If I visit my fiance while awaiting approval do I have to report my traveling? Or does it not matter?

[Chea 19]

My fiance is from Nigeria but he lives in Turkey alone. He is all by himself and he is waiting to come be with me and so am I. I never knew how long this process would take before we started and now I'm thinking of going to visit him soon. Why is the process for the approval so long. I'm ready for this part of the nightmare to be over. 

[T_P 872]

6 minutes ago, Chea said:

My fiance is from Nigeria but he lives in Turkey alone. He is all by himself and he is waiting to come be with me and so am I. I never knew how long this process would take before we started and now I'm thinking of going to visit him soon. Why is the process for the approval so long. I'm ready for this part of the nightmare to be over. 

The answer to your question varies and it involves lots of aspects....There is no exact answer and each case is different.

 

https://cis.org/North/K1-Fiancee-Visas-Are-Now-Harder-Get-Why-Have-Them-All

 

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/648870-why-is-this-year-taking-so-long-for-noa2/

 

Enjoy reading. 

Edited June 12, 2018 by T_P

[Roel 7,191]

Who do you want to report your traveling to?

All you can do is keep boarding passes and passport stamps as an extra proof of meeting.

[JayHouser 209]

I think as many as visits as possible are good for establishinga bonafide relationship. Exceptionally when it comes to high fraud countries. So while its not necessary it helps I think. Also some interviews will ask you the amount of times you visited and the respective dates so make sure you keep records.

[Chea 19]

@JayHouser Thank you so much that makes a lot of sense! I never thought about the interview before but will do. 

 

[Chea 19]

@Roel Thank you! Will keep them and send them with him to do the interview when the time come just for extra evidence. Thanks