travel restrictions on the K-1?
Mar 27th 2003, 3:47 pm
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travel restrictions on the K-1?
Can any one tell me if there are travel restrictions on the K-1? When
my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
do that? How often can she return?
Thanks
Bob
my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
do that? How often can she return?
Thanks
Bob
Mar 27th 2003, 4:11 pm
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Re: travel restrictions on the K-1?
Bob wrote:
>
> Can any one tell me if there are travel restrictions on the K-1? When
> my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
> after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
> do that? How often can she return?
After the marriage you file for adjustment of status.
She can leave before this is approved if she files form I-131 and gets
Advance Parole.
After the AOS is approved, she will be a permanent resident and free to
travel.
>
> Can any one tell me if there are travel restrictions on the K-1? When
> my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
> after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
> do that? How often can she return?
After the marriage you file for adjustment of status.
She can leave before this is approved if she files form I-131 and gets
Advance Parole.
After the AOS is approved, she will be a permanent resident and free to
travel.
Mar 27th 2003, 4:23 pm
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Re: travel restrictions on the K-1?
Hi Bob,
Yes, there are restrictions. She will be able to return to Belarus
but be very careful. She will need to obtain an Advance Parole for
each time she wants to return to Belarus until her adjustment is
completed. If she leaves the US without this document I believe INS
considers it an abandoment of her K1 visa.
Hope this is helpful.
SJ
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 23:47:41 -0500, Bob
wrote:
>Can any one tell me if there are travel restrictions on the K-1? When
>my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
>after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
>do that? How often can she return?
>Thanks
>Bob
Yes, there are restrictions. She will be able to return to Belarus
but be very careful. She will need to obtain an Advance Parole for
each time she wants to return to Belarus until her adjustment is
completed. If she leaves the US without this document I believe INS
considers it an abandoment of her K1 visa.
Hope this is helpful.
SJ
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 23:47:41 -0500, Bob
wrote:
>Can any one tell me if there are travel restrictions on the K-1? When
>my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
>after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
>do that? How often can she return?
>Thanks
>Bob
Mar 27th 2003, 4:32 pm
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Re: travel restrictions on the K-1?
Shawn Johnson wrote:
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> Yes, there are restrictions. She will be able to return to Belarus
> but be very careful. She will need to obtain an Advance Parole for
> each time she wants to return to Belarus until her adjustment is
> completed.
Isn't AP multi entry for a year?
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> Yes, there are restrictions. She will be able to return to Belarus
> but be very careful. She will need to obtain an Advance Parole for
> each time she wants to return to Belarus until her adjustment is
> completed.
Isn't AP multi entry for a year?
Mar 29th 2003, 5:21 pm
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Re: travel restrictions on the K-1?
Thanks to Sharon and Mr. Travel for your extremely helpful
information.
Bob
On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 05:23:56 GMT, Shawn Johnson
wrote:
>Hi Bob,
>Yes, there are restrictions. She will be able to return to Belarus
>but be very careful. She will need to obtain an Advance Parole for
>each time she wants to return to Belarus until her adjustment is
>completed. If she leaves the US without this document I believe INS
>considers it an abandoment of her K1 visa.
>Hope this is helpful.
>SJ
>On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 23:47:41 -0500, Bob
>wrote:
>>Can any one tell me if there are travel restrictions on the K-1? When
>>my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
>>after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
>>do that? How often can she return?
>>Thanks
>>Bob
information.
Bob
On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 05:23:56 GMT, Shawn Johnson
wrote:
>Hi Bob,
>Yes, there are restrictions. She will be able to return to Belarus
>but be very careful. She will need to obtain an Advance Parole for
>each time she wants to return to Belarus until her adjustment is
>completed. If she leaves the US without this document I believe INS
>considers it an abandoment of her K1 visa.
>Hope this is helpful.
>SJ
>On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 23:47:41 -0500, Bob
>wrote:
>>Can any one tell me if there are travel restrictions on the K-1? When
>>my fiancee comes to USA on k-1, she would like to return to Belarus
>>after perhaps a year in US to visit her family. Will she be able to
>>do that? How often can she return?
>>Thanks
>>Bob
Mar 29th 2003, 6:10 pm
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Howling at the Moon
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You can get single and multiple entry AP's. Just check the box on the application form specifying that you want a multiple entry AP.
Mar 30th 2003, 5:27 am
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Re: travel restrictions on the K-1?
My Thai fiance is in Canada only 6 months.Does she need a
Canadian Police Certificate Thanks
Canadian Police Certificate Thanks
Mar 30th 2003, 6:56 am
#8
Howling at the Moon
Joined: Oct 2002
Location: Incline Village, NV
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Normally you require a police certificate for any place other than your home country and/or country of current residence where you have resided for more than 12 months. For your home country and current residence you need a police certificate from any place where you have lived for more than 6 months. As your fiance is currently resident in Canada I'd get the police certificate. I believe you can get one from the RCMP.
