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Entry to the US with B1 visa while waiting for K1

Hello,

My fiancée, living in the Dominican Republic, 19 years old, has a B1 Visa that she obtained a few years ago. It’s the one that allows for multiple entry. After doing research, we investigated that as long as she spends the same time that she spends in US in her home country, she should not have a problem. For instance, if she spends 2 months in the US, she must spend 2 months in her country.

She came to the US in July 4, 2020 and left in September 4, 2020. Then she came back in November 7, 2020 and left in December 12, 2020. In December 2020, I applied for the K1 fiancée Visa to bring her here and we are still waiting for that. She then came in January 18, 2021 and went back to her country in March 28, 2021. She never had a problem on any of these entries. Now she wants to come back to the US this Saturday, July 3, and leave in September.

Our question is, should she come to the US this July 3? Is she running into a chance of losing her B1 visa ?

Edit: she has a B2 visa. It’s weird because on her passport it says B1/B2.

Thanks a lot for the help.

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