K-1 Fiance Visa without plans to marry

[JFH 12,189]

2 minutes ago, Frage said:

I'm very confused now

You're not the only one.

 

 

[JFH 12,189]

13 minutes ago, researcher123 said:

I'm a US Citizen, girlfriend from Nicaragua, she would be potentially immigrating through me under a fiancé visa, when the time comes for that.  But we are not wanting an immigrant visa at this time; My understanding is my status is irrelevant to a tourist visa application to visit US.

You haven't answered the question. The reason I ask is because the advice given here is provided altruistically, at no cost to you, by people who are going through or have recently been through the process who just want to help others to reach their goal. Please do not create fake questions. It wastes the time of the good people here who are trying to help and may also mean that genuine questions go unanswered.

 

In 2015 you claimed that you couldn't even enter the USA without a visa because you were refused under the VWP in 2014 under very bizarre circumstances (including false claims of fear of return, despite being from a VWP country). In fact, the reasons for your VWP refusal made a B-2 approval very unlikely. In order to become a USC through naturalization one must first be a permanent resident of the USA for a minimum of 3 years (if filing as the spouse of a USC), ordinarily it's 5 years. Either your previous threads were fabrications or this one is. Of all of them are. It is simply not possible to become a USC in the timeframe you have given. We are all very familiar with the process and timeframes. 

 

You also claimed in 2015 to have petitioned for an alien fiancée who got as far as interview stage and was subsequently placed in AP. This claim was made not 4 months after your claim that you were inadmissible to the USA. Again, it's just not possible for both claims to be true. 

[Cathi 5,618]

3 minutes ago, JFH said:

You haven't answered the question. The reason I ask is because the advice given here is provided altruistically, at no cost to you, by people who are going through or have recently been through the process who just want to help others to reach their goal. Please do not create fake questions. It wastes the time of the good people here who are trying to help and may also mean that genuine questions go unanswered.

 

In 2015 you claimed that you couldn't even enter the USA without a visa because you were refused under the VWP in 2014 under very bizarre circumstances (including false claims of fear of return, despite being from a VWP country). In fact, the reasons for your VWP refusal made a B-2 approval very unlikely. In order to become a USC through naturalization one must first be a permanent resident of the USA for a minimum of 3 years (if filing as the spouse of a USC), ordinarily it's 5 years. Either your previous threads were fabrications or this one is. Of all of them are. It is simply not possible to become a USC in the timeframe you have given. We are all very familiar with the process and timeframes. 

 

You also claimed in 2015 to have petitioned for an alien fiancée who got as far as interview stage and was subsequently placed in AP. This claim was made not 4 months after your claim that you were inadmissible to the USA. Again, it's just not possible for both claims to be true. 

[TexasHeartsIndia 371]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

You haven't answered the question. The reason I ask is because the advice given here is provided altruistically, at no cost to you, by people who are going through or have recently been through the process who just want to help others to reach their goal. Please do not create fake questions. It wastes the time of the good people here who are trying to help and may also mean that genuine questions go unanswered.

 

In 2015 you claimed that you couldn't even enter the USA without a visa because you were refused under the VWP in 2014 under very bizarre circumstances (including false claims of fear of return, despite being from a VWP country). In fact, the reasons for your VWP refusal made a B-2 approval very unlikely. In order to become a USC through naturalization one must first be a permanent resident of the USA for a minimum of 3 years (if filing as the spouse of a USC), ordinarily it's 5 years. Either your previous threads were fabrications or this one is. Of all of them are. It is simply not possible to become a USC in the timeframe you have given. We are all very familiar with the process and timeframes. 

 

You also claimed in 2015 to have petitioned for an alien fiancée who got as far as interview stage and was subsequently placed in AP. This claim was made not 4 months after your claim that you were inadmissible to the USA. Again, it's just not possible for both claims to be true. 

OH SNAP!

[caliliving 606]

If you want, propose to her, spend thousands of dollars and wait out a K1. have her go home if things dont work out! your choice to waste that money!  of course, once she comes here on a k1 the ONLY person she can marry is you to get a greencard!  i really think if you have that much money to invest in a k1 with no plans to marry you are pretty stupid, but hey! go ahead and do it! nothing really is stopping you IMO.  

 

just know that to get another k1 a year later from the SAME girl will be heavily scrutinized

 

Also, a K1 to another foreigner in a short period of time will be even more scruntized!!

 

but their are people EVERY day that bring someone over on a k1 and send them back before the wedding, so why cant you?  

[caliliving 606]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

You haven't answered the question. The reason I ask is because the advice given here is provided altruistically, at no cost to you, by people who are going through or have recently been through the process who just want to help others to reach their goal. Please do not create fake questions. It wastes the time of the good people here who are trying to help and may also mean that genuine questions go unanswered.

 

In 2015 you claimed that you couldn't even enter the USA without a visa because you were refused under the VWP in 2014 under very bizarre circumstances (including false claims of fear of return, despite being from a VWP country). In fact, the reasons for your VWP refusal made a B-2 approval very unlikely. In order to become a USC through naturalization one must first be a permanent resident of the USA for a minimum of 3 years (if filing as the spouse of a USC), ordinarily it's 5 years. Either your previous threads were fabrications or this one is. Of all of them are. It is simply not possible to become a USC in the timeframe you have given. We are all very familiar with the process and timeframes. 

 

You also claimed in 2015 to have petitioned for an alien fiancée who got as far as interview stage and was subsequently placed in AP. This claim was made not 4 months after your claim that you were inadmissible to the USA. Again, it's just not possible for both claims to be true. 

his name IS researcher123.. maybe this is all for research for a book??? or something crazy about US immigration to write in another country????

 

 

[Unlockable 7,306]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

You haven't answered the question. The reason I ask is because the advice given here is provided altruistically, at no cost to you, by people who are going through or have recently been through the process who just want to help others to reach their goal. Please do not create fake questions. It wastes the time of the good people here who are trying to help and may also mean that genuine questions go unanswered.

 

In 2015 you claimed that you couldn't even enter the USA without a visa because you were refused under the VWP in 2014 under very bizarre circumstances (including false claims of fear of return, despite being from a VWP country). In fact, the reasons for your VWP refusal made a B-2 approval very unlikely. In order to become a USC through naturalization one must first be a permanent resident of the USA for a minimum of 3 years (if filing as the spouse of a USC), ordinarily it's 5 years. Either your previous threads were fabrications or this one is. Of all of them are. It is simply not possible to become a USC in the timeframe you have given. We are all very familiar with the process and timeframes. 

 

You also claimed in 2015 to have petitioned for an alien fiancée who got as far as interview stage and was subsequently placed in AP. This claim was made not 4 months after your claim that you were inadmissible to the USA. Again, it's just not possible for both claims to be true. 

The above post deserves a standing ovation. 

[OlayemiLoray 172]

Not trying to throw shade but notice how he stop responding when someone caught on to his shenanigans...This will mess it up for some who will really need answers to questions like these....

 

Ummmmm and doesn't have a timeline might I add...Sheesh!!

Edited September 13, 2017 by Loray Thomas

[amul 229]

2 hours ago, JFH said:

You haven't answered the question. The reason I ask is because the advice given here is provided altruistically, at no cost to you, by people who are going through or have recently been through the process who just want to help others to reach their goal. Please do not create fake questions. It wastes the time of the good people here who are trying to help and may also mean that genuine questions go unanswered.

 

In 2015 you claimed that you couldn't even enter the USA without a visa because you were refused under the VWP in 2014 under very bizarre circumstances (including false claims of fear of return, despite being from a VWP country). In fact, the reasons for your VWP refusal made a B-2 approval very unlikely. In order to become a USC through naturalization one must first be a permanent resident of the USA for a minimum of 3 years (if filing as the spouse of a USC), ordinarily it's 5 years. Either your previous threads were fabrications or this one is. Of all of them are. It is simply not possible to become a USC in the timeframe you have given. We are all very familiar with the process and timeframes. 

 

You also claimed in 2015 to have petitioned for an alien fiancée who got as far as interview stage and was subsequently placed in AP. This claim was made not 4 months after your claim that you were inadmissible to the USA. Again, it's just not possible for both claims to be true. 

Never underestimate the power of the search option or the quick witted folks on VJ! 🙌🏽

 

 

 

 

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