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madmanmike   191

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Silly, I know. But what do we answer here? I am assuming yes, because we are here because of the K1. But is this  possibly asking about past filings?

 

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Consulate: Manila, Philippines | I-129F Sent: 2022-06-07 | NOA1: 2022-06-09 | NOA2: 2023-07-11 | NVC Rec’d: 2023-08-10 | Case #: 2023-08-24 | NVC Left Consulate: 2023-09-12 | Received : 2023-09-13 | Packet 3 Rec’d : | Packet 3 Sent : | Packet 4 Rec’d: 2023-09-19 | Interview: 2023-10-17 | Interview Result: Approved!

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I-129F is a non-immigrant petition.  I would answer "No".

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8 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

I-129F is a non-immigrant petition.  I would answer "No".

 

6 hours ago, MonkeyDan said:

I asked this same question to my attorney last week and she told me that K1 visa is considered a non-immigrant visa, so the answer would be no.

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Consulate: Manila, Philippines | I-129F Sent: 2022-06-07 | NOA1: 2022-06-09 | NOA2: 2023-07-11 | NVC Rec’d: 2023-08-10 | Case #: 2023-08-24 | NVC Left Consulate: 2023-09-12 | Received : 2023-09-13 | Packet 3 Rec’d : | Packet 3 Sent : | Packet 4 Rec’d: 2023-09-19 | Interview: 2023-10-17 | Interview Result: Approved!

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