Will all the K1 Visa accepted and approved?.

[eagle85 268]

Hello everyone,

It's nice to meet you here and read all the topic from all of you. To be honest it helps me a lot.

Me and my Fiance will apply for K1 Visa tomorrow. I get excited but a little bit nervous at the same time because I don't know how this process will going to work. My fiance / Petitioner is from U.S. and I'm from Indonesia. We collect any evidence before we send I-129F.

Can anyone convince me that everything will be okay and I don't need to worry a lot?. Because it's new experience for me and I'm worry if something happened. Oh my!. Believe me, I try to make myself busy for not thinking too much and try to enjoy the process.

What should I do while I wait for NOA 1 and NOA2?. Should I start to do medical check up and prepare the documents?. Or no need to do that until me and my Fiance get the information from USCIS?.

Will the result of the US General Election changes the rules of immigration system and make us waiting for the process a little more longer?.

Any comments would be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Noey Johns

[soulstriker 274]

you need to be 100% mentally before doing this process , you may want to work on that before sending off your petition , just in my opinion ull be better off that way to have a full state of mind , I literally researched the process a year ago before i filed and i still get annoyed at some of the wait times

[Ra&Re 21]

Here is all you need for K1 visa:

K1 Fiance visa step by step guide : http://www.visajourn...content/k1guide

K1 Fiance visa process flowchart: http://www.visajourn.../content/k1flow

K1 Fiance visa tips: http://www.visajourn.../content/k1tips

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Just be prepared for the waiting game. Do not get frustrated or upset about any minor set backs that come along the way.

Be patient is probably biggest thing.

And nothing really needs to be done right this moment before the NOA2, and it's hard to say how long that could be, depends on the work load of the USCIS offices.

Sit back and relax basically.

But you can continue to gather proof of your relationship during the wait.

Good luck!

[usmsbow 801]

Hello everyone,

It's nice to meet you here and read all the topic from all of you. To be honest it helps me a lot.

Me and my Fiance will apply for K1 Visa tomorrow. I get excited but a little bit nervous at the same time because I don't know how this process will going to work. My fiance / Petitioner is from U.S. and I'm from Indonesia. We collect any evidence before we send I-129F.

Can anyone convince me that everything will be okay and I don't need to worry a lot?. Because it's new experience for me and I'm worry if something happened. Oh my!. Believe me, I try to make myself busy for not thinking too much and try to enjoy the process.

What should I do while I wait for NOA 1 and NOA2?. Should I start to do medical check up and prepare the documents?. Or no need to do that until me and my Fiance get the information from USCIS?.

Will the result of the US General Election changes the rules of immigration system and make us waiting for the process a little more longer?.

Any comments would be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Noey Johns

Indonesia is an "easy" embassy. Unless there is something very unusual in your application or background, you should have no problems whatsoever. The immigration visa team quickly responds to e-mails (at least they did for me and my now-wife).

You cannot do the medical until the embassy receives your application (via USCIS and the NVC). You basically cannot do anything at this point. Your fiancé could send you tax returns from the last couple years and proof of employment for the I-134. Beyond that, that's about it.

No, the election will not result in any changes to the immigration system, at least not before late January, and I really, really doubt the K-1 would be changed at all anyway.

Edited November 4, 2016 by usmsbow

[TBoneTX 45,469]

Welcome to the forum, and good luck.

[eagle85 268]

Thanks all