divorced and filing k1,, please give me any advice

[frank_jhen_01 2]

i got married 12/2009 and the divorced was filed 08/10/2011, it's final i have the divorce decree, then i went to philippines met my fiance, i've known here for a long time because of my parents and her uncle, since 2007 i've known her but just a friend no relationship or nothing, she know my story about i got married and joined the airforce and got divorce, now im with her and i filed for k1 to be with her here in th U.S. i'm out of the Air Force also i have a full time job and meet all the requirements. my question is, would this be a problem on the interview? what question would they ask her about this? anybody have any ideas? thanks vj friends.

[dale_trisha 3]

It should not cause any issues. She will need to have a copy of your divorce decree for the interview.

When she goes to CFO she may be asked about it.

[frank_jhen_01 2]

It should not cause any issues. She will need to have a copy of your divorce decree for the interview.

When she goes to CFO she may be asked about it.

ok here in INDIANA they gave me a total of 4 papers different titles, decree of dissolution of marriage, settlement agreement, waiver of final hearing, and certificate of waiver of service, it's filed, court and judge signed, i included all this to my k1 application, and planning on sending her(my fiance) all of it too,

[TeddyHoney 42]

ok here in INDIANA they gave me a total of 4 papers different titles, decree of dissolution of marriage, settlement agreement, waiver of final hearing, and certificate of waiver of service, it's filed, court and judge signed, i included all this to my k1 application, and planning on sending her(my fiance) all of it too,

You should be fine. The waivers won't hurt but what they really want/need is the actual divorce decree that the judge signed (photo copy for I-129f and certified copy from the court files for the interview). The settlement agreement is good to have especially if children were involved. I was also previously married and my divorce was finalized in August 2010. I filed the I-129f in October 2010. No problems with that. I sent the divorce decree and the settlement agreement. Here they are both within the same document. At the interview they MIGHT ask her some things like "Why did you get divorced?", "Do you have children from previous marriage?", "How do you get along with his children?", etc. things like that. My then fiancee was prepared to answer such questions but she was not asked. So just have your fiancee prepared. You and her can sit down and based on your own situation, try to think of questions you would ask her about your previous marriage if you were the CO.

You'll/She'll be fine. Just provide all required documentation and be prepared for any and everything and don;t be dissapointed if they don;t ask for any of it (except for the official docs!) But be prepared anyway.

God bless to you both!

[DouglasFiel 53]

I assume,,, that the marriage and subsequent divorce was to an American Citizen.

If that is the case,,, then it will pose no problem.

Regards,

[TeddyHoney 42]

I assume,,, that the marriage and subsequent divorce was to an American Citizen.

If that is the case,,, then it will pose no problem.

Regards,

In my case mentioned in my response, my ex was also a native Filipina that I married in the Philippines years ago, brought her here on Immediate Relative VISA and then we divorced here in 2010. Still I had no problem filing the I-129f for my current filipina wife just 2 months after my divorce was finalized and I had the judge-signed divorce decree in my hand.

[frank_jhen_01 2]

now my question is, what kind of question would the CO ask regarding to this topic? DIVORCE? im just getting my fiance a little prepared if you know what i mean..