Item #20 on the I-129F

[GCA 0]

It reads:

20. Your finace(e) will apply for a visa abroad at the American embassy or consulate at:

Now I'm a bit confused... after I submit the I-129F, do I receive some sort of notification that she can go to the embassy to apply for the K-1 visa? Is this what #20 is referring to? Also, are they likely to deny her if she left the US not long ago?

Thanks for the help.

[TracyTN 237]

Yes, once your petition is approved at the service center, it is then sent to the National Visa Center. There, it receives a new, consulate specific case number and is then forwarded the overseas consulate. The consulate will then send the foreign fiance/e forms and further instructions on how to apply for the visa.

Its all right here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...amp;page=k1flow

And no, the fact that she left the US a short while ago should not effect her case (as long as she left the US when she was supposed to!).

[pushbrk 13,625]

It reads:

20. Your finace(e) will apply for a visa abroad at the American embassy or consulate at:

Now I'm a bit confused... after I submit the I-129F, do I receive some sort of notification that she can go to the embassy to apply for the K-1 visa? Is this what #20 is referring to? Also, are they likely to deny her if she left the US not long ago?

Thanks for the help.

A legal entry to the US followed by a departure without overstay is not an issue. An overstay would be an issue.

[GCA 0]

No, she didn't overstay her original visa. She made sure to leave about 10 days early.

Thank you for your help!

[Kath 0]

hi

you usually put the u.s. embassey of her country...

if you look in embassey info at the top of the page the town is in there along with other helpful information you might need to know..

good luck to you and yours

kath