Last meeting with fiancee

[kvisa 0]

I applied for a k-1 visa last december and the application has been approved and the interview date is also set. I sent all the necessary documents needed to my fiancee in India, including all the supporting documents with the I-129F. Here's the question:

I visited India once in January, after I applied for the K-1 Visa. However, I have not sent any proof or declaration that I visited India with all the documents I sent to my fiancee for the interview. My question is, will the consulate know at the interview that I had visited recently that I have not declared? Should I declare that and send proof? Will my fiance be asked about it?

Any help is much appreciated.

[cranehand 0]

at the interview it may be asked to bring more proof of on going relationship other than that provided with original K1 filing. It is a possibility that she may be asked when the last time was that you have seen one another but all this is well within the 2 year rule. So I truly don,t see a problem.

[cranehand 0]

P.S. you are allowed to visit her as many times as you wish. This is a huge portion of what USCIS looks at, PROOF OF ONGOING RELATIONSHIP. My advise is to give supporting docs at time of interview weather they ask for then or not. Have you ever heard the phrase "baffle them with bullshit" this is what they like to see is relationship beyond reasonable doubt. Beside if you give to them willingly then they don't need to ask you for them. Remember even at the interview they can still give you RFE and then its back to the waiting and delays the K1.

[kvisa 0]

Thats what I thought. Thanks for clarifying!

[pushbrk 13,252]

I applied for a k-1 visa last december and the application has been approved and the interview date is also set. I sent all the necessary documents needed to my fiancee in India, including all the supporting documents with the I-129F. Here's the question:

I visited India once in January, after I applied for the K-1 Visa. However, I have not sent any proof or declaration that I visited India with all the documents I sent to my fiancee for the interview. My question is, will the consulate know at the interview that I had visited recently that I have not declared? Should I declare that and send proof? Will my fiance be asked about it?

Any help is much appreciated.

You didn't apply for a visa. Your fiancee will do so when she turns in the visa applications at the interview. If you wish to declare a visit, do so and provide documentation to go with it, like boarding passes and/or passport stamp copies.

[DanielParul 50]

Your I-129f petition was approved based on the fact that you met the criteria for having met atleast once in the past 2 years. Your fiancee's interview for her visa will be a different matter altogether and the more proof of ongoing relationship she has, the better. Your ticket, stamps on the passport are very important piece of evidence as a trip in january shows ongoing relationship. Send as much evidence as you can. Don't take the interview lightly. Good Luck!

[coraliesolms 47]

I would send all the proof of an ongoing relationship that I had...phone records, boarding passes, letters/cards/emails, and photographs. Receipts for wedding ring are also accepted.

The rule is to rather have it and not be asked for it, than not have it and be asked for it..

Good luck with the interview! I hope it all goes smoothly for you guys!!

Are you going to attend the interview with your fiance?

[TBoneTX 46,417]

In this thread, the posters whose advice you should attend to & follow are pushbrk, Parul, & Coralie. Are you going to attend the interview with your fiance? Your presence as the interview is occurring -- whether you're close by, on the consular premises, or outside on the consular or nearby grounds -- can mean the difference between issuance, 221g, or refusal. If you're not allowed into the interview, hand your U.S. passport to her so that she can show it to the CO.

Edited April 19, 2010 by TBoneTX