canamericana2014

Jan 27th, NOA1. Still waiting........................

Thanks for the responses! I guess we will just have to find something to do in Vancouver for a few days...

Out of curiosity, when you are crossing the border, does the border agent know you have filed by pulling up your passport info?

Last time I crossed the border, I was expecting lots of K1 related questions, but got none. I didn't volunteer the fact that I had a K1 in progress and they didn't bring it up.

I'm crossing again this weekend, so we will see how it goes.

My fiance has visited 3 times since NOA1 and she has never been asked about the K1. She has always volunteered that she is visiting her fiance and one time did tell the agent we were in the process of securing a visa but was not questioned further. Basically they asked her general questions about her classes (she's a student) and about me, where I lived and where I worked, etc.

She has always had some proof of ties documents with her but has never been asked to produce any. I am cautiously optimistic about another two trips we have planned but crossing from Canada has been a breeze so far. This next trip will be a land crossing we're keeping our fingers crossed, hoping it goes as smoothly as the airport POE crossings.

My Canadian fiance will be spending a couple months with me this summer and hopefully we will have our NOA2 in hand and an interview scheduled by the time she returns to Canada. It would be very convenient if she could have the medical exam taken care of in Dallas while she is down and avoid having to spend an extra couple days in Vancouver waiting on the medical results.

Is it possible to take care of a K-1 medical exam in the US and if so could someone point me to a list of physicians that are authorized to perform the exam? I have found doctors offices that are USCIS authorized to issue an I-693 but have not found any websites that specifically list the K-1 exam.

Thanks!