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help! k-1 to cr-1 possibilities???

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confuseddd   0

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long story... but basically my fiance has a k-1 visa, is here with me already, but for private reasons...we're considering moving back to his country together, waiting a while, then get married there and reapply...but for a cr-1 visa. would already having a k-1 visa and not following through with the marriage here in the us hurt our chances for the cr-1 visa in the future? (or k-3 for that matter) any other advice?

help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! :wacko::wacko::wacko:

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YuAndDan   153

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No, but you will be starting all over again, and get subjected to visa interview all over again.

If you do think CR-1, you may want to avoid the K-3. (K-3 costs more, has adjustment of status, cannot work upon entry to the USA and has to wait 90 days for EAD.)

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payxibka   10,045

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The reported experience of others in a similar situation appears to be :no:

appears to be what? don't do it? get married now?

that it is not problematic to do what you are proposing....

YMMV

Nutty Proficient

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long story... but basically my fiance has a k-1 visa, is here with me already, but for private reasons...we're considering moving back to his country together, waiting a while, then get married there and reapply...but for a cr-1 visa. would already having a k-1 visa and not following through with the marriage here in the us hurt our chances for the cr-1 visa in the future? (or k-3 for that matter) any other advice?

help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! :wacko::wacko::wacko:

Are you crazy????!!!!

He's here now and you want to start the whole process again!!!!

The only two differences between the K1 and the Cr-1 is cost. The CR-1 is cheaper. But the waiting time is LONGER. You need to go through all security checks and everything again!

Explain one thing....how will you be a sponsor on the Affidavif of Support while living in Morroco? Will you be earning 125% above poverty level in Morroco???

I just don't understand it.

You can get married cheaply enough if you want. Just go to Las Vegas and do a drive through wedding. Then have a big wedding party later in Morroco.

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