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For international flights, round trip tickets can be cheaper than booking one way. When coming to the US on approved K1 visa, will a round trip ticket cause trouble? Especially since you also have to get through US Customs, maybe having a round trip ticket can raise suspicion or deeper questioning. Of course, don't fly the return portion. What are your advice?

Yes, it is Tokyo. There is no welcome letter. I checked the approved 1-129F and there is nothing starting with "TKY". Only the receipt number starting with "WAC". It was the California office. On the DS-160 confirmation, under "Selected application location", there are TKY letters by it self. Nothing else next to it. The following lines under it is the embassy address.

My fiancee has now gotten to the point where she will have medical and interview scheduled. But the medical needs to be done first, and she was instructed to schedule an appointment with one of the approved medical centers. But there was an issue that she must provide a TKY number, presumably from the confirmation receipt. But the TKY number are for immigration visa applicants, which is not what the K-1 lies under. She has a confirmation code starting with the letter "A" and a corresponding barcode. She clarified that she is on a K-1 visa application, which is a non-immigrant visa, but they insist that she provide a TKY number to schedule an appointment. We are now unsure on how to proceed.

Since having employment and making at least the minimum amount in income (for the US petitioner) is one of the one of the requirements for the K1 fiancee visa process, it was my understanding that it is most important to have employment by the time of the interview. But what if I were to attend a college or higher education like training for a certification? Can this really substitute the employment requirement or is employment required regardless if you're attending school or not?