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Are you the US citizen or the Moroccan? 

 

Either way it could potentially complicate things if your names are similar or if a background search on you and his name comes up in connection.  If you are Moroccan (I'm guessing you are by your English) and you get the DS5535 you have to list all siblings. 

 

Lastly make sure you and your spouse spend a lot of time together BEFORE  you get married.  If you look on here or on the Facebook groups you will see a spouse Visa from Morocco is not as easy as other countries.  The best chance at a visa you have (with or without your brothers conviction) is to spend a lot of time together FIRST then marry later. 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Salaam alaikum,

 

Because your family member is imprisoned on terrorism charges I would anticipate that your security checks will take longer than other individuals at the minimum.

 

United States State Department will have to assess if you are a threat to the national security of the United States before granting you any visa regardless of your marriage to a U.S. Citizen.

 

If the State Department and other intelligence agencies find with the help of Moroccan National Security that you are a high-level threat due to your relationship with this family member your visa will either politely get stuck in "Administrative Processing," for years or be outright rejected.

 

Best Wishes,

 

Ally & Omar

Timeline to Immigrate to the United States of America -

Travel back to our Moroccan Home from Casa: 10/17/2014

Husband submits for vacation from Protection Civile: 10/28/2015

Husband submits for demission from Protection Civile :11/10/2014

I travel personally to the Main Office of the Protection Civile in Rabat and submit a Dolence: 12/09/2014

I travel back to the USA in preparation of the birth of our baby - 12/18/2014

Husband travels back to Rabat to the main office of the Protection Civile and meets with "Head of Human resources" and told to resubmit his vacation request - told his request will be approved by 1/15/ 2015: 1/07/2015

Husband asks commander to call main office of Protection Civile to check the status of the new vacation request and is told no one but the general can approve his request and he is on vacation: 1/28/2015

Husband stops going to work for the Protection Civile in protest: 1/29/2015

We hire a lawyer in Casablanca to help my husbands case with regards to the Protection Civile : 02/2015

Lawyer sends letter to the Main office of the Protection Civile - 02/04/2015

Our daughter is born with my husband still stuck in Morocco - 2/09/2015

Direction (Main Office) of the Protection Civile Sends out Alert Letter to my husband and my husband picks it up on- 02/13/2015

Husband goes to US Consulate to request an extension of his visa - US Consulate says they won't extend his visa however they can issue him a new one at the cost of 3000DH/ $311 -/+ and to come back the last week of the month to get his second visa- 3/08/2015

Husband returns to the US Consulate and picks up *NEW VISA* with expiration date of 09/22/2015 on: 03/26/2015

Husband's first visa expires: 04/08/2015

Protection Civile continues to pay my husband - 04/2015

The lawyer sends letters to the Ministry of the Interior - 04//2015

My husband seeks help from the Prime Minister of Morocco's political party and called the lawyer to set an appointment to check on his case: 05/6/2015

My husband seeks help from a second lawyer when the first one proves unhelpful: 05/07/2015

My husband goes to Parliment to follow up with the Prime Minister's party - set a follow up appointment at a cafe the next day: 05/08/2015

I send a letter to the Moroccan Ambassador to the United States asking for help with my husband's case (registered mail): 05/26/2015

I go to Sen. Diane Feinstein's office seeking help with my husband's demission from the Protection Civile: 05/27/2015

I go to Sen. Barbara Boxer's office seeking help with my husband's demission from the Protection Civile: 05/28/2015

My husband returns to hometown in Morocco and returned his materials, the message awaiting him says "Demission Favorable.": 06/11/2015

Lots of running around to meetings and trying to get the authorization to leave Morocco by my husband: 07/2015

Husband goes to CMN airport trying to get paperwork authorizing him to leave Morocco and with the help of some powerful people GETS THE AUTHORIZATION: 07/23/2015 :dancing:

My husband leaves Morocco and arrives in the U.S.A. and meets his daughter for the first time at SFO airport: 07/27/2015

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On 10/26/2018 at 4:12 PM, nomadnoor said:

Salaam alaikum,

 

Because your family member is imprisoned on terrorism charges I would anticipate that your security checks will take longer than other individuals at the minimum.

 

United States State Department will have to assess if you are a threat to the national security of the United States before granting you any visa regardless of your marriage to a U.S. Citizen.

 

If the State Department and other intelligence agencies find with the help of Moroccan National Security that you are a high-level threat due to your relationship with this family member your visa will either politely get stuck in "Administrative Processing," for years or be outright rejected.

