Would this affect K1 visa?

[ftr_mrs_f 0]

Hello, our I-129f has just been received and i'm already thinking about the medical. I'm wondering if there will be any problem since i had two denials for medical visa last year. I had tourist visa for 20 yrs ( it expired in 2004) and in 2002 i was in tx for two months being treated for a calcification i have in my brain. When i requested medical visa last year, it was because i wasnt feeling well and my doc in tx recommended i went back for a check up; he mailed me two letters to be brought for my 2 interviews, and the embassy doc who did my check up also sent a letter saying that i needed to go to tx, even so, my visa wasnt granted; the consular claimed that i was single, young and had no kids, and i could easily stay and marry there. At the time, my now fiance and i hadnt even met in person but we were communicating, but,well, i'm now wondering if those denials would be a problem, mostly since they were cuz of medical reasons. Before those two, i filed for tourist visa since i didnt know medical visas existed.

Something else, would it be an issue that my fiance filed for his dad about two years ago? he hasnt been approved yet...

Thanks for reading and thanks for your help

[john_and_marlene 162]

Those medical visa denials will not cause a problem with the K1

[dwar49 0]

Your fiancee requesting a visa for her father should have no impact on your K-1 visa

The medical situation is a little unclear. Did you request you be granted a visa for medical treatment and it was denied? Or did you request tourist visa and then it was denied for medical reasons?

If you denied a visa for medical treatment it shouldnt impact your K-1, but be very honest on your interview forms and visa request forms that you have been denied a visa.

[raymaga 25]

I agree with the being honest part. Once you have lied to Immigration, they get suspicious about what else you are lieing about. Give the facts if asked.

Good luck.