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snookiie2008   0

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I am kinda confused as to how I would go about this. I am from Canada and fell in love with an American but we are not quite engaged but I would like to move there to where he is but I am also on Disability here in Canada. which visa would it be best for me to apply for any and all responses would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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Rob & Monika Community Regular

Rob & Monika   87

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If he can afford to support you, then K-1 Fiance visa sounds like the way to go.

2011-05-21: Matched on eharmony (clearly not in my 60 mile radius preference!)

2011-07-30: Met in Ottawa

2011-08-28: Day I knew I wanted to spend my life with her

2012-01-21: I proposed, outside in the freezing cold!

2012-02-06: Mailed out K-1 via FedEX

2012-02-10: NOA1

2012-08-01: NOA2

2012-08-17: Packet 3 received (email)

2012-09-10: Packet 3 sent

2012-09-12: Packet 4 received (email) with request for 2 photos

2012-10-29: Medical in Toronto

2012-11-06: Interview - Approved!

2013-04-05: POE Thousand Islands

2013-04-20: Wedding

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C-ma'am Experienced

C-ma'am   684

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Hello and welcome to the forum. Since you are not engaged yet and haven't found your immigration path, yet; I moved your post from the K1 forum to the General Immigration Related Discussion, where your question can be best addressed.

Click to see my K1, AOS, ROC & Naturalization Timelines

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Penny Lane Grand Master

Penny Lane   8,159

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The fiance visa or a spousal visa are your options.

You can get married now and file (it requires being apart after the marriage, though) or you can file now, receive visa, move and get married in the US and stay there.

Those are very vague descriptions, obviously, but those are the choices.

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