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Filed: Other Country: Algeria
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I am a US citizen, my fiance  is in Algeria. We have been together for 2 years.  We had plans to travel and spend some time together. I became very I'll and now I am not allowed to travel. 

I have all hospital  records and documentation  and a letter. 

What can we do??  We love each other so much. We just want go be together. 

Any advice is helpful

 

Thank you 

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Yup your SO in Algeria needs to attempt to visit you in the US, or perhaps could meet somewhere else like Canada/Mexico? Easier travel for you and possibly easier for them to get a visa to.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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They have been together for 2 years, K1 would be the obvious route.

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Filed: Other Country: Algeria
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I have called everyone... The second they find out we have never met in person... They will not help.... 

Thia isn't a game... We are very in love.... We talk all day long way in to the night every  second he is not working. 

We are told they will deny us... Rapid visa wouldn't even talk to me once I told them. 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Not sure how you can be together for 2 years AND have never met. Maybe a language issue.

Concentrate on your health issues and once that is under control the look at meeting assuming he can not visit you.

 

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Filed: Other Country: Algeria
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My health isn't good.... I have lost one kidney. 

We have no language  barrier.  He speaks English fine. 

We have waited so long... We just want to enjoy our lives.. He doesn't even care if he gets green card.. He just want ti be with me

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Is there a reason he can't come to the US to visit? Or like someone else said, go to Canada? As much as you are in love, it really is important to meet in person. It's very different. I loved my fiancé before we met in person but it's still very different. 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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3 minutes ago, MarkPerry said:

Not true.  I haven't looked recently but there was a waiver for not meeting. 

Right.  Knew that technically exists but I was reading on VJ just last week I think how no one on here had ever heard of it successfully being used. 

 

Im sure if you search up the waiver you could find other posts relating to this same subject. 

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1 minute ago, EandH0904 said:

Right.  Knew that technically exists but I was reading on VJ just last week I think how no one on here had ever heard of it successfully being used. 

 

Im sure if you search up the waiver you could find other posts relating to this same subject. 

I am aware of it being used for medical condition.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Sweden
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One of the requirements for the K1 visa is that you have met within the last 2 years. There is a waiver around that but I have never heard of it being successful and seeing as he can still visit you I don't think that's possible. His best option is to try and get a visitor visa and hope for the best. Then after that you are eligible for the K1 visa





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There is a waiver but it is tough to get approved. 

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