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Blog Post: Yes, A K-1 Visa Holder can marry anyone they choose; however, a K-1 visa beneficiary has unique restrictions placed on their status and entry into the United States. If a K-1 Visa Holder enters the U.S. and does not marry their Petitioning Fiance, they cannot adjust status and become a permanent resident based upon marriage to another US Citizen. When a K-1 enters the U.S., it is for the sole purpose of Marrying the I-129F Petitioner within 90 days from entry. Failure to marry the Petitioner within 90 days may complicate an Adjustment of Status Filing. However, the Petitioner can be married at any time and a Green Card Filing is permitted, since the underlying marital purpose was completed. As a warning, overstaying a K-1 Visa may impose the 3 year bar or the 10 year bar on returning to the U.S. If the K-1 Visa Beneficiary marries another U.S. Citizen, the K-1 will usually be required to Exit the United States to attend a Green Card Visa Interview at a U.S. consulate. Music: Moonbeam by Jordan Maron Video link: • Jordan Maron - Moonbeam Contact Information: Jacksonville, NC Immigration Office 824 Gum Branch Rd. Suite A Jacksonville, NC 28540 www.fickeymartinezlaw.com (910) 526-0066 Fayetteville, NC Immigration Office 111 Lamon St. Suite 118 Fayetteville, NC 28301 (910) 635-0050 Greenville, NC Immigration Office 103 Oakmont Drive Suite 2 Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 439-0040 Google+: google.com/+Fickeymartinezlaw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FickeyMartin... Avvo Attorney Profile: http://www.avvo.com/attorneys/28540-n... Disclaimer: Any answers provided here give only general information, and do not constitute specific legal advice. This does not provide an attorney-client relationship, and this answer should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney in your state.