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No recent visits due to Covid an issue?

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LizaJane   13

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I've been with my UK  fiance for 3.5 years. We've met, he's visited several times etc. We had a courthouse wedding booked here for April 3rd 2020, but days before he was due to travel here for that travel was banned due to covid.  So, the last time he was here was well over a year ago, November into early December of 2019. We're just waiting right now for him to be able to travel back here so we can finally get married and file for the CR-1. I'm just wondering if such a big gap in in person visits is going to cause a problem. We're not very young (44 & 56) and don't want to have another visit before we're married, especially considering how long the visa approval times are taking currently.) Just something I'm curious about. Appreciate input. Thanks! 

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Dashinka   24,590

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I don't think it would have a big impact as it would be fairly easily explainable, and I expect you have other evidence of maintaining a relationship.

 

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Agree non issue

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