My US citizen fiancé insists I apply k1 visa , .if we divorce there and I come back,will my chance for f1 visa reduce?
Don't apply for a k-1 visa based on intent to marry a person you are already thinking of divorcing.
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Don't apply for a k-1 visa based on intent to marry a person you are already thinking of divorcing.
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