will getting pregnant affect theck1 Visa process

[frank wisman 0]

I sent packet in almost 3 months ago I'm going down to visit my fiance in Dominican republic I was wondering if we do get pregnant would it affect the interview process if and when it happens

[JFH 12,189]

No. Why would it? The only “issue” could be the medical. She will need to have vaccinations and an X-ray. 

[Daphne . 1,665]

If you think it will affect the K1 process in a negative way (denial of the K1 because of the pregnancy alone for example) the answer is no.

If you think it will affect the K1 process in a positive way (getting the visa quicker or not needing to go through the visa process because of the pregnancy) the answer is also no.

[FaithProfessoR 171]

3 hours ago, frank wisman said:

I sent packet in almost 3 months ago I'm going down to visit my fiance in Dominican republic I was wondering if we do get pregnant would it affect the interview process if and when it happens

Agree with @JFH . My fiancee is pregnant and she was approved and passed the medical with no problems. In the medical the may required some test like X- Rays and other medical stuff that must be done in order to pass her medical interview. 

 

 

Edited June 9, 2019 by FaithProfessoR

[Pitaya 2,576]

USCIS will only be concerned with the new baby after the birth, and then primarily how it will affect your financial responsibility picture. It is of little consequence to USCIS before the birth.

[Zoeeeeeee 795]

I suppose it could also impact you, should your case drag on (and some do, unfortunately)...for example, your fiancée won’t be able to fly if she’s super-pregnant (I think ‘super-pregnant’ is the correct medical term for it...😂😂), so that could throw a spanner in the works...and if she’s already had the baby before immigration, I assume the baby would need adding to the application/petitioning for?

[payxibka 10,044]

1 hour ago, Zoeeeeeee said:

I suppose it could also impact you, should your case drag on (and some do, unfortunately)...for example, your fiancée won’t be able to fly if she’s super-pregnant (I think ‘super-pregnant’ is the correct medical term for it...😂😂), so that could throw a spanner in the works...and if she’s already had the baby before immigration, I assume the baby would need adding to the application/petitioning for?

Normally, A child of a USC doesn't require petitioning, but the acquisition of a US passport 

[midwinterrose 263]

1 hour ago, payxibka said:

Normally, A child of a USC doesn't require petitioning, but the acquisition of a US passport 

It would increase the household size, and subsequently, the minimum income threshold for the affidavit of support though, I assume.

[Just Paul 4,591]

8 hours ago, radharose said:

It would increase the household size, and subsequently, the minimum income threshold for the affidavit of support though, I assume.

Yes it will increase the persons for the I-134 and I-864 by one