| Can the K-1 Visa holder my Thai Fiancee bring her children? |
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Yes. Her child/children would be eligible for K-2 Visas which would allow them to accompany their mother, your fiancee or follow her to the US within 6 months of the visa has been issued. If the child/children however do not apply the K-2 Visa, they are still eligible for a K-2 Visa after you have married as long as the child/children apply within ONE year of your Thai fiancee's K-1 Visa has been issued.
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Is the K-1 Visa issued immediately following the embassy interview?
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The US Embassies each have their own procedure. In Bangkok they normally issue this within a week after the interview. This again varies from time to time.
| I am a permanent resident. Can I file for a K-1 Visa? |
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No, as the K-1 Visa is only available to US Citizens.
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My Thai Fiancee is pregnant but it was not disclosed, what now? |
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The K-1 Visa would still be processed. In such a case it would be best to speak to one of our immigration attorneys for further legal advice.
| Can we leave the US after marriage? Say on Honeymoon? |
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After you are married you have to apply for an adjustment of status. At that point in time you could apply for advance parole which takes about 90 days to be granted. |
