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sagarcia   1

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I am just starting this whole process with my fiance. I am just curious what everyone thinks....Is it best to marry in the states or in Mexico. We are trying to figure which would be best.

I would appreciate your opinions

K-1 Visa

I-129F Sent : 05/16/09

I-129F Received: 05/19/09

I-129 NOA2: 08/24/09

NVC Received : 08/24/09

NVC Left : 8/26/09

Consulate Received : 08/31/09

Packet 3 Sent :10/01/09

Letter from Congresswoman: 10/02/09

Official Letter: 10/13/09

Medical: 11/02/09

Interview: 11/04/09

Visa Approved: 11/04/09

AOS approved: 04/21/10

ROC sent: 01/25/12

ROC received: 01/27/12 and signed

Check cashed: 01/31/12

NOA hard copy received: 02/03/12

Biometrics:02/17/12

ROC approved:6/25/12

Otto Grand Master

Otto   83

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I am just starting this whole process with my fiance. I am just curious what everyone thinks....Is it best to marry in the states or in Mexico. We are trying to figure which would be best.

I would appreciate your opinions

Best as in which visa you should apply for?

sagarcia Explorer

sagarcia   1

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ok..which one would be the fastest/easiest to get/

K-1 Visa

I-129F Sent : 05/16/09

I-129F Received: 05/19/09

I-129 NOA2: 08/24/09

NVC Received : 08/24/09

NVC Left : 8/26/09

Consulate Received : 08/31/09

Packet 3 Sent :10/01/09

Letter from Congresswoman: 10/02/09

Official Letter: 10/13/09

Medical: 11/02/09

Interview: 11/04/09

Visa Approved: 11/04/09

AOS approved: 04/21/10

ROC sent: 01/25/12

ROC received: 01/27/12 and signed

Check cashed: 01/31/12

NOA hard copy received: 02/03/12

Biometrics:02/17/12

ROC approved:6/25/12

payxibka Grand Master

payxibka   10,048

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I am just starting this whole process with my fiance. I am just curious what everyone thinks....Is it best to marry in the states or in Mexico. We are trying to figure which would be best.

I would appreciate your opinions

Paris sounds like a nice place

YMMV

Reba Experienced

Reba   2

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Paris sounds like a nice place

Except if they go for the K3, they'd have to return to Paris for the interview. Which may be cost prohibitive. Or a nice anniversary trip. ;)

divorced - April 2010 moved back to Ontario May 2010 and surrendered green card

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