Immigration misinformed USC ?

[Anastassia 0]

Do you actually believe this is what he was told by immigration officials ? I find it very hard to believe.....

<http://www.visajourney.com/news/2008/09/14/bride-to-miss-wedding-due-to-us-visa-rules/>

[Robbp 1]

Do you actually believe this is what he was told by immigration officials ? I find it very hard to believe.....

<http://www.visajourney.com/news/2008/09/14/bride-to-miss-wedding-due-to-us-visa-rules/>

It does seem hard to believe...

[TayRivers 4]

Do you actually believe this is what he was told by immigration officials ? I find it very hard to believe.....

<http://www.visajourney.com/news/2008/09/14/bride-to-miss-wedding-due-to-us-visa-rules/>

Go to your local USCIS office and ask what you need to do to marry someone from canada or someone on a VWP many people are told this information. so no its not hard to belive that this person was given this information by immigration officials.

[Robbp 1]

Do you actually believe this is what he was told by immigration officials ? I find it very hard to believe.....

<http://www.visajourney.com/news/2008/09/14/bride-to-miss-wedding-due-to-us-visa-rules/>

Go to your local USCIS office and ask what you need to do to marry someone from canada or someone on a VWP many people are told this information. so no its not hard to belive that this person was given this information by immigration officials.

Well, that depends on their idea of "U.S. Immigration Officials." Since it's unclear as to who they really asked, they could have made it up in their heads that they spoke to "officials."

So it is hard to believe this story but not so much that a real official told them to do it the way they did.

[TayRivers 4]

Do you actually believe this is what he was told by immigration officials ? I find it very hard to believe.....

<http://www.visajourney.com/news/2008/09/14/bride-to-miss-wedding-due-to-us-visa-rules/>

Go to your local USCIS office and ask what you need to do to marry someone from canada or someone on a VWP many people are told this information. so no its not hard to belive that this person was given this information by immigration officials.

Well, that depends on their idea of "U.S. Immigration Officials." Since it's unclear as to who they really asked, they could have made it up in their heads that they spoke to "officials."

So it is hard to believe this story but not so much that a real official told them to do it the way they did.

So would you class a USCIS officer at your local USCIS office as an official? because that is who has told people in the past that it is ok to do this.

Do a search here on VJ for people who have found themselves in this position.

[Steph0814 1]

You are right. NO, this is not legal, an IO I spoke with mentioned that it did use to happen a lot canadians would come here and then adjust status and they would look the other way. They are getting a lot stricter....