Anyone else in Tijuana applying for a K1 or K2?

[carwhisperer 3]

I'm in the process of filling out my I-129F for my Mexican fiance. We live together in Tijuana. Anyone else in Tijuana working on a fiance or spousal visa?

 

[JeanneAdil 7,502]

probably no answers as its an unusal situation

but why not marry as you're together and CR1 spouse visa is the best way to go?

Have you maintained US residency or bank account and DL to prove US residency?

Do you have US income thru online work or by crossing border (as many do ) to work in the US?

OR do u have a joint sponsor?

 

 

[carwhisperer 3]

2 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

probably no answers as its an unusal situation

Thanks for the discouragement, I was needing something to bring me back down to earth haha

but why not marry as you're together and CR1 spouse visa is the best way to go?

I don't think it fits my situation as well as a K1

Have you maintained US residency or bank account and DL to prove US residency?

Yes

Do you have US income thru online work or by crossing border (as many do ) to work in the US?

Yes but not through either of those sources. I have a pension and income producing real estate in Oregon.

Do u have a joint sponsor? 

I don't smoke. But my girl does and she's excited about moving to Oregon where weed is legal.

 

 

[wildbug100420 434]

7 minutes ago, carwhisperer said:

2 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

probably no answers as its an unusal situation

Thanks for the discouragement, I was needing something to bring me back down to earth haha

but why not marry as you're together and CR1 spouse visa is the best way to go?

I don't think it fits my situation as well as a K1

Have you maintained US residency or bank account and DL to prove US residency?

Yes

Do you have US income thru online work or by crossing border (as many do ) to work in the US?

Yes but not through either of those sources. I have a pension and income producing real estate in Oregon.

Do u have a joint sponsor? 

I don't smoke. But my girl does and she's excited about moving to Oregon where weed is legal.

 

 

That could be an issue at the medical.

[W199 566]

> Do u have a joint sponsor? 

>> I don't smoke. But my girl does and she's excited about moving to Oregon where weed is legal.

 

A joint sponsor is referring to someone that will sponsor you financially, and co-sign the financial documents for you to meet the financial requirements of K-1.  

 

Edited yesterday at 05:17 PM by W199

[carwhisperer 3]

4 hours ago, wildbug100420 said:

That could be an issue at the medical.

what medical? My last K1 was in 2018. Maybe I vaguely remember her getting a medical exam. Is that done in the home country usually?

3 hours ago, W199 said:

> Do u have a joint sponsor? 

>> I don't smoke. But my girl does and she's excited about moving to Oregon where weed is legal.

 

A joint sponsor is referring to someone that will sponsor you financially, and co-sign the financial documents for you to meet the financial requirements of K-1.  

 

so it's not someone who gives you marijuana cigarettes?

[wildbug100420 434]

2 minutes ago, carwhisperer said:

what medical? My last K1 was in 2018. Maybe I vaguely remember her getting a medical exam. Is that done in the home country usually?

so it's not someone who gives you marijuana cigarettes?

 

2 minutes ago, carwhisperer said:

what medical? My last K1 was in 2018. Maybe I vaguely remember her getting a medical exam. Is that done in the home country usually?

so it's not someone who gives you marijuana cigarettes?

Are you the petitioner or beneficiary? The beneficiary will have a medical exam done by doctor's appointed by the US Embassy. They test for drugs. Marijuana is not legal on the federal level. 

[carwhisperer 3]

5 minutes ago, wildbug100420 said:

 

Are you the petitioner or beneficiary? The beneficiary will have a medical exam done by doctor's appointed by the US Embassy. They test for drugs. Marijuana is not legal on the federal level. 

 

5 minutes ago, wildbug100420 said:

 

Are you the petitioner or beneficiary? The beneficiary will have a medical exam done by doctor's appointed by the US Embassy. They test for drugs. Marijuana is not legal on the federal level. 

maybe that will be how the relationship ends, when she fails the medical. It has to end somehow

[wildbug100420 434]

1 hour ago, carwhisperer said:

 

maybe that will be how the relationship ends, when she fails the medical. It has to end somehow

You sure you want to proceed with this 🤔 

[carwhisperer 3]

17 hours ago, wildbug100420 said:

You sure you want to proceed with this 🤔 

nope