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My fiancee and I aren't the richest of people, but we want to be together and she'll get an Affaidant of Support off her parents.

But how much is this whole shebang going to cost us to get through it and be together?

On the K1 Form, it says in the top right hand corner that it expires on the 31st of December, 2006. What happens after then?

Fantastic! *Does a little dance*

Hey, is that Spaced in your avatar, Joey?

I recently got into a squabble with my Step-Father that because in the two years since I've graduated University, I've not really held down a worthwhile job (since I've been flittering between America and the UK and my work at a temp agency allows me to do that.) and that this will work against me in applying for the K-1 Visa. And if not then, then in the possibility of actually looking for employment in the USA.

My Fiancee and I are going to send off all the Visa forms and I'm continuosly worried about it simply because I desperatly want to be in the US with the woman I love and all the friends I've made there, so it's become a kind of heightened paranoia for me. Will my prior employment history affect my K-1 Visa chances?

Since you'll eventually become a US Citizen, you'll have to get a US Bank account right? How do you have all the money transferred from one account to the other?

I've a rather nice student loan in the UK thanks to my wanting to have an education. Will this affect my chances of getting the visa?

Hello

My fiancee and I are planning to apply for the K-1 Visa soon, but I have some worries which I want to ask people who have been through this and thus, more experienced.

1- My fiancee (she's the one who lives in US) is still going to be a college student during the time we send off the Visa, she will still be a student until the middle of next year when she graduates at the age of 24, will her status as a student damage our chances?

2- My financial situation isn't the best. If I'm lucky, in a year, maybe one and a half years to two, I can raise about 6-8000 pounds. As a student who usually works part-time during term and full time during summer, I'm worried that her financial situations will be the one that really decides it.

3- With the Affaident of Support form, can a family member (say a parent) of the US Citizen fill it out on her behalf?

I just want to know because we've known each other since 2002, we're crazily in love and we can't stand to be apart any longer. Please help answer my questions.