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Does the embassy know if the beneficiary has applied for a visa in another country?

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Ian H. Proficient

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No. Having a tourist visa for another country will not affect your K1 process. I'm still not sure what you mean about not being able to travel for any reason, sorry about that.

Thanks Dude, but i'm talking about having a tourist visa for another country and not being able to travel for any reasons.....and now applying for K1 visa, would it be a problem or not??

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The question is odd and without context difficult to logically comment on.

“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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Looks like he or she is trying to pull off meeting in person waiver for K-1.

I think you're on to something.

K1 Visa Event Date Service Center : Texas Service Center Transferred? No Consulate : Juarez, Mexico

I-129F: Sent 9/5/2014

I-129F: Arrived at Lewisville 9/8/2014

I-129F: NOA1 Text message/mail 9/11/2014

I-129F: Alien Registration Number Changed 9/16/2014

I-129F: Request to correct on document or notice assigned to an officer for response 10/25/2014

I-129F: Name Change request made 10/31/2014

I-129F: Crickets as of today

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Ian H. Proficient

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OP is probably just concerned that having or being denied a visa to another country is for some reason, a bad thing. But yes, it would help to know the reasons behind the concern.

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OP is probably just concerned that having or being denied a visa to another country is for some reason, a bad thing. But yes, it would help to know the reasons behind the concern.

Ian is correct. He was denied a visitor a visa on the UK before. I am not trying to not meet, lol. We have twice (: and our k-1 is already approved by USCIS. Thanks for all the help!

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Ian H. Proficient

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You're welcome, and if that's the case, there is no cause for concern. Being denied a visa to another country has no bearing on the decision of your fiance's K1 visa. As long as your fiancé meets all immigration requirements, you guys will be ok. Good luck.

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