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[Cristoo17 0]

I have been dating my boyfriend for one year, we met online and we hv met physically 4times, 3 times in hongkong and once in uk. He gave me all the supportive documents to get my usa visa but it has been denied twice. He wants me to visit him in usa for a month and we see how leaving together for a month is before we take the huge step. If we apply for a k1 visa and its granted and i go visit him and leave after a month. Will it bring me problems if i want to go back visit him since we didn't get married on the k1 visa. How are the chances of getting another visa if you didnt get married on the k1 visa?

[Ann&James 179]

Just now, Cristoo17 said:

I have been dating my boyfriend for one year, we met online and we hv met physically 4times, 3 times in hongkong and once in uk. He gave me all the supportive documents to get my usa visa but it has been denied twice. He wants me to visit him in usa for a month and we see how leaving together for a month is before we take the huge step. If we apply for a k1 visa and its granted and i go visit him and leave after a month. Will it bring me problems if i want to go back visit him since we didn't get married on the k1 visa. How are the chances of getting another visa if you didnt get married on the k1 visa?

A k1 visa is not used for visiting someone.

[Roel 7,191]

8 minutes ago, Cristoo17 said:

I have been dating my boyfriend for one year, we met online and we hv met physically 4times, 3 times in hongkong and once in uk. He gave me all the supportive documents to get my usa visa but it has been denied twice. He wants me to visit him in usa for a month and we see how leaving together for a month is before we take the huge step. If we apply for a k1 visa and its granted and i go visit him and leave after a month. Will it bring me problems if i want to go back visit him since we didn't get married on the k1 visa. How are the chances of getting another visa if you didnt get married on the k1 visa?

You can't use K1 for visiting and leaving. You either use K1 visa to get married and stay or you don't apply for K1 at all. It's enormous waste of money and time. K1 is for people 100% sure  they want to get married.

 

His "supportive documents" means nothing to the embassy. It's your ties to your country that counts and apparently it wasn't enough.

 

If you want to meet then meet in your country or some third country.

Edited September 7, 2018 by Roel

[Peot 128]

You can travel while the K1 is processing, but you cannot enter on a K1 and leave without getting married before the 90 days - this would be abandonment of the case and you would need to re-apply, however with the record of abandoning a visa case on your history, it will likely affect other visas you attempt to receive, and may raise "fraud" red flags in the future.

 

To be perfectly clear:

Entering on a K1 visa without any intention of marrying is fraud.

[Cristoo17 0]

Okay thank you

[AmandaandChayne 734]

what was the reasons for your visitor visa denials? they may impact if you ever did decide to use a K1 application to actually get married.

[Going through 5,668]

What ties do you have to your home country?  Without compelling reasons to return, your chances of getting a tourist visa to visit are slim.  If you were denied, and then reapplied right away without your personal circumstances changing, then it's no surprise you were denied the second time.

 

It all depends on your ties to your country.  Are you employed/in school, property ownership, etc.?

[Cristoo17 0]

Not enough social ties in my country. I have good travel history for europe and uk and i have never over stayed my visits. I thought my travel history would be proof enough for them that i wasnt an immigrant. Thats why me and my boyfriend thought we could try the k1 visa. We want to spend atleast a month of staying together and see how leaving together is before making the huge step. What am nt sure of is if i get the k1 visa and we dont get married and i leave the usa will it impact my next visa application?

[Roel 7,191]

1 minute ago, Cristoo17 said:

Not enough social ties in my country. I have good travel history for europe and uk and i have never over stayed my visits. I thought my travel history would be proof enough for them that i wasnt an immigrant. Thats why me and my boyfriend thought we could try the k1 visa. We want to spend atleast a month of staying together and see how leaving together is before making the huge step. What am nt sure of is if i get the k1 visa and we dont get married and i leave the usa will it impact my next visa application?

Yes. It will raise extra questions.

 

So you really want to wait about 10 months for K1 approval, pay all the fees (petition+visa+medical) just to go to the US and come back? Seems pointless. Like I said, it's for people who want to get married, not for people wondering if they should get married..

[Cristoo17 0]

3 minutes ago, Going through said:

What ties do you have to your home country?  Without compelling reasons to return, your chances of getting a tourist visa to visit are slim.  If you were denied, and then reapplied right away without your personal circumstances changing, then it's no surprise you were denied the second time.

 

It all depends on your ties to your country.  Are you employed/in school, property ownership, etc.?

I aint employed but i have property like land titles. I hv good travel history and hv never over stayed my visas i thought that would be proof enough that i wont be an immigrate.

[Going through 5,668]

15 minutes ago, Cristoo17 said:

What am nt sure of is if i get the k1 visa and we dont get married and i leave the usa will it impact my next visa application?

It can, in some cases.  Tourist visa denied twice and then all of a sudden applying for K1 visa can raise a slight eyebrow.  Can depend on timing.  

Also the possibility of the K-1 being denied, too, as there's no guarantee of an approval with that either.

 

1 hour ago, Cristoo17 said:

He wants me to visit him in usa for a month and we see how leaving together for a month is before we take the huge step.

Why not spend a month living together in one of the other countries you've already successfully traveled to?  Seems easier, no?

[Cyberfx1024 7,978]

34 minutes ago, Cristoo17 said:

I aint employed but i have property like land titles. I hv good travel history and hv never over stayed my visas i thought that would be proof enough that i wont be an immigrate.

What country are you from? I am asking that because that matters as well. 

[Cristoo17 0]

I am from uganda east africa

[Cristoo17 0]

3 hours ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

What country are you from? I am asking that because that matters as well. 

 

3 hours ago, Going through said:

It can, in some cases.  Tourist visa denied twice and then all of a sudden applying for K1 visa can raise a slight eyebrow.  Can depend on timing.  

Also the possibility of the K-1 being denied, too, as there's no guarantee of an approval with that either.

 

Why not spend a month living together in one of the other countries you've already successfully traveled to?  Seems easier, no?

His a self employed business man and he cant be away from his company that long. Besides it would be expensive paying for a hotel for a month. It is so frustrating with the immigration officers i mean you come out with the honest truth they denie the visa, those who go with lies are usually granted visas.

[Going through 5,668]

You never mentioned the country of origin....as said before, can have an impact.