Morocco Casablanca Consulate

[Uoas 58]

3 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

he doesnt know English at all. Him and I can carry a conversation without google translate. 

He knows a bit of English.. but I cannot speak fast..  he knows all there is about me in English, hobbies, age, birthday, family, address, work, etc. 

We can talk to one another in English... but is he 100% fluent: Nope

 

Why were you denied after being there a month??

See this is the problem no one is telling me why they were Denied in Morocco

I think everyone here has pointed out various things that can lead to a denial:

Age gap: Female is older

Language

Lack of visits/quality time

Different Culture

Religion 

Financial Stability 

All of these can factor in to a decision that leads to a denial. 

[Lottaair 8]

9 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

I noted that it was unlikely that he never had relationships with another person, as OP had admitted he was a 'sperm donor' to another woman, which is a reason why he didn't want her spending much time in Morocco. 

With this being said.. this is a friend of his.. not him! 

Someone that married in Morocco and she left after she was pregnant and did not come back ever again. 

This is just a story he told me. 

My fiance is not a sperm donor. 

[Jaquelly 1,647]

 

 

 

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

2 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

he doesnt know English at all. Him and I can carry a conversation without google translate. 

He knows a bit of English.. but I cannot speak fast..  he knows all there is about me in English, hobbies, age, birthday, family, address, work, etc. 

We can talk to one another in English... but is he 100% fluent: Nope

 

Why were you denied after being there a month??

See this is the problem no one is telling me why they were Denied in Morocco

Morocco does not tell anyone why they are denied like other embassies

they asked Adil 

"What does your family think of this relationship?"

he said they love her and smiled 

CO said "you smile ,  you lie"   no visa

i was there 2 months to marry and another 1 month and the 1st CR1 denied

he couldn't tell them what books i read

 

 

[Jaquelly 1,647]

1 minute ago, Lottaair said:

With this being said.. this is a friend of his.. not him! 

Someone that married in Morocco and she left after she was pregnant and did not come back ever again. 

This is just a story he told me. 

My fiance is not a sperm donor. 

Thank you for clarifying - I apologize for my misunderstanding.

[Nicola and Jordan 668]

Go to the search bar and type in Denied Morocco and you will see how every single person here has been trying to help you 

[Jaquelly 1,647]

1 minute ago, Nicola and Jordan said:

Go to the search bar and type in Denied Morocco and you will see how every single person here has been trying to help you 

https://www.google.com/search?q=k-1+visa+denied+morocco+site:www.visajourney.com&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiz6JW2mpbfAhUIiqwKHQwoAdIQrQIoBDAAegQIChAM&biw=1680&bih=908

 

Made it easier for her.

[Nicola and Jordan 668]

1 minute ago, Jaquelly said:

https://www.google.com/search?q=k-1+visa+denied+morocco+site:www.visajourney.com&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiz6JW2mpbfAhUIiqwKHQwoAdIQrQIoBDAAegQIChAM&biw=1680&bih=908

 

Made it easier for her.

I saw you posted the other articles too at the same time I posted that haha - very helpful, hopefully she will see you are all here to help! 

[geowrian 22,335]

9 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

See this is the problem no one is telling me why they were Denied in Morocco

We have...you haven't listened: lack of a bona fide relationship. The consular officer makes a judgement call based on the evidence available if he/she believes the relationship is legitimate or if it's to bypass immigration laws. They are very strict at Casa.

 

If you are looking for a more specific reason, sorry, but there is no single item that convinces them that a relationship is real, or that is relationship is fraudulent. Several key factors they look at have been noted: time spent physically together, common language, same religion, etc.

Nobody here knows what they would decide if you were to file now, 6 months from now, or later. But I think the general consensus is it would be a very difficult case without more time spent in person.

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

OP   that is u

he can not do interview in English

he will be denied

enough said

can't help u anymore

[RJandHamid 1,128]

We have listed things that lead to denial in Morocco:

- Not a lot of time spent in person together. This means getting married or engaged after just 1 visit. It generally doesn't end well, especially if you are a, 

- Older woman marrying a younger Moroccan man

- lack of a common language. You can't always use Google translate to communicate. Moroccan Arabic is especially difficult to translate into English and context is often lost. 

 

 

How to increase your chance of approval?

- Spend time in person together. This means multiple trips, the more the better. Don't file until you have gone at least 2 times. This will help you to load your petition with relationship evidence from all of your visits. This is what the CO will focus on. The often don't care about trips made after you file and often won't look at any additional evidence brought to the interview (I'm speaking specifically about the Casablanca consulate here).

 

We all want to take the quickest and easiest route to bring our loved ones to us, but immigration (and especially the Casablanca consulate) is never quick or easy. It does require you to sacrifice time and money, no way around that.

 

[Jaquelly 1,647]

11 minutes ago, Nicola and Jordan said:

I saw you posted the other articles too at the same time I posted that haha - very helpful, hopefully she will see you are all here to help! 

Regardless of country, it is good to know what causes denials just in case you might face it, too. Even though my husband is from the UK, I worried non stop.

[Boiler 43,451]

One thing they will focus on, you met presumably on line despite not sharing a common language and on your first visit you went with a list of documentation needed to file a K1.

[Apple Bee 272]

37 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

I noted that it was unlikely that he never had relationships with another person, as OP had admitted he was a 'sperm donor' to another woman, which is a reason why he didn't want her spending much time in Morocco. 

I thought she said a friend of his had that happen to him. Not her fiancé.

[Nicola and Jordan 668]

7 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

Regardless of country, it is good to know what causes denials just in case you might face it, too. Even though my husband is from the UK, I worried non stop.

Exactly same here. We didn't have a 100% straight forward case but from the advise of others on this forum and BE I picked up my visa today! 

 

Advise from different consulates is so helpful so hopefully the OP will take this and have a serious think about everything because they are going to have a long tough road ahead of them. 

 

Keep,going with your advise everyone, it is honestly so helpful even if it's hard to digest