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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Costa Rica
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Once the K-1 Visa is approved, the fiancé and you have been married on US soil, can the fiancé return back to their home country to return to their work. Or, must they stay in the U.S. for a certain period of time to keep the visa?

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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Hi,

The K-1 can only be used once to enter the US. Once used, it can not be used again to reenter the US.

She can leave at anytime. Coming back to the US is another matter.

If she leaves without AP or a green card, then she will need a spousal visa to return.

After she enters on the K-1, she has 90 days to marry you. After !marriage, she can file to get her AP and green card. It will take 90 days to get AP and 6 months to get her green card.

Your plan to returmnho!e to a job immediately (this not waiting for AP or a green card) means you will have to file for a spousal visa and wait about a year.

You need to reevaluate your plan.

Best of luck

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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How soon do you apply for AOS, after being married to the spouse? Immediately?

She can apply only after she is married. She needs to provide proof of marriage to a US citizen in order tp be eligible to adjust. She can not file immediately after entering because proof of marriage is required.

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Filed: Other Country: Canada
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How soon do you apply for AOS, after being married to the spouse? Immediately?

Providing you have the funds, marriage certificate and any other necessary documents. Take a look at the guides on how to do aos.

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If your fiancé is returning to home country to work after green card m/ AP has been received, bare in mind that a green card holder is for living in he United States and can only be out of the states for a certain amount of time before their green card is considered abandoned.

I believe it's less than a year.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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We want to go back to Arg. in Nov for a honeymoon (we were just married 2 weeks ago). What does she have to do to be allowed to re-enter the U.S.? FYI we are tight on funds, what are our the options? Thank you.

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Filed: Other Country: Canada
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We want to go back to Arg. in Nov for a honeymoon (we were just married 2 weeks ago). What does she have to do to be allowed to re-enter the U.S.? FYI we are tight on funds, what are our the options? Thank you.

Unless you apply for AOS soon you wouldn't be able to. There's no getting away from the $1070 fee for aos.

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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We want to go back to Arg. in Nov for a honeymoon (we were just married 2 weeks ago). What does she have to do to be allowed to re-enter the U.S.? FYI we are tight on funds, what are our the options? Thank you.

To be allows to re-enter, she must have AP. AP is only available to her by filing to adjust.

There is nothing else that will allow her to re-enter.

Without filing for AOS and AP, she would need a spousal visa to re-enter.

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