Information K-1 and K-2 non-immigrant visa applicants must provide on their I-601?
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Channel: Immigroup Inc · 2012 · Travel & Events
416-962-2623 / 1-866-760-2623 http://www.immigroup.com/USEntryWaiver.aspx http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-601.pdf Q: Information K-1 and K-2 non-immigrant visa applicants must provide on their I-601? A: K-1 and K-2 non-immigrant visa applicants, who by definition do not have the necessary relationship with a US citizen or permanent resident, can provide the following information in their I-601 Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility: • in case the applicant is fiancé of a US citizen, block B of Form I-601 should be filled out with information on the US citizen, with "prospective spouse" written under relationship to applicant; • in case the applicant is a child of a fiancé of a US citizen who will be younger than 18 when the marriage takes place, block B should be filled out • in case the applicant is a child of a fiancé of a US citizen who will be between 18 and 21 years old when the marriage takes place, the applicant should provide information on his or her parent in the block B, with "child" under relationship to applicant, and "prospective LPR" under immigration status. Re Quality and Feedback email [email protected] (Please reference Research and Development) Did you catch a mistake? Are you looking for answers we don't have? Email us and we'll make a video. Have any feedback to make this even better?
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