K-3 or I-485

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Nab,

I don't want to get drawn into an argument here. However, I'm obligated to point out that I have provided some data to back up my hypothesis, even though you might think it is "limited". Since I don't have access to the USCIS database, I will make do with the timelines posted by fellow VJers. So far I don't see a whit of data from you. Would you mind providing some numbers that suggest K-3 doesn't slow down the process? Without data, what you are presenting is mere speculation.

Btw, in fescobar's case, both 129F and 130 were approved on the EXACT SAME day, just like I said has happened for so many others.

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The above is correct. CR1 visa holders are granted permanent residency upon entry. However, one must maintain permanent resident status in the USA or lose it. Only if your husband plans to actually live in the USA will any of this matter. He can already visit.

Yep, we will be staying in Chicago.

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Nab,

I don't want to get drawn into an argument here. However, I'm obligated to point out that I have provided some data to back up my hypothesis, even though you might think it is "limited". Since I don't have access to the USCIS database, I will make do with the timelines posted by fellow VJers. So far I don't see a whit of data from you. Would you mind providing some numbers that suggest K-3 doesn't slow down the process? Without data, what you are presenting is mere speculation[/b].

Btw, in fescobar's case, both 129F and 130 were approved on the EXACT SAME day, just like I said has happened for so many others.

right back at ya buddy

i reiterate, it's not a nice thing you are presenting as "FACT" your "INFERENCE" to new people asking for help.

i wont wait for that proof from you of the extra 6 weeks the I-129F adds to the I-130, because it doesnt exist.