Ok. So me and my partner have decided to do the fiancé visa. I just don’t want to be away from my husband but I could be away from my fiancé.

I know now that this visa means I can’t work but I plan on returning and working my ass off!

im still in the USA now and I will be leaving before my visa ends.

I would like to know..

My country of residence is Uk however I’ve lived in Norway for a long time and if I return over seas I would like to go back to Norway for my happiness.

Id like to return to Norway whilst the visa is being processed to work and live and save money!

Is is this possible ?

My mail can still go to the same place as usual, and I’m thinking that’s why it says country of residence?

I can always return to collect mail and also fly to London for medical, that’s no issue, but I do not want to return to Uk for 8 -12 months if I can stop it.

I would also also like some advice on our visa.

My fiancé is in USA and he will be applying to bring me over.

Does he need a lawyer or is the process straight forward?

We will have financial sponsor however we want to to the visa by our selves.

Is this possible?

Thank you for all your responses

Hope you plan on working your ass off in Norway before the K-1 visa is issued. Once the K-1 visa is in your passport and you enter the US, you are landlocked until you get your employment authorization document (EAD) and advance parole (A/P). They are usually both on the same card.

Why did you need a visa to enter the US? As a Brit you should have used the Visa Waiver Program. Did you complete the ESTA for approval to use the VWP. Or do you have a criminal history that doesn't allow you to use the VWP.

Of course it is possible. You can live anywhere in the world that allows you to reside. The one place you cannot live and wait out the timeline for the Fiancee Visa is in the US. It will take 10 to 16 months for completion.

In fact, you can have your fiancé insert the US Consulate in the appropriate city in Norway for your intended visa interview. It doesn't have to be in the UK if you have legal right to reside in Norway.

Country of residence is the country you are living in. For you that is Norway so you would put your address in Norway.

See my comments above.

99% of us did it ourselves.

Why do you need a financial sponsor other than your fiancé? Does he not work?

(tourist visa 90 days !)
I’m squeaky clean

Does he have to fly to Norway for interview or is that just for me?

If we apply before I leave, I haven’t a set place to live yet in Norway. Does that make sense ??? So I would but my Uk residence and then move to Norway to find a place and work. Yes I’ll be making enough and more money for sure.

That’s awesome. I like the fact that we can do it ourselves.

I have enough money myself, but my partner works as a waiter and is transitioning into another position. He earns 20k but I feel like financial sponsors would also pack our case.

(Just my thoughts) he also has criminal records from his past which I know won’t effect the visa but it does hold him accountable now in progression of career, and one of them is still being proceed so.. (nothing crazy, he just made stupid decision and has to pay for it)

There's no such thing as a 90-day tourist visa. There is a B1/B2 visa which actually gets stuck on a page in your passport which allows up to 6 months in the USA, or there is the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) which allows 90 days in the USA without the need for a visa. In order to use the VWP, you first need to complete and get approved an ESTA travel authorization. Since you mention 90 days, I'm guessing you used the VWP, and there was no visa. I am being picky on this because you will have to learn that terminology is very important in the immigration world. and you need to learn the correct terms.

The visa interview is just for you. The USC does not need to be there.

For a K-1 visa, there can only be 1 sponsor. The sponsor does not have to be the USC fiance, it can be anyone living in the USA who earns enough income at the 100% poverty level for their own household size plus you (look at form I-864P for the current figures. If you yourself have enough savings, you could possibly self-sponsor. You'd have to look at the I-864P, look at that 100% column figure, and multiply that by 3. If you have that amount of savings (not income, as your income in the UK doesn't count), then perhaps you can try self-sponsoring.

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