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Plan Goes Into Motion **TOMORROW** - NERVOUS. NEED HELP!

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Can I have someone file this for me, by the way? For example if I am out of the country. Plans changed a bit!

But you can file yourself from outside the country. Are you just visiting your fiancé Canada?

If so, I think you can simply file as you would do at home. Will you be back in 6 to 7 months? This is when you'll kind of need to be in the US to recieve you mail (in case you get a RFE).

Otherwise you can put your parents adress for exemple, have them open the USCIS mail for you, so they can email you the RFE.

Or, if you plan to stay abroad until the end of the K-1 process, I think you can just state you live abroad. (look up for k-1 from overseas, or k-1 from abroad in the seach tool, I am pretty sure you'll find threads answering your questions)

good luck

Good luck in your visa journey!

From the day we sent I-129F to the day I recieved my K-1: Exactly 9 months
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Better yet, she can get married while she is in the US as a visitor. I did. I didn't need a visa for it. If she's already in the US and would stay if she were married. Once married you can file the I-

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You can file the petition while she still in the U.S. rather than waiting until after she leaves. Since she'll need to provide you with a passport-sized photo, a signed letter of intent and G-325A, it

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Yeah, I think you'll be fine. They worry about the long stays when she crosses the border because they don't want her going into the US and then not going back home to Canada. But it sounds like you g

 
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