Mongolia K1 Fiancee Visa Processing Times

US Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

The processing time, from the day our law office files your I-129F Petition with the USCIS, to the day the K1 Visa is issued by the US Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia is approximately:

5-9 Months

All Mongolian Nationals residing in Mongolia must have their K1 Visa applications processed at the US Embassy located in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The application can only be adjudicated after the approved I-129F Petition is forwarded to the post by the National Visa Center in the United States.

If you are a Mongolian National residing in a country other than Mongolia, you may be eligible to process your k1 visa application in that foreign country. Contact our law firm today to find out if you or your fiancee meet the eligibility requirements.

US Embassy
Big Ring Road,
11th Microdistrict, Sukhbaatar District,
Ulaanbaatar-13 POB 1021,
14171, Mongolia

Time it takes for an interview appointment after petition is received by embassy:

0-1 Months

Time for issuance of k1 visa after the interview

1-2 weeks

Our Mongolia Overseas Support Staff Speak Fluent English and
Mongolian and have been through the k1 visa process too!

Below, please find more useful information about some of the required documents the K1 Visa Applicant will need prior to going for the interview. Please note that this list is not comprehensive and there are many other items and evidence that must be brought to the interview. Prior to interview, our office and/or your Overseas Support Staff will instruct you on all items and give you a mock interview for preparation.

The information about the documents below was excerpted from the Department of State Website section on Visas

Mongolian civil documents are unavailable to non-Mongolians and to Mongolians abroad who are not in possession of valid, unexpired Mongolian travel documents.
Mongolian citizens legally outside Mongolia, i.e., those who bear valid, unexpired Mongolian travel documents, often bear a birth certificate endorsed by a Mongolian diplomatic or consular mission. Since the applicant supplies the information on the certificate, such documentation is of questionable value.

Birth Certificates

Available to Mongolian citizens present in Mongolia. They can be applied for by mail from the Civil Registration Office in the country (Sum) or municipality (Hot) of birth. As birth records before 1961 are incomplete, the Peoples Passport, a standard identity card, is acceptable in place of a birth certificate for all citizens born before 1961.

Divorce Certificates

Available to Mongolian citizens present in Mongolia. They can be obtained from the Marriage Registration Office where the original action was registered.

Death Certificates

Available. See Birth Certificate.

Police Records

Unavailable.

Court Records

Unavailable.

Prison Records

Available. Criminal records/certificates provide information on previous fines, arrests, or sentencing. Official requests for criminal records may be done through the Regional Security Officer and take approximately one to three days. A private request may be done through the General Police Department. The cost is MNT 500-1000 and a civil ID or passport for foreigners must be provided.

Military Records

Available. Mongolian citizens who have completed military service are issued a Certificate of Service, replacements for which are issued by the Ministry of Defense to Mongolians present in Mongolia.

K1 Fiancee Visa processing times for Mongolia’s bordering countries:
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