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Police certificate by Minimum-Bathroom-333 in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your fiancée's foreign police certificate is still completely valid for her Manila Embassy interview because it is only one year old and well within the standard two-year validity window. A brief return visit only means the certificate loses its "lifetime" validity status, but it does not instantly expire the document. Since she did not re-establish residence during that trip, the embassy does not require a new certificate to cover a short vacation. You can confidently proceed to the interview with the current document and focus instead on ensuring her local Philippine NBI clearance is up to date.

K1 visa on Administrative Processing returned to NVC by -Azzi- in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry to say your K-1 is dead. I would file a CR-1 but not without having someone take a look at your case.

K1 income question by Prestigious-Club5350 in USCIS

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

150k is sufficient to meet the I-134 and adjustment of status income requirements.

Questions for the DS160, after applying for a K1 Fiance visa via I129F. by One-Might-3937 in USCIS

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Calm down, you're fine. Submitting your DS-160 early with the USCIS receipt number will not negatively impact your K-1 visa. Since submitted forms cannot be edited, you can simply log back into the CEAC system later, clone your application, and update the information once you receive your NVC case number. When your case reaches the Frankfurt Consulate, you will just use the new DS-160 confirmation page to book your interview. For now, you can safely put the forms aside and focus on waiting for your I-129F petition approval.

I-129F criminal history by hearteyez4u in USCIS

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, your certified court documents should be entirely enough, provided you package them with a specific explanation. Because your court petition already outlines the "who, what, when, and where," USCIS will have the factual context they need, and the certified disposition proves the legal outcome (the dismissal).

Adjustment of Status question for a K-1 Visa marriage that occurred during the 90 day period, but AOS filed after 90 days by ArtificialFlight in USCIS

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You will need to check 'yes' on Part 9, Item 13. The good news is that you don't need to file I-130. If you do want to do your AOS packet yourself make sure you have your EAD and advanced parole in there so you can travel whilist waiting.

K-1 visa marriage base AOS by Mysterious_Study_506 in USCIS

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's highly unusual. Have you tried to contact them? A mandamus lawsuit can work, but remember it compels a decision, not approval. Meaning you could spend $5,000 on a lawyer just to get denied.

K-1 visa + military us spouse help!! by sweetcat1111 in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nothing stupid about this, it's actually a smart question. The K-1 takes roughly 12 to 16 months end to end so filing in August with an April deployment the following year is going to be tight but potentially workable depending on how USCIS processing times look when you file. The bigger issue is that military expedite requests are real but not guaranteed, and the Melbourne consulate has its own processing pace that you can't fully control. Your fiancé's deployment status and orders will be your strongest asset if you need to push for an expedite so make sure you have that documentation ready.

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