10/18/2026
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Two couples can have the same K-1 fiancée visa fact and still have completely different cases.
For example, two couples may have only met once in person before filing their K-1 visa petition. On paper, that fact looks identical. But USCIS does not evaluate your K-1 fiancée visa case based on one fact alone.
Why did you only meet once? How much time did you spend together? How did your relationship develop? What prevented additional visits? What evidence supports your relationship?
The details and circumstances surrounding the facts can make a significant difference.
This is why comparing your K-1 fiancée visa case to someone else’s can be misleading. Every relationship has its own immigration history, evidence, strengths, and potential issues that should be evaluated before filing.
Michael Solomon is an immigration lawyer with 20+ years of experience and has helped more than 20,000 clients with U.S. immigration matters across all 50 states and worldwide.
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