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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Hi VJ'ers, I'm hoping to get some advice.

My fiance and I received our NOA1 for our I-129F petition (for a K1 Visa) back in May. I (the beneficiary) am considering applying for a Nexus Card... but I am hesitant to do so because I'm scared that it may impact our I-129F petition, or I may be denied entry to the US if CBP - for whatever reason - denies my Nexus application.

What are your thoughts about applying for a Nexus Card while a K1 visa is pending... is it advisable, or not?

Thanks for your help!

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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I would do it. Can't see how that would jeopardize your K1...you're just asking them for priviledges of easier crossings. They still ask questions at the border & do random compliance checks.

I applied for a Nexus card when my USC boyfriend & I were dating. Bit of advice if you decide to apply for a card:

Bring a bunch of ties (proof) that you will remain in Canada until legally alowed to move over. Your NOA should be a good thing to bring to show them you are doing it the legal way. I got asked a bunch of questions in a separate office because I wanted a Nexus card to use to see my then boyfriend.

In the end I got it & loved every use of it!!

8/2/2021:  Mailed N-400

8/4/2021: N-400 received

8/6/2021:  Biometrics to be reused
3/15/2022:  Interview (successful)

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

I would do it. Can't see how that would jeopardize your K1...you're just asking them for priviledges of easier crossings. They still ask questions at the border & do random compliance checks.

I applied for a Nexus card when my USC boyfriend & I were dating. Bit of advice if you decide to apply for a card:

Bring a bunch of ties (proof) that you will remain in Canada until legally alowed to move over. Your NOA should be a good thing to bring to show them you are doing it the legal way. I got asked a bunch of questions in a separate office because I wanted a Nexus card to use to see my then boyfriend.

In the end I got it & loved every use of it!!

Ok, I think I'll apply. Thanks for your response! :)

Naturalization Journey

02-08-2016: N-400 sent

03-08-2016: Biometrics appointment

03-11-2016: Notification "in-line for interview"

04-04-2016: Received interview letter (for May 11)

05-11-2016: Interview (passed!)

06-27-2016: Oath ceremony-->I'm a US citizen!

ROC Journey

06-16-2014: I-751 application package sent to VSC

06-20-2014: Date of NOA1

07-18-2014: Biometrics appointment

11-18-2014: Case transferred to CSC

02-24-2015: ROC approved!!

AOS Journey
02-06-2012: I-485 (plus I-765 and I-131) sent
02-14-2012: Requested an expedite of my EAD due to job offer
02-29-2012: Contacted congressman to help with EAD expedite request
03-02-2012: EAD + AP approved! (Day 25)
09-27-2012: Green card received! (no interview!)

K-1 Visa Journey
05-18-2011: NOA1
11-21-2011: NOA2 *only* 187 days from NOA1!
01-05-2012: Interview at consulate in Vancouver, Canada - visa approved!!!!
01-18-2012: Wedding!!! Yay! We are married!!!

 
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