So what happens to couples who don't get the visa???

[Eesaan 5]

Wow, did you just say that?!?!? Maybe you should know people before you make such assumptions, because you are soooo wrong. And that was very rude and uncalled for...

That goes both ways...

[Ban Hammer 12,864]

My views are reality,and I don't believe you lived in morocco because if you did ,you wouldn't of made such a stupid comparison between poverty and joblessness of America to the poverty and joblessness of morocco. It's like night and day.... Daaaaaaw!!!!!!

It's moroccans who find clueless Americans like you and then dump them.

one more insult and you'll find your participation in this thread has vanished. this is your only warning.

[tany1157 161]

That goes both ways...

Um, you assuming that someone has never lived somewhere and that her husband is using her was uncalled for because you don't know a damned thing about her. Me saying how rude you are is fact because you wrote such an ignorant comment for all to see. So don't tell me it goes both ways, you're comparing apples to oranges.... Completely different things

[KittyPollitt 284]

My views are reality,and I don't believe you lived in morocco because if you did ,you wouldn't of made such a stupid comparison between poverty and joblessness of America to the poverty and joblessness of morocco. It's like night and day.... Daaaaaaw!!!!!!

It's moroccans who find clueless Americans like you and then dump them.

I lived in a very poor area of Casablanca called Sbata. Here in America, I live in a very poor, drug infested city with the 3rd highest murder rate in the US. The things I've seen on the streets here in America make Morocco look like a PARADISE. The grass isn't always greener. As for my husband using me, I doubt that, but your own stereotype demonstrates why it's so "expensive and difficult" for people to immigrate legally.

[Eesaan 5]

I lived in a very poor area of Casablanca called Sbata. Here in America, I live in a very poor, drug infested city with the 3rd highest murder rate in the US. The things I've seen on the streets here in America make Morocco look like a PARADISE. The grass isn't always greener. As for my husband using me, I doubt that, but your own stereotype demonstrates why it's so "expensive and difficult" for people to immigrate legally.

Excuse me if I offended you or anyone here so sorry Well in regards to sbata I know it well and have been there and surrounding areas of it, that place is horrible, as regards to the poor parts of Morocco which is overwhelming then the nice places, the so called nie places in morocco dont compare to our nice places or nice neighborhoods in America. They built some malls there from whom? because most moroccans cant afford to shop in places like that. Morocco's success and superiority lies in the country's good hospitality and for me it's mosques and the islam unlike the west, in Morocco there isnt much murder and rape and filth,even though it's changing for the worst and some good change

[KittyPollitt 284]

Excuse me if I offended you or anyone here so sorry Well in regards to sbata I know it well and have been there and surrounding areas of it, that place is horrible, as regards to the poor parts of Morocco which is overwhelming then the nice places, the so called nie places in morocco dont compare to our nice places or nice neighborhoods in America. They built some malls there from whom? because most moroccans cant afford to shop in places like that. Morocco's success and superiority lies in the country's good hospitality and for me it's mosques and the islam unlike the west, in Morocco there isnt much murder and rape and filth,even though it's changing for the worst and some good change

It's no problem. I wouldn't be offended, because you don't know me. I agree with you about that mall. As my husband would say, it's built for "rich Fesi people" lol. The nice places in America are very nice, that's true. What sucks about all the nice houses you see is knowing that the people who live in them are in so much debt, they'll never get out and most are one paycheck away from being homeless. It's an entirely different way of thinking in America when compared to Morocco, and most Moroccans who've never been here have no clue how hard it is to live here. I'd rather be poor in Morocco than poor in America. At least Moroccans don't know any better.

[moroccan love 0]

Well it definitely is a eyebrow raiser in tnnir culture,and society because it wouldnt take place amongst themselves(there could be exceptions)large age differences raise a red flag in the usa consulate, the fiance visa is the most fraudulent visa and most rejected and most scrutinized visa in morocco,so much the usa consulate in morocco has dedicated a web page to the fiance visa predators.

Many times in the usa consulate Ive seen them threaten and eject MALE moroccans who appear and appear for multiple visa interviews(all moroccan men arent bad).

A lot of times in the interviews I hear their is a moroccan translator/employee who inserts his two cents ,acting like a well trained doberman pincher for the usa consulate asking questions that are irrelevant and quite disrespectful.

Age differences are a red flag, agreed, however, my experience shows it happens in Morocco just as anywhere and it is regardless of race. It is interesting that in the US, a man in his 60's can marry a woman in her 20s and it seems acceptable. Reverse the rolls and it is a horrible act. There is an age difference between my husband and I and his mother and father have the same age difference. Age is only a number and it is quite sad that people put such importance into it. Just my two cents worth and I understand this was a general statement, no offense taken or meant.

[Boiler 43,628]

There is an age difference between my husband and I and his mother and father have the same age difference.

That is very unusual with regards to this Consulate, normally the women are much older.

[Shoot Em Straight 385]

My husband and I didn't get the K-1 and were never told why.... We weren't even told we were denied... Just told our case needed further review and then closed because the dates expired.... We have since Married and have now started the CR-1 process...... For me if it were that easy just to pick up and move there I would... But it's not... And I think it is safe to say that is the fact for most americans going through this process..... My husband is suffering from depression now and it breaks my heart to see him this way..... I have not seen a real smile from him since I was in Morocco earlier this year.... He has said he doesn't even care about the visa anymore he just wants me to be with him.... But because of my daughter I can't just pick up and move..... Those who just give up were never sincere...... Or maybe they just can't handle the stresses of this process and the easy way out is to walk away..... As for me I trully love my husband and he loves me so we are in it for the long haul even thou we both are hurting..... While we wait for his next interview I will start the process to gain permission from the courts to take my daughter and figure out all the stuff for for school and such just in case we don't get the visa....

Shayma I read this and it is my story too

denial without reason

have to stay in U.S. becasue of minor

I am sorry for your situation

and

can relate to the Husband standing strong across the world

it is a daily learning but makes us stronger!!!

[Lisamarie 79]

Didn't you learn as a child that "excuse me", or "I'm sorry", or any of those only work when they are "sincere words"? When you keep saying them and then continue on to offend people then those words don't mean anything........especially when you don't have a clue about what you're talking about, making presumptions about people you don't even know.

Excuse me if I offended you or anyone here so sorry Well in regards to sbata I know it well and have been there and surrounding areas of it, that place is horrible, as regards to the poor parts of Morocco which is overwhelming then the nice places, the so called nie places in morocco dont compare to our nice places or nice neighborhoods in America. They built some malls there from whom? because most moroccans cant afford to shop in places like that. Morocco's success and superiority lies in the country's good hospitality and for me it's mosques and the islam unlike the west, in Morocco there isnt much murder and rape and filth,even though it's changing for the worst and some good change

[Eesaan 5]

Im sure I know more then you do. Stick to the topic.

[Eesaan 5]

http://www.ctpost.com/news/article/Feds-accuse-ten-of-Moroccan-marriage-fraud-2207531.php