Red Flags at Interview??

[Brusik 11]

After reading the topic of denied visa at second interview now I wonder...

I knew my wife for 2 years from just skype and emails.. I went to visit her to complete Fiancee visa and we decided to marry when I was there.. I was there for only 11 days..

We went to a banquet at the American Embassy and discussed our options with the consulate..

I have plenty of receipts from buying flowers, gifts etc..,. Tons of skype logs and emails. I am 56 and the wife is 50.. I hear about red flags and now I worry about her interview.. Georgia is not a high risk country when it comes to visa so I hope this helps...

[Darnell 8,478]

in high fraud countries, like China, Morocco, Nigeria, this can be a problem.

For other countries, with low fraud rates, this is not so big of an issue.

IMO, it's country specific.

For China, (again IMO), 3 visits prior to interview day seems to be a good thing, but as always, it's the totality of the casefile that's important.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

Brother Darnell is correct. Furthermore, your ages (as quinquagenarians) are also not typical of those of fraudsters.

[Done--Really 331]

quinquagenarians--now there is a word I haven't seen in a very long time, but you may not be aware of the rule that once you become a quinquagenarian (assuming you can pronounce it), you forevermore are allowed to divide your age by two, so if you are let's say 56, then of course you may tell everyone that you are 28 !! Makes it ever so much easier to be one of those quinquagenarians !!

Edited June 15, 2011 by magical

[Brusik 11]

Brother Darnell is correct. Furthermore, your ages (as quinquagenarians) are also not typical of those of fraudsters.

thx to you both, you just read some stories and wonder.........

quinquagenarians I assume means old farts lol

Edited June 15, 2011 by Brusik

[Darnell 8,478]

quin·qua·ge·nar·i·an (kw ng kw -j -nâr - n). n. A person 50 years old, or in his or her fifties. adj. Of or characteristic of a person in his or her fifties .

Man - that's OLD !!

My wife and I are both in our forties, but it's ok - I've lived enough already for 3.875 lifetimes, I'm a bit tired.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

quinquagenarians I assume means old farts lol

Now, WAIT a minute, si man...

Man - that's OLD !!

Now, WAIT a minute, si man!

My wife and I are both in our forties, but it's ok - I've lived enough already for 3.875 lifetimes, I'm a bit tired.

No, you're not tired; you're a quadragenarian, si man.

I was tired yesterday and am tired again today, so that makes me re-tired, si man.

[bullmastiff 1]

There is nothing wrong with that.

You look a bit old in that photo , so why not say yes after the 1st visit ???

It is ABSOLUTELY your and her right to do so .

As long as your wife also feels the same way about you . They will ask her a lot of questions to be sure that her marrying you is not for immigration purpose only. This is essentially what the law is concerned about . Everything else is bull.

I am sorry to speak so blunt . Just want you to feel confident.

Edited June 16, 2011 by bullmastiff

[Brusik 11]

There is nothing wrong with that.

You look a bit old in that photo , so why not say yes after the 1st visit ???

It is ABSOLUTELY your and her right to do so .

As long as your wife also feels the same way about you . They will ask her a lot of questions to be sure that her marrying you is not for immigration purpose only. This is essentially what the law is concerned about . Everything else is bull.

I am sorry to speak so blunt . Just want you to feel confident.

LOL I am old 56 not a spring chicken..............

I have enough documentation to show relationship.. basicall we decided to get married when talking with the consulate.. HAHA he can be my eye witnessed when I said "Lets do this"

I've know 3 people with interviews in Georgia.. They all take 10 minutes...

Lets not start with the viagra questions haha!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[long&kieu 1]

in high fraud countries, like China, Morocco, Nigeria, this can be a problem.

For other countries, with low fraud rates, this is not so big of an issue.

IMO, it's country specific.

For China, (again IMO), 3 visits prior to interview day seems to be a good thing, but as always, it's the totality of the casefile that's important.

is the casefile your referring to the stuff we send in prior to the interview?? or is it the evidence we bring into the interview to show them?? Thanks, Long.

[~Hot Mama~ 3]

Brusik...

Dont worry about it! People do that quite frequently. I knew my husband just short of two years via skype, facebook and phone. I went over in february and everything that I thought I felt for him was intensified in person! SO WE GOT MARRIED!!! Who wouldn't want to get married in such a beautiful place such as Georgia We got married in Sighnaghi and let me tell you that NO place in the USA could produce such a georgeous background for our wedding pics! Ya simply cant help falling in love!!!

That being said, all you need to do is show them you are in love! Print out everything you can think of to show a consistent ongoing relationship and you should be fine. Georgia is not a high fraud country and as a nation are usually considered to be very honest, hard working, hospitable people! (I know my hubby is lol) I just dont foresee this to big a stumbling block. If anything maybe you can set a precedence in the consulate so mine will seem normal when it comes across their desk in a month or so.

Good Luck and Stay Confident!!!