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Is there a way to vitis while doinf the CR1

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mari0711   4

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Hi everyone, I am new here, I got married last year but my husband just started the process, its been one year since I left USA and Even though he has been coming to My country, he cant stay longer than 10 days cus of work, I am waiting for the NOA2, since the first NOA its been one month. Im getting crazy here..:( I want to know if theres a way for me to go visiting him before cus I do have the time to saty at least one month.. I know doing the K3 is obsolete cus it takes almost the same than the CR1... What do you think?

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LIFE'SJOURNEY   970

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If you have a vistor visa , then go visit. But please read these post before you try: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/259696-visiting-usa-while-cr-1-is-pending/page__pid__3983973__st__0entry3983973

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fuse_76   1

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Do you have already a visitor visa? If you don't then it will be hard to get a visitor... I had the same problem as you and your husband are having. Since I could only visit my wife for a short time my wife tried to get a visitor visa and was told at the embassy that they could not give her one since we already started an immigration process. So we had to wait.

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