Thought I would post this since so many people have trouble finding it.


http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/ineligib...ities_1364.html

hope this link works.

Baileyj

That's a good link Bailey,

but I'm not quite sure if the officers in London abide by these rules!!

I looked at the "multiple convictions clause", and by these rules I should have not been denied a K1 visa, however the consular officer in London just said "more than one previous conviction and you need a waiver".

so I think they make there own ones up just to grab the revenue it generates!!

I mean I was hardly gonna argue with the guy who was potentially deciding my future behind that glass screen!!

Paul

Yeah I know Paul. But at least it give someone new some kind of idea. I've read this thing a million times and each time I find something new in it. I have actully mis read it on a few occasions and thought certain sections applied to my fiance but then eventually found out it didn't. Thought the 15 year, rehabilitation and not being a threat to the us would help my fiance but found out on another site that it only applies to drug conviction.

Hope this helps someone,

Baileyj

Thanks for the link

Thanks for the link...Please could you post the link... in the "UK 601 waiver sign up club" This will help most of the members on there...

The way i read them Laws is that it gives them room to move the goal post whenever they feel. ..The Goverment covers all holes ....there not stubld by any means....

Thanks

Nigel...

thanks./

please help!!! my parents are in the process of having their immigrant visa interview in manila. the problem is, my father has a history of misrepresantation or fraud on bank accounts back in 1993, applying for a tourist visa. they are so hesitant in answering question #30.f. on their DS-230 part II. what are the consequences, chances of them getting approved or denied? this is their long awaited dream. thanks in advance.....gel

I think you answering your own question.

Coz, G. Dubya said so!