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[Nature felix 5]

hello Guys I  was denied B1/B2 and F1 visas 2014 and 2015, both were based on section of 214 of INA. on my F1 student visa i use my uncle name as my dad because he was the one sponsoring my education. am going to CR1 visa interview next  month, its this a red flag for me, do i have to let the consular know before the interview or i should for them to ask me? we got married may 2018, we have a child this year.. what are my chances of getting my Cr1 visa? 

[Mrs.C.M. 30]

you used your uncles name as your dad's name

hmmmm...... my only comment ........lying on immigration forms is never a good idea  

[Just Paul 4,591]

Hopefully the CO doesn't see it in a bad light.  You lied and that could be also misrepresentation.   The CO will have access to your previous Visa trys and will wonder why you have two different fathers. 

[Boiler 43,564]

Please let us know how it goes.

[Nature felix 5]

9 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Hopefully the CO doesn't see it in a bad light.  You lied and that could be also misrepresentation.   The CO will have access to your previous Visa trys and will wonder why you have two different fathers. 

i lost my parents at age 12, so my uncle was the one  doing everything so i was advised to used his name since he is the one providing the bank statement and sponsor letter. 

[Nature felix 5]

6 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Please let us know how it goes.

i wll. i'm having sleepless night

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

But it comes down to if he is actually legally your father. Just being a "father figure" and supporter doesn't legally make him your father in sense of the law, least not when it comes to US law. Your father, whether passed/deceased or whatever is always the father.

[Mrs.C.M. 30]

1 minute ago, Nature felix said:

i lost my parents at age 12, so my