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Can I visit after I-129F has been filled

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lentje Newbie

lentje   0

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Sorry, if this was discussed already, I couldn't find the answers...

Can I visit my fiance in USA as a turist/visitor (travelling under the Waiver), while he has already submitted I-129F? As we know that it might takes long time, my plan is to go couple of time for short term visit, like a week or two.

Thank you!

Justine+David Proficient

Justine+David   218

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:lol: this is probably the most common question asked on VJ. But I'm bored at work...

Yes, you can visit. It is up to the border guard whether or not to let you in. Suggest that you bring ties to the Netherlands, for example a return plane ticket, letter from employer, lease from apartment or mortgage, bank account assets, etc etc.

Naturalization

9/9: Mailed N-400 package off

9/11: Arrived at Dallas, TX

9/17: NOA

9/19: Check cashed

9/23: Received NOA

10/7: Text from USCIS on status update: Biometrics in the mail

10/9: Received Biometrics letter

10/29: Biometrics

10/31: In-line

2/16: Text from USCIS that Baltimore has scheduled an interview...finally!!

2/24: Interview letter received

3/24: Naturalization interview

mike101 Enthusiast

mike101   8

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Sorry, if this was discussed already, I couldn't find the answers...

Can I visit my fiance in USA as a turist/visitor (travelling under the Waiver), while he has already submitted I-129F? As we know that it might takes long time, my plan is to go couple of time for short term visit, like a week or two.

Thank you!

Yes you can... I visited my Fiancee while we were going through the process. It actually helped our case because we were able to provide more evidence of visits at our interview.

Blog: http://fianceek1visa.blogspot.com/

K1 Timeline:
Service Center : Vermont Service Center
Consulate : Bogota, Colombia
2009-12-26 : I-129F Sent
2009-12-28 : I-129F NOA1
2009-12-28 : I-129F NOA2
2010-04-02 : NVC Received
2010-04-05 : Consulate Received
2010-04-20 : Packet 3 Sent (via Fax)
2010-04-22 : Packet 3 Received by Consulate
2010-06-09 : Interview Date (APPROVED)
2010-06-24 : Visa Delivery (Via Domesa)
2010-07-01 : POE (Fort-Lauderdale)

2010-09-04 : Married !!!!

AOS Timeline
2010-09-11 : Packaged express mailed to Chicago Office:
2010-09-13 : Package delivered to USCIS Chicago
2010-09-20 : NOA1 via e-mail
2010-10-15 : Case Xfered to California Service Center
2010-12-01 : Inquiry made regarding delay of biometrics appointment letter
2010-12-15 : Received biometrics appointment letter (Scheduled for 2011-01-05)
2011-01-05 : Biometrics Appointment
2011-01-12 : Work Authorization Card Received
2011-01-26 : Two Year Green Card Received (Thank you VJ!!!!)

Us Citizen

May 2014

 
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