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Visiting fiance/fiancee at the time of interview, seen as an issue ?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Not a problem, in fact it looks better, you are showing a genuine interest in your fiancee getting the visa.

I visited my Yu for Spring festival, and also for the K-1 interview, I made it known that I was in Guangzhou by visiting the consulate for US Citizen's Q and A, and gave my fiancee my passport to take into the interview so that the consular officer knew I was in Guangzhou.

Not a red flag at all.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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i definitely intend on doing so when the time comes

ive never been to his home country, and hes never been to mine...i want to see albania and meet his family before we get married =)

Removal of Conditions NOA: 2/24/11

Biometrics Appt: 8/15/11

ROC Approval: 9/30/11

Card Production Ordered: 10/11/11

Card Received: 10/15/11

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ireland
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My fiance and I actually live together. Would it be a good idea if he came to the interview with me, should everything go through for us?

1999 - Met on Yahoo chat service

1999 - Fell in love

1999 - 2005 - Continued talking on a daily basis

2004 - T applied for student visa for semester of study in US

Jan 2005 - T flew to States to begin course

March 2005 - T flew to CA. D picked up at airport. Finally met in person!

April 2005 - T flies back to University

April 2005 - D flies out to be with T

May 2005 - Both fly back to CA and begin living together

Sept 2005 - T flies back to UK to resume studies

Oct 2005 - D flies out to UK to be with T - Decide we want to get married!!!

April 2006 - D and T move to Ireland

March 2007 - We download paperwork for I 129-F

April 2007 - Send off forms to Texas Service Center

June 2007 - Still waiting to hear back

July 2007 - Still waiting to hear anything AT ALL! Very angry

7th July 2007 - We called the USCIS and were given our receipt number. We also signed up for the USCIS online service. Learned that our petition arrived on May 15th and last action was May 25th 2007 - Much happier

4th October 2007 - Petition Approved!!!!!!

24 April 2008 - Interview at US Embassy Dublin

17 June 2008 - Arrived back in US together

10th SEPTEMBER 2008 - MARRIED!!!!!

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if your consulate allows it, i say go for it...i dont think it can possibly hurt your case

Removal of Conditions NOA: 2/24/11

Biometrics Appt: 8/15/11

ROC Approval: 9/30/11

Card Production Ordered: 10/11/11

Card Received: 10/15/11

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Turkey
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Lots of people join their fiance/fiancee at the interview. I'll be joining mine.

Often - and unfortunately - it depends on who can afford to take the time off work and who can afford the travel expenses. Others have family obligations. From what I've read, it's viewed as a positive by many consulates.

MM and MS

I've not read anyone visiting fiance/fiancee at the time of their K-1 visa interview, is it seen as a red flag or something ?

MM and MS

San Francisco and Istanbul

I-129F Received (CSC): February 21, 2007

Filing Fee Check Cashed: February 26, 2007

NOA1 Issued: February 28, 2007

Touched: March 1, 2007

Touched: May 7, 2007

RFE Issued: May 8, 2007

RFE Reply Sent: June 25, 2007 (wrong PO Box)

RFE Reply Sent: July 12, 2007 (correct address)

RFE Reply Received (CSC): July 19, 2007

Touched: July 20, 2007

NOA2 Issued: July 27, 2007

Petition Received (NVC): August 20,2007

Petition Sent to Embassy (Ankara, Turkey): August 22, 2007

Packet 3 Arrived: September 11, 2007

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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I've not read anyone visiting fiance/fiancee at the time of their K-1 visa interview, is it seen as a red flag or something ?

I was at the K-1 interview with my fiancee.///It actually looks better.

AOS -K2 Based for 8 year old daughter...wife already has green card in hand and daughter was brought over via join to follow - K1.

11/04/08 - I485 sent

11/10/08 - NOA rcd

11/26/08 - Biometrics

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Kosova
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I'll be with mine! We have to go to another country for his interview, and what better way to travel then to do it together!

K-1Visa

April 07, 2007 NOA1

September 13, 2007 Visa issued

March 13 2008: "Welcome to America" approval of AOS letter

March 21 2008: Green Card Arrived

January 21, 2009: Apply for mother and father in law's visitor visa

January 22, 2009: Visa Issued

November 2010 Brother in-law applied for diversity visa

January 19, 2011 Applied for Citizenship

April 14, 2011 Citizenship Interview-Passed

June 3, 2011 Citizenship Certificate Received

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