Is it possible for finance visa to be approved if we only met once?

[OldUser 9,792]

17 minutes ago, Boiler said:

She probably wants to send money back to support her family

Sad but true

[TBoneTX 47,475]

10 hours ago, Boiler said:

She probably wants to send money back to support her family

This desire is prevalent, perhaps nearly universal, among Filipinas who come to the U.S.  It's cultural.

You must completely determine the extent of this support before you marry.

If you yourself intend to build a financially secure family life, and she's sending your/her money home, then what?

[JeanneAdil 7,075]

many have mentioned supporting her family

You need to understand that u r not just marrying her / you are marrying a family

and family expects certain things 

 

You can apply anytime for the K1 with more visits in the future between now and interview /1 visit for 1 week is lame

and meeting where at age 15 or 16?

 

Do u fully understand the income levels u need to sponsor?

Add to that additional travel to strengthen the case and the cost of marriage and AOS

[jacob_199999 0]

5 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

many have mentioned supporting her family

You need to understand that u r not just marrying her / you are marrying a family

and family expects certain things 

 

You can apply anytime for the K1 with more visits in the future between now and interview /1 visit for 1 week is lame

and meeting where at age 15 or 16?

 

Do u fully understand the income levels u need to sponsor?

Add to that additional travel to strengthen the case and the cost of marriage and AOS

yes i do, and all of these such requirements are met. And when it comes to supporting her family, yes i do understand. If the visa were to be approved, we will both be working, we will both have enough money to send back home. I was thinking around 20-40 a week. It doesn’t sound like a lot for many us citizens, but it will be enough to help her family.

[jacob_199999 0]

11 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

This desire is prevalent, perhaps nearly universal, among Filipinas who come to the U.S.  It's cultural.

You must completely determine the extent of this support before you marry.

If you yourself intend to build a financially secure family life, and she's sending your/her money home, then what?

it truly depends on how much money. As of right now i have a pretty decent job. And what’s considered a relatively small amount of money here, will be more then enough to support her mom over there.

[JeanneAdil 7,075]

3 hours ago, jacob_199999 said:

yes i do, and all of these such requirements are met. And when it comes to supporting her family, yes i do understand. If the visa were to be approved, we will both be working, we will both have enough money to send back home. I was thinking around 20-40 a week. It doesn’t sound like a lot for many us citizens, but it will be enough to help her family.

you need to do more research on the K1 and AOS

She can not work till she has the gone thru the process and has her EAD card and you will be paying for all until that happens

[jacob_199999 0]

1 minute ago, JeanneAdil said:

you need to do more research on the K1 and AOS

She can not work till she has the gone thru the process and has her EAD card and you will be paying for all until that happens

no no i understand that. I was referring to when she acquires clearances to work here in the US