Is it worth a try?

[C&AH 104]

6 minutes ago, Ingrosouf said:

My wife is a USC. She’s the one who is going to petition for CR1. I am in Germany for a training. Due to time, we were not able to go to Morocco and get married over there. As for Germany, I think only a native German would know how difficult it is to get married in Germany. ( Bureaucracy) 

The sooner she applies the sooner you can be on track. Is there any way that the two of you can visit one another while you are waiting for your NOA2 from USCIS? I've read in many places that lots of face time can potentially overcome barriers.  Nothing is guaranteed but the visits might help your case.

Edited August 6, 2018 by C&AH

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

For the interview u do need 2 criminal reports from Morocco (Fiche Anthropometrique and a Casier Judiciaire from the Central Police station with English translations )  and only u can get these   in person so a trip to Morocco will be neededwithin 90 days of the interview

also the marriage papers need to be translated into English 

important are your plans when living in US  (study or work) 

20 years is hard to overcome but many have like us

u may find u r denied first application and have to reapply  (many do)

 

incha allah

[little immigrant 801]

2 hours ago, C&AH said:

Furthermore,  why did you get married in Denmark instead of Morocco or Germany

A lot of couples marry in Denmark because it's much easier. It's our European Las Vegas. 

 

@Ingrosouf Are you planning more visits soon? I would try to spend as much time together as possible. If you have a visit coming up soon I would wait with filing the CR1 to include more evidence. Who is the older one, you or your wife? Generally though I think you have a good chance of being approved and I wouldn't worry about the previous denial.

 

Congratulations on your new marriage.  

[J Laredo 25]

4 hours ago, Ingrosouf said:

My wife is a USC. She’s the one who is going to petition for CR1. I am in Germany for a training. Due to time, we were not able to go to Morocco and get married over there. As for Germany, I think only a native German would know how difficult it is to get married in Germany. ( Bureaucracy) 

Yes, I well understand the marrying problems. 11 years ago in Mexico it was very hard for us to get married unless I stayed for two months, which I couldn’t. We opted to go down to Belize and get married. It was made easier in Mexico not long after that, but it was probably a similar situation as you would have experienced trying to marry in Germany. Best of luck! 

 

[Ingrosouf 0]

13 hours ago, little immigrant said:

A lot of couples marry in Denmark because it's much easier. It's our European Las Vegas. 

 

@Ingrosouf Are you planning more visits soon? I would try to spend as much time together as possible. If you have a visit coming up soon I would wait with filing the CR1 to include more evidence. Who is the older one, you or your wife? Generally though I think you have a good chance of being approved and I wouldn't worry about the previous denial.

Thanks.  She’s older than me. Actually, she will visit me again in 3 or 4 months, and right after that she will apply for CR1.

13 hours ago, little immigrant said:

 

Congratulations on your new marriage.  

 

[Ingrosouf 0]

15 hours ago, adil-rafa said:

For the interview u do need 2 criminal reports from Morocco (Fiche Anthropometrique and a Casier Judiciaire from the Central Police station with English translations )  and only u can get these   in person so a trip to Morocco will be neededwithin 90 days of the interview

also the marriage papers need to be translated into English 

important are your plans when living in US  (study or work) 

20 years is hard to overcome but many have like us

u may find u r denied first application and have to reapply  (many do)

 

incha allah

Thanks. Do you have an idea about how many visits are needed in such cases ?