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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / September 2005K1 visa denied
Hello group, my question is that if your fiance/fiancee is being denied of a k1 visa after a consulate interview, can the us fiance/fiancee file a new petition such as I130? your answer is greatly appreciated. > Hello group, my question is that if your fiance/fiancee is being > denied of a k1 visa after a consulate interview, can the us [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > * http://www.newsleecher.com/?usenet > ---------------------------------------------- Any details like, why? which consulate? you care to share.. My fiancee had been denied of k1 visa, because she and I have a 20 years age differences. We have the interview through the consulate in vietnam. We really love and care for each other, we want to live together, how can we do that can I file a new petition such as the I130, but I'm not sure I'm can do it or not?. I hope my question could be answer through this group. thank you > My fiancee had been denied of k1 visa, because she and I have a 20 > years age differences. We have the interview through the consulate [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > * http://www.newsleecher.com/?usenet > ---------------------------------------------- Since when is a 20 year age difference a valid reason to be denied? Are you a USC or an LPR? Go to vietnam and marry her, you can then file the I-130 as an IR > Since when is a 20 year age difference a valid reason to be denied? > There is not an age requirement other then being free to marry, she [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Go to Vietnam and marry her, you can then file the I-130 as an IR Depending on how long they are married at the time she enters the USA, it might be a CR. But I agree that the age alone shouldn't be the whole reason for denial. I suppose the ConOff had some other suspicions that perhaps the relationship wasn't real, and thus denied it. To Sh - are you SURE it was totally denied? They did not ask for more evidence of the relationship or more paperwork? What exactly did your fiancee receive from the embassy? Rene > My fiancee had been denied of k1 visa, because she and I have a 20 > years age differences. We have the interview through the consulate [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > * http://www.newsleecher.com/?usenet > ---------------------------------------------- Sh, The visa was more likely denied because the consular officer did not believe that the relationship was bona fide - had reason to believe that the woman is more interested in getting into the USA than she is interested in you. The age difference may have been a factor, but it is undoubtedly not the only factor. Whether the marriage is proposed (fiancee) or accomplished (spouse), the woman is going to have to overcome that belief. Simply getting married is not the solution. Regards, JEff  SignatureOf course, the Internet also tells us that hot naked women want to befriend us, so we can't be 100% sure about everything we read there. (Dave Barry) > My fiancee had been denied of k1 visa, because she and I have a 20 > years age differences. We have the interview through the consulate [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > * http://www.newsleecher.com/?usenet > ---------------------------------------------- How can it be that your fiancee has been denied the visa? You just posted on the 20th of September that you were preparing the petition. That would be a new world record for turnaround, so I'm just curious. > Hello group, my question is that if your fiance/fiancee is being > denied of a k1 visa after a consulate interview, can the us [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > * http://www.newsleecher.com/?usenet > ---------------------------------------------- While I must point out that you have to be married to the person in order to file an I-130 for them (and that may or may not be viable depending on your situation)... yes, you can file an application for a different visa. There's no guarantee of success though, and for whatever reason the original K-1 was denied may be the same reason that an I-130 is denied. So, I guess the question becomes: would you rather have a fiance who is not admissible to the US, or a spouse who is not admissible? Ian |
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