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Has there ever been a case where the beneficiary has not been granted an interview at the US embassy in the foreign country he legally resides/works in? If so, why has that been the case? Do some embassies reserve the right to ONLY schedule interviews for citizens of that specific foreign country?

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Not that I've heard of, but I'm fairly new to this forum too. What country / embassy?

 

The embassy that you use is the embassy in the country you reside in (not necessarily a citizen of). It should be noted though that not all embassies process K-1 visas, and in that case it would be processed at a different embassy that was chosen to take those applications, in another country.

 

I have never heard of an individual being denied because they were not a citizen as long as they have permanent residence and can prove so.

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12 minutes ago, Hq1987 said:

The embassy is the one in La Paz, Bolivia. I just checked their website and they process K1 visas. We will submit a copy of my fiance's work visa and ID card in Bolivia for good measure. 

Did they actually refuse you or you just suspect they might?





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4 minutes ago, Unidentified said:

Did they actually refuse you or you just suspect they might?

Suspect they might. Not because they have a reason to. Our case is super transparent. But always gotta prepare for the worst, you know what I mean? Maybe Bolivia is super weird where they will only grant interviews for their own citizens and no one else. 

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1 minute ago, Hq1987 said:

Suspect they might. Not because they have a reason to. Our case is super transparent. But always gotta prepare for the worst, you know what I mean? Maybe Bolivia is super weird where they will only grant interviews for their own citizens and no one else. 

Doubt it. 





 
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