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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hi All,

So I know that they do not run credit checks for either the petitioner or the foreign fiance, however, a about a year and a half ago, my fiance was here in the states, went to the emergency room, and had a $700 hospital bill. He left the country before receiving any of the bills, and the only personal info he provided the hospital with was my address. I began to receive a few bills from his visit, but always just sent them back. Does anyone know if this will be a problem? I haven't received any bills in many months, so I'm assuming the just wrote off the case, and he has a very generic name, so other than my old home address, they have no way of connecting us. Even if the government were to somehow realize this, would it hinder him in getting the visa? When they run the FBI checks, would something like this show up? Any advice is much appreciated!

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Hi All,

So I know that they do not run credit checks for either the petitioner or the foreign fiance, however, a about a year and a half ago, my fiance was here in the states, went to the emergency room, and had a $700 hospital bill. He left the country before receiving any of the bills, and the only personal info he provided the hospital with was my address. I began to receive a few bills from his visit, but always just sent them back. Does anyone know if this will be a problem? I haven't received any bills in many months, so I'm assuming the just wrote off the case, and he has a very generic name, so other than my old home address, they have no way of connecting us. Even if the government were to somehow realize this, would it hinder him in getting the visa? When they run the FBI checks, would something like this show up? Any advice is much appreciated!

bill "jumping" is mainly a civil issue and not a criminal one

YMMV

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ukraine
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Hi All,

So I know that they do not run credit checks for either the petitioner or the foreign fiance, however, a about a year and a half ago, my fiance was here in the states, went to the emergency room, and had a $700 hospital bill. He left the country before receiving any of the bills, and the only personal info he provided the hospital with was my address. I began to receive a few bills from his visit, but always just sent them back. Does anyone know if this will be a problem? I haven't received any bills in many months, so I'm assuming the just wrote off the case, and he has a very generic name, so other than my old home address, they have no way of connecting us. Even if the government were to somehow realize this, would it hinder him in getting the visa? When they run the FBI checks, would something like this show up? Any advice is much appreciated!

Not an issue for the visa.

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