 

Best Wishes,

 

Ally & Omar

he is my brother

 

capacity of marriage obtained in morocco how much it stays until expiration?

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On 10/26/2018 at 12:47 PM, EandH0904 said:

Are you the US citizen or the Moroccan? 

 

Either way it could potentially complicate things if your names are similar or if a background search on you and his name comes up in connection.  If you are Moroccan (I'm guessing you are by your English) and you get the DS5535 you have to list all siblings. 

 

Lastly make sure you and your spouse spend a lot of time together BEFORE  you get married.  If you look on here or on the Facebook groups you will see a spouse Visa from Morocco is not as easy as other countries.  The best chance at a visa you have (with or without your brothers conviction) is to spend a lot of time together FIRST then marry later. 

he is my brother, so he has same lastname

 

capacity of marriage obtained in morocco how much it stays until expiration?

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15 minutes ago, gogodayrep said:

he is my brother, so he has same lastname

 

capacity of marriage obtained in morocco how much it stays until expiration?

Most things in Morocco expire after 3 months so that would be my guess 

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5 minutes ago, gogodayrep said:

but capacity of marriage is obtained in embassy

Its obtained from the consulate not the embassy. And my guess is 3 months. The Moroccan court has to accept it so it would likely go by their standards. 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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On 10/28/2018 at 10:40 AM, gogodayrep said:

he is my brother

 

capacity of marriage obtained in morocco how much it stays until expiration?

I am unsure what the expiration date is for this document.  In Morocco, I found some documents expire that do not expire ever in the US and the timelines vary.  I recommend you asking the local courts how long the document is good for.

Timeline to Immigrate to the United States of America -

Travel back to our Moroccan Home from Casa: 10/17/2014

Husband submits for vacation from Protection Civile: 10/28/2015

Husband submits for demission from Protection Civile :11/10/2014

I travel personally to the Main Office of the Protection Civile in Rabat and submit a Dolence: 12/09/2014

I travel back to the USA in preparation of the birth of our baby - 12/18/2014

Husband travels back to Rabat to the main office of the Protection Civile and meets with "Head of Human resources" and told to resubmit his vacation request - told his request will be approved by 1/15/ 2015: 1/07/2015

Husband asks commander to call main office of Protection Civile to check the status of the new vacation request and is told no one but the general can approve his request and he is on vacation: 1/28/2015

Husband stops going to work for the Protection Civile in protest: 1/29/2015

We hire a lawyer in Casablanca to help my husbands case with regards to the Protection Civile : 02/2015

Lawyer sends letter to the Main office of the Protection Civile - 02/04/2015

Our daughter is born with my husband still stuck in Morocco - 2/09/2015

Direction (Main Office) of the Protection Civile Sends out Alert Letter to my husband and my husband picks it up on- 02/13/2015

Husband goes to US Consulate to request an extension of his visa - US Consulate says they won't extend his visa however they can issue him a new one at the cost of 3000DH/ $311 -/+ and to come back the last week of the month to get his second visa- 3/08/2015

Husband returns to the US Consulate and picks up *NEW VISA* with expiration date of 09/22/2015 on: 03/26/2015

Husband's first visa expires: 04/08/2015

Protection Civile continues to pay my husband - 04/2015

The lawyer sends letters to the Ministry of the Interior - 04//2015

My husband seeks help from the Prime Minister of Morocco's political party and called the lawyer to set an appointment to check on his case: 05/6/2015

My husband seeks help from a second lawyer when the first one proves unhelpful: 05/07/2015

My husband goes to Parliment to follow up with the Prime Minister's party - set a follow up appointment at a cafe the next day: 05/08/2015

I send a letter to the Moroccan Ambassador to the United States asking for help with my husband's case (registered mail): 05/26/2015

I go to Sen. Diane Feinstein's office seeking help with my husband's demission from the Protection Civile: 05/27/2015

I go to Sen. Barbara Boxer's office seeking help with my husband's demission from the Protection Civile: 05/28/2015

My husband returns to hometown in Morocco and returned his materials, the message awaiting him says "Demission Favorable.": 06/11/2015

Lots of running around to meetings and trying to get the authorization to leave Morocco by my husband: 07/2015

Husband goes to CMN airport trying to get paperwork authorizing him to leave Morocco and with the help of some powerful people GETS THE AUTHORIZATION: 07/23/2015 :dancing:

My husband leaves Morocco and arrives in the U.S.A. and meets his daughter for the first time at SFO airport: 07/27/2015

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