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You will get denied if you do not meet the income requirement, or have a qualified co-sponsor to help you.

If it is just a plane change, and your fiancee does not leave the airport, no transit visa is needed. My wife changed planes in two countries. Confirm with your travel agent if you are using an agent.

If you conceal the fact that she was in the USA and you get caught, you can be in for some real problems.

It will take between 6-8 months for the total process from start to finish. Also make sure the two year rule (not subject to 212) does not apply. This will be indicated on your J1 visa.

I concur!

Yes, bring plenty of proof of returning to her country. The worst thing that can happen is that they will not allow her to enter, but it will not have an effect on the decision of your K1 visa. Many people visit the USA while their K1 visas are pending, and most get in without problems.

The K-1 will allow you to bring your daughter with you at the same time. Both of your visas will be good for travel to the USA for up to six full months. Then you must marry within 90 days of your arrival. You should obtain written, notarized permission from your ex-husband allowing your...

K-1 is much faster Go the K-1 route. You will save about 2-3 months. You do need to apply for the Adjustment of Status after marriage and it costs $1010 for adults, and $600 for children under the age of 12. I'd only use the K3 if I was already married had no other options.