K1 visa gets approved if you have been to other countries?

[forgottenlady 2]

I have never been to other places in the world, will it help in getting my visa approved if I have different stamps in my passport?

Edited January 9, 2013 by forgottenlady

[Asia 2,498]

I don't think it matters with the K-1 visa.

It would matter if you were applying for a tourist visa (your traveling to different countries/places would suggest that you can be trusted to come back home after being a tourist in the US).

[forgottenlady 2]

Hi Asia,

Thanks for your response! Im just getting frustrated and been thinking alot. Its been almost 7 months and I havent got my NOA2.

[baron555 934]

I have never been to other places in the world, will it help in getting my visa approved if I have different stamps in my passport?

No bearing at all.

Legitimacy of the relationship, proper execution of the forms and supporting documents, financial ability to support new household = 100%

[forgottenlady 2]

No bearing at all.

Legitimacy of the relationship, proper execution of the forms and supporting documents, financial ability to support new household = 100%

[forgottenlady 2]

No bearing at all.

Legitimacy of the relationship, proper execution of the forms and supporting documents, financial ability to support new household = 100%

Thanks baron555,the reason why I asked this because I saw someone's post here that the one who interviewed his fincee asked her if shes been to other countries..is that their benchmark to prove I am wealthy enough to afford trips thus making it less likely to be fraud? I am from a third world country which makes it complicated ....I think?