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Nokiashorty   1

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Uruguay
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Hi,

I would like to ask the following question due to the fact I am having a hard time finding some concrete information on it. I appreciate any feedback from anyone who has anything to share regarding it. I moved to Florida, USA when I was eight years old with my parents and attended school all the way to my high school graduation where I received my diploma. In high school was where I met my beautiful girlfriend and we´ve been dating ever since Octuber in 2010. In April 2011 I moved back to Uruguay with my parents before I turned 18, in the meantime while we were there we were never able to receive any type of residency in other words we were illegal immagrants. Since my arrival to Uruguay, my birthplace, me and Chelsea have been dating and she has come to visit me 3 times. After such a long time we´ve decided we want to apply for this k-1 visa to get married and be together once again. Now my question is will it affect me in a negative way having this background that I had resided in the U.S. before?

Thank you very much for your help.

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Boiler   45,659

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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No

You realise your Parents will not be attending?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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volkditty   23

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Philippines
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It won't be held against you because you were a minor and thus had no control over it.

07/19/2011 - Met while we were both working in Kuwait

03/18/2013 - I left Kuwait at the end of my contract and returned to the States

07/19/2013 - Got engaged!

09/24/2013 - Mailed in the I-129F packet to TSC

10/01/2013 - Received NOA-1

11/05/2013 - Received NOA-2

12/02/2013 - NVC receives the paperwork

12/03/2013 - Case number assigned

12/06/2013 - Case shipped to embassy

12/29/2013 - Case received by embassy

01/02/2014 - Interview scheduled for January 15th

01/07/2014 - Medical exam

01/11/2014 - Interview pushed back to January 22nd

01/22/2014 - Had the interview, was put into AP pending more documentation

01/26/2014 - Visa approved!

03/18/2014 - She entered USA

04/04/2014 - Married!

05/01/2014 - Filed AOS

05/09/2014 - AOS NOA

06/05/2014 - RFE for tax returns I didn't have when we filed

07/06/2014 - Biometrics appt in STL

08/13/2014 - The dreaded NPIW letter

04/25/2015 - E-mail notification of Green Card Approval!

 
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