question about fiancee visa

[sentviaemail]

l was so pleased about the website and,

l have a few questions about fiancee visas: l had a H1 B1 visa which was revoked, however l have my fiancee in the united states and would like to jion him we got married outside the U.s how do i apply for a k1 visa?

[answeredviaemail]

Yes, if she is US citizen.

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[ngfc]

question about k-1 Visa

First,did you say that you two are already married?Also you have said" I have my "fiancee" in USA and I would like to join "him"? Were you trying to say my "fiance".Also,why was your H-1 B-1 revoked? Can you be more specific?

[indianium]

l was so pleased about the website and,

l have a few questions about fiancee visas: l had a H1 B1 visa which was revoked, however l have my fiancee in the united states and would like to jion him we got married outside the U.s how do i apply for a k1 visa?

If you are, FIANCE (means engaged) then both of you is not married yet to each other. Then your US fiance can file K-1 visa.
If both of you are married to each other (means SPOUSE) then you are not fiance. Then your US spouse can follow IR/ CR or K-3 visa process. Keep the record of revoked H1B1 visa for future reference.

*This is not a legal advice. Please consult your immigration attorney for legal advice.

[ngfc]

question about k-1 Visa

If you are, FIANCE (means engaged) then both of you is not married yet to each other. Then your US fiance can file K-1 visa.
If both of you are married to each other (means SPOUSE) then you are not fiance. Then your US spouse can follow IR/ CR or K-3 visa process. Keep the record of revoked H1B1 visa for future reference.

*This is not a legal advice. Please consult your immigration attorney for legal advice.

Let me clarify that my friend."Fiance" stands for the man."Fiancee" stands for the woman.

Thanks,'God bless.

[indianium]

You are right but it was not just for fiance or fiancée but in general, for a person who married or not married yet to pursue IR/ CR or K-3 or K-1 visa process.
Please read next thread (k-1 requires fingerprints) where same person mentioned fiancé not fiancée. I am not here to define literal meanings of words but to help people who probably are in the same situation like me.

*This is not a legal advice. Please consult your immigration attorney for legal advice.