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What are the chances of getting a tourist visa in these kind of situation.. my bf need to go in US as an immigrant and i was pregnant at that time (2008) until now he's still not a USC (2017) and not allowed to go in any country because he cannot enter US again if he does.. our son is now 7yrs old and wanted to see his father.. the only way is that me and my son to go there so they can meet.. i got denied multiple times, last was 2012 bec of the said lack of ties.. i now have a property (we are the owner) and bank accounts, been to other countries with my son, my mom and sister have a multiple us visa, i obtained a us visa under j1 twice before also , but got denied multiple times.. the question is.. if we apply (me and my son) a tourist visa, should i tell that we are going to visit his father? Or to visit my relatives together with my mother and sister like we always do when traveling? 

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NigeriaorBust
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The story your bf is giving you about not being able to travel sounds a little fishy. Green card holders come and go all the time. 

Transborderwife
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Lying isn't an option either 

Jojo92122
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Others are recommending that you lie to the US Embassy.  Once you are labeled a liar, don't expect them to give you immigration visas in the future.  Lying on the visitor visa applications can cost yo

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32 minutes ago, Hijessie said:

What are the chances of getting a tourist visa in these kind of situation.. my bf need to go in US as an immigrant and i was pregnant at that time (2008) until now he's still not a USC (2017) and not allowed to go in any country because he cannot enter US again if he does.. our son is now 7yrs old and wanted to see his father.. the only way is that me and my son to go there so they can meet.. i got denied multiple times, last was 2012 bec of the said lack of ties.. i now have a property (we are the owner) and bank accounts, been to other countries with my son, my mom and sister have a multiple us visa, i obtained a us visa under j1 twice before also , but got denied multiple times.. the question is.. if we apply (me and my son) a tourist visa, should i tell that we are going to visit his father? Or to visit my relatives together with my mother and sister like we always do when traveling? 

Always tell the truth. It's against the law to lie to a border officer 

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  The story your bf is giving you about not being able to travel sounds a little fishy. Green card holders come and go all the time. 

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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BF has criminal history and may not get back into the US?

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Something about his story doesn't add up.

 

To the OP, did he lose his immigration status somehow after entering the US? If he is still a green card holder you are not being told the entire truth.

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40 minutes ago, NigeriaorBust said:

  The story your bf is giving you about not being able to travel sounds a little fishy. Green card holders come and go all the time. 

He's not yet a greencard holder.. he was petitioned 

 

41 minutes ago, NigeriaorBust said:

  The story your bf is giving you about not being able to travel sounds a little fishy. Green card holders come and go all the time. 

 

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In that case he would not be in the US, where is he?

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1 minute ago, Hijessie said:

Petition is still on process..

 

So you are saying he either entered the US on a tourist visa and overstayed, so is out of status now...... or, he is misleading you and he does have a GC..

08/15/2014 : Met Online

06/30/2016 : I-129F Packet Sent

11/08/2016 : Interview - APPROVED!

11/23/2016 : POE - Dallas, Texas

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02/03/2017 - Married 

02/24/2017 - AOS packet sent

06/01/2017 - EAD/AP Combo Card Received in mail

12/06/2017 - I-485 Approved

12/14/2017 - Green Card Received in mail - No Interview

 

   

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How is he not a green card holder "yet" but was petitioned? Was it a k1?

 

ETA: I just read the other post after I replied. So he overstayed a visitor visa and is now trying to adjust status?

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Boiler Grand Master

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You said he immigrated in 2008, somebody is telling porky pies.

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