jbt2012

I guessI have to join the hurry up and wait club, I'm having the same problem. I have tripled check the #s. They are correct. Every time I try to enter them the same message appears. Guess I will call on Monday.

I don't get it, you do realize you can get married in one trip too if that's what you want to do......

Yes you can however the orginal post was the gentleman had been back forth to the Philippines a few times. Which should be the norm if you plan to spend the rest of life with your wife. Meeting online does not constitute a relationship. After spending over 30 years in the Philippines I know a few thing about the Philipiines.

The process for the K1 visa may cost more in the long run but trips back and forth to the Philipiines surely eat up any saving very fast, hahahaha

The process you used can take up to a year before your wife gets her Visa. It would have faster and cheaper if you had applied for a Finace Visa and married her in the United States.

Apparently, some people think others are being 'attacked' when someone disagrees with their opinions.

I ment no offense I did my first Fiance Visa in 1986 by myself before 9 11. From the time I filed, to the time my fiance/ later wife entered the country was less than 90 days, My then wife became a US citizen and we were happily married for 27 years, she passed away in 2013.

After reading all the info on the websites and studying all the forms I decided I would use a service this time. So I went in search of the most experienced and resonable cost for making the process convienent for my Fiance. I also got a Quote from an Attorney and $3,000 for peace of mind seemed crazy. Rapid Visa put the forms in the correct order and added all the correct paperwork needed so that it was easy for the Immigration Officer to process everything without having to search thru the stack of paperwork to find what they are looking for.

Can you explain what that means? I don't understand what you are trying to say

1. With your visa, you can apply for a single admission at a U.S. port-of-entry within the validity of the visa, which will be a maximum of 6 months from the date of issuance. You must marry your U.S. citizen fiancé(e) within 90 days of your entry into the United States.

I See Many others have attacked you for a simple question. I will share my experience without judgement. My Fiance and I used Rapid Visa. They provide a very good service. They have an office about 300 yards from the front of the US Embassyin Manila. They can answer almost any questions you have, and they assist you in their offices without any further cost other than the initial payment, unually I would have done the Visa myself, but I am a businessman and probably as busy as you. A Fiance Visa is usually good for 6 months as you may read here in the blogs, most can't complete the paperwork in time to take advantage of the full 6 months. My Fiance and I recieved her Visa in record time following the instructions given to us by Rapid Visa. and her Visa is good for 5 months 10 days.

Thank you to everyone that responded to my post. I thought I had read everything about the process. But maybe I missed that bit of information. Now if I can just get my daughter's VISA. We can be a family again.

My Fiance from the Philippines received her Visa, and I ask her what date it was signed because I was under the impression it would expire in 4 months from that date. However he Visa says it expires 5 months from the date it was signed. Has anyone else received an K1 Visa that expires in a 5 month window?