Hi guys,

I was hoping someone on here has experience with the following scenario since I wasn’t able to find anything on this topic.

the beneficiary in this case has three (3) valid passports because of frequent traveling due to work.

a fourth passport is also available and still in use du to a valid B1/B2 visa ( used in combination with valid passport)

 

Does the beneficiary need to bring all those passports to the interview or only the one he’s intending to use for the K1 visa?

 

I hope anyone can give some input here.

Bring all current passports 

[Crazy Cat 41,727]

20 minutes ago, K+S said:

Hi guys,

I was hoping someone on here has experience with the following scenario since I wasn’t able to find anything on this topic.

the beneficiary in this case has three (3) valid passports because of frequent traveling due to work.

a fourth passport is also available and still in use du to a valid B1/B2 visa ( used in combination with valid passport)

 

Does the beneficiary need to bring all those passports to the interview or only the one he’s intending to use for the K1 visa?

 

I hope anyone can give some input here.

Over-preparation is better than under-preparation.  I would bring them all.

[Mike E 11,739]

1 hour ago, K+S said:

the beneficiary in this case has three (3) valid passports because of frequent traveling due to work.

3 regular passports from the same country?

[K+S 5]

Just now, Mike E said:

3 regular passports from the same country?

Yes

[Mike E 11,739]

22 minutes ago, K+S said:

Yes

That is going to be an interesting interview.

[Boiler 45,411]

I know people who have had 2 regular for good reasons

 

I have also seen Diplomatic Passports mentioned 

[K+S 5]

16 minutes ago, Mike E said:

That is going to be an interesting interview.

Hoping for the best. Just adds to the anxious feeling.

[Mike E 11,739]

Just now, K+S said:

Hoping for the best. Just adds to the anxious feeling.

Indeed. Well the great thing about K-1 is that after the beneficiary enters on it, there will not be any traveling or working for a couple years. The beneficiary could probably use the rest.

[Cathi 5,744]

9 hours ago, K+S said:

Hoping for the best. Just adds to the anxious feeling.

I know it's easier said than done, but try not to be anxious, the CO will pick up on it. Just tell the truth and you'll be fine. And as @Crazy Cat stated, be over prepared, better to have too much evidence than not enough. Best of luck!

[Caligirl1 211]

11 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

Over-preparation is better than under-preparation.  I would bring them all.

Yes, better all of them- even if they won't look at it.Better to much , than 1 missing item😉

[mochon 17]

Doesn’t make any sense 🤔. Can you get three passport from same country? If I travel 190 countries everyday! I don’t think I would need three passport .

I think OP wanted to say He has got one valid passport but three expired ones with valid visas.

Edited August 6, 2023 by mochon

[K+S 5]

Just now, mochon said:

Doesn’t make any sense 🤔. Can you get three passport from same country? If I travel 190 countries everyday! I don’t think I would need three passport .

Well the reasoning is that one of the passports could be sent away in order to apply for a visa and you still need to be able in the meantime

[h02ejmajja 57]

1 hour ago, K+S said:

Well the reasoning is that one of the passports could be sent away in order to apply for a visa and you still need to be able in the meantime

 

when the passport is "sent away: for the visa it's maybe gone for a week or two. You wouldn't plan on then leaving the country on a different passport and then returning a week later to get the passport with the visa in it? 

[Boiler 45,411]

A foreign country will deny a visa or entry to you because your passport has stamps showing travel to certain countries. Example: an Israeli entry or exit stamp in some countries in the Middle East. 

You need multiple visas on an ongoing basis because of frequent international travel. Example: you work for an international airline or a multinational company

You need a passport for urgent international travel but your application for a foreign visa is delayed or cannot be processed in time for your travel. 

When you need a special validation for travel to a restricted country or area.