HarmonGrijalva1

You can call the NVC on the phone number listed on your NOA2.

My petition was reviewed within a week or so.

Just spoke with a immigration officer at the port of entry in Houston Int'l Airport.

"If she provides evidence that her intention is to come for "pleasure" meaning a week or two, then she is allowed to enter."

"If she decides to stay for 6 months, then her intent is to immigrate."

"Sufficient evidence is her plane ticket showing she is to return to her country and/or a letter from her employer showing she has to return to work within 2 weeks after her "vacation" or trip."

I asked what did they think about 1 or 2 months?

The immigration officer said it was too much time.

I spoke with a supervisor at the point of entry at George Bush Int'l Airport.

He said she would be allowed.

However, I spoke with an officer the last time I passed, and he advised she can enter the US on her B1/B2 while she is waiting for the K3, as long as she shows intent to return to he US.

Have you had a personal experience with this?

I recommend going to your US Senator's office.

Each Senator has a person that handles constituant services.

If you start a case for your spouses' visa - they will know people in the Embassy or US Gov't that can assist you.

Good luck!

I am a US Citizen. I have petitioned for the K3 visa for my wife in Nicaragua.

We were married civally in Nicaragua on 5/23/09.

We are getting married by the church on 8/15/09.

After our honeymooon, I would like to bring her back with me to visit for 2 months while the I-130 & I-129 are being processed.

Can she come to the US on her B1/B2 visa?

Has anyone been in this situation before?

Will the border patrol people not allow her in the country?