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Yeah, maybe it wasn't the best decision, time will tell, and I thank you all for the advice and the considerations. Its good for other people who might see this thread in the future! We've already spent our resources, time and effort with the k1 and we have a plan ahead of us. It is really disincouraging to read the comments here because I know how long it takes, we're already sad that it takes this amount of time for us just to be together, but again, that is not what I asked in the main post. It's not super simple to just withdrawal the petition and start another one from scratch, it's our situation, our decision and Ive tried to make that clear... But I think it didn't work 😂 In any case thanks for replying to my question but this thread is adding some unecessary stress to an already stressful situation, so I'm out. See you on the next steps! Good luck for all of us starting or in the middle of it 😊

Thanks everybody! I won't even touch the stable union thing then, I'll find another health insurance to cover the time he's here!

Okay, thank you!

Thanks everybody.

Guys, thank you for the advice! However, we already started the k1 process, no going back from here unfortunately. My question is if getting a stable union in Brazil would cause any trouble for the k1 visa? The only reason to get the stable union would be to add him to my health plan while he's here.

We already applied for the k1, so I'm wondering what to do in this case

We chose the k1 because it was told that the cr1 could take up to two years of processing. Not sure if this is still going on though! In any case now we already spent the money and effort with this application and I'd like to check what we could do considering the situation we're already in. Thanks for the help anyway! :)

Hello! I live in Brazil and my fiancee is currently in the US. He just sent the papers to the USCIS and is coming to Brazil so we can spend a few months together. I would like to add him to my health plan as a benefitiary so he could use it in his time in Brazil, but to do that I need to be either legally married or in a stable union. I won't get married of course, but I was wondering if this stable union thig could mess up our process? I know that US immigration doesn't recognize this kind of process but still, I'm not sure if it's worth a try. Thanks in advance!