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Sure Sam,

if you want your children to get K-2 visas as dependents to their mother who will get a K-1, then you need to include them. Nobody knows about this unless you put it in writing.

Also know that for AoS and Affidavit of Support purposes, your household size will be 4 people.

for a fiancee visa

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1flow

US Citizen can apply for a special visa to allow a non-citizen (their fiancée) to enter the country in order to get married to a US citizen inside the US.

Once issued, the K1 visa will allow the non-citizen to enter the United States legally, for 90 days in order for the marriage ceremony to take place. Once you marry, the non-citizen can remain in the US and may apply for permanent residence. While USCIS processes the application, the non-citizen can remain in the US legally

The US citizen income must meet the require minimum to fulfill the affidavit of support

The I-129F asks for your fiancee to identify ALL of her children, so regardless of whether you plan to apply for a K visa for them or not, they MUST be listed.

Fred Wahl

Matchmaker

No, you don't HAVE to. You and their mother could abandon them in a foreign country. But why would you ever even consider abandoning your children? What kind o sick people are you?

Sam...

We can all tell by your writing style that you are the intending immigrant.

Give up the farce.

hi, My mom and dad have a valid B1 vacationer visa to commute to the U. S. and it expires in April 2016, they are making plans to come back to the U. S. in the past it expires , yet could elect to understand in the event that they are able to prepare for renewal , in case is expires in the past they return back to India. I understand the era of stay is often given on the I94, yet on account that we are able to prepare for extension, of the stay, is it allowed to prepare for renewal whilst nonetheless interior the country (US)? thank you Kris

yes, you do. why wouldn't you?