most likey not allowed to visit?

[British_Cupcake 1]

Quote: Separation from family may be longer than if filing for a K-3 Visa (or K-1 visa for a non-married fiance). The applicant will most likely not be able to enter the US while their IR1-CR-1 Visa is being processed.

What if i can prove that i still have a job here in germany? are the chances high that they will not allow me to visit my husband?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

As with any entry into the US (via a valid visa/vwp) - it is up to the CBP to let you in.

No one can really tell you if they will stop you - speaking for K-1's - Umit visited me during our K-1 processing - she was prepared with paperwork showing strong ties - return ticket back, etc.. and they asked her about the K-1 - no issues for her.

[Mrs. Diaz 1]

Hi, Well It's up to the officer at your POE. Some are very nice and friendly, some not so..... I had a really hard time at EWR(Newark Airport) in September of last year. But I have met some very nice people too! I am married to a USC (since 2007) and I have visited him 8 or 9 times during the years.I had no trouble entering the US 50% of those times, but I always bring a lot of evidence "just in case". And that is something all of us should do. In your case you need to bring your work schedule etc that will prove that you are still working in Germany!(I do this every time I go.) Maybe you have some kind of lease/contract on a apartment that you can take with you?

(Note that I am married but I have not filed for a visa.)

Quote: Separation from family may be longer than if filing for a K-3 Visa (or K-1 visa for a non-married fiance). The applicant will most likely not be able to enter the US while their IR1-CR-1 Visa is being processed.

What if i can prove that i still have a job here in germany? are the chances high that they will not allow me to visit my husband?

[christeen 966]

Since you are Coming from a VWP country, as long as you have evidence that you must go back and are not intending to stay you should be OK... for example you should just bring all evidence of ties back to England (job letter stating that they expect you back on such and such a date) proof of home or apartment lease, return tickets and just be prepared to explain why you MUST return to England...)