A map helps understand how a K1 Fiance Visa Process moves around the United States. However, this blog post will ONLY cover Step 1 of the Fiance Visa Process.
Before jumping into the map and movements, a brief summary is needed. The Fiance Visa Process is broken into 3 Steps:
Step 1: I-129F Petition
Step 2: DS-160 K1 Fiance Visa and I-134 Affidavit of Support
Step 3: Adjustment of Status
The Other Service Centers usually process the K3 and K4 visa options. For the K1 and K1/K2 Visas, they currently mainly just process in California. For a bit of history, the K1 I-129F filing used to process previously in Texas, but that was many years ago. So, processing locations can change over time.
The Receipt Notice will have the Service Center’s address on the bottom left side of the notice.
The K3 is a nearly “extinct” visa option. Statistical Data can be seen here:
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