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On march 2021 I applied for k1 visa and got approved on January 30 of 2022. My fiance went to interview and the officers said we were married. Which we were not. My fiance got refused. Officer said to my fiance to apply for spouse visa. My case has returned to USCIS for review. On April 7 2022 I went back to my country and got married to my fiance and now I wanna apply for I-130 . I wrote a letter to USCIS to withdrawal my case. Should I wait for decision or should I apply for I-130. ?? Please help
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First off.. mods, my apologies if this is posted in the wrong area. I'll learn eventually... Circumstances: K-1, Philippines, NOA1 was beginning of February G-28 filed based on attorney for petitioner and beneficiary Attorney helped with the I-129f Attorney now wants $3K to go from this point to end of interview No criminal, Petitioner has had divorce, 20 yr age gap Not expecting RFE (like anyone does..) My questions: Is an attorney a good idea to keep the same attorney and just pay it? Would replacing/removing the attorney introduce a delay in the I-129f? Is $3k too much for those services? Like everyone, I want to keep this as streamlined as possible (path of least resistance) Any thoughts are appreciated. Oh, and if this has been covered, please just the link and accept my apologies Thank you!!!
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Didn't see a December 2019 thread started so here it is. Congratulations on the submission of your K1 visa application. This forum will be very helpful to you through your visa process "journey" as we call it here. If you have not done so yet please fill out your time line as it makes it easier for other VJers to assist you if you should have any questions later on during your journey. Best advice, is remember why you have submitted your K1 application and do not set very high expectations of the process. Current processing times according to USCIS are 5.5 to 7.5 months (for case adjudication only), some could be sooner some much later. The trends so far this year have been considerably less than what USCIS has listed, which is good news for current filers. Let's hope this trend continues on through this last month of the year. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/K1_Process_V11.pdf Welcome To Visa Journey