Help! Age difference for k1

[Ulysis 0]

Hello everyone

I'm 25 years old man from morocco, and my fiancee is 19 years older than me, we knew each others for almost 1 year, and last month we met person to person and stayed with me for a couple weeks.

I heard that our age difference could make my k1 visa denied. How true is this ?

what do you advise me guys ? I don't want us to waste time and money on k1 visa and get it denied due to our age gap.

or maybe we should go through CR1 ?

Thanks a lot!

[JenniferNangel 137]

6 years is not a big difference some people are 20+ years older and they still get approved

Edited October 30, 2016 by JenniferNangel

[Ulysis 0]

6 years is not a big difference some people are 20+ years older and they still get approved

Sorry i think you got me wrong. I said she is 19 years older than me, I am 25 yo and she is 44.

[JenniferNangel 137]

Sorry i think you got me wrong. I said she is 19 years older than me, I am 25 yo and she is 44.

Oh wow I read that wrong think it's the fancy writing lol. I wouldn't worry too much. Are there other red flags

[JennandAbdo 1]

I would do the cr1 to be sure because that is quite a gap and if you don't want to stress about it go with the cr1

[Unlockable 7,315]

For Morocco when an older woman is with a younger man it is a red flag. Especially when the woman is close to being out of the preferred child bearing age.

i would suspect you may have some scrutiny.

[Boiler 45,638]

The Consulate are very used to seeing age differences like that.

Is she divorced, does she have children?

[2far 185]

Yes, I think you will face some problems.

You would increase your chances of a successful visa application by spending more time together in person.

If she is divorced with children, you will likely have a long visa journey. Also, if she has converted to Islam since meeting you, then you will have met most of the red flags for this Consulate.

Edited October 30, 2016 by 2far

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

It doesn't mean you will get denied for sure, but yes, it is a big red flag, especially as she is unlikely to be able to have kids with you.

Any other red flags, such as is she a different religion from you, decently divorced, did you try for a US via before?

The best thing you can do to counteract red flags is to spend a lot of time together, and meeting eachother's families.

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

If there are red flags or doubts in your case you would get denied either route....

Morrocos a tough embassy either way.

Get lots of evidence to take away from age difference....

Edited October 30, 2016 by Anitafeliz

[soulstriker 274]

hmm thats alot for morocco , if it was philipines it may not be a big deal

[RobertM54 36]

Search Morocco Age Difference. A lot of stories here some good, some hard. Found this one:

"I'm 21 years older than my husband and we were approved in a day by the Moroccan consulate. Age difference alone is not a red flag. USCIS knows your ages when they approve your case to go to the consulate, so that can't be used against you "just because". But age can be considered if additional negative information is found by the CO's that makes age difference seem to be a factor. "

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/356849-age-difference/

Good luck

[Boiler 45,638]

I have seen it mentioned on here many times, age is just a number.

[Vanessa92 0]

My fiance and I have about the same age difference. we had about 4 red flags. still got approved. don't worry! the officer didn't even ask me about it good luck

[natasha-mehdito 137]

Age difference should not matter but once the older woman is past childbearing years is does bring about questions in the mind of the CO. Be sure that your fiancé addresses this issue in her letter of "HOW WE MET" statement. Explain that you do not want children etc and that both families have accepted the age difference. On its own it is not a reason for denial but if there are other red flags it becomes more crucial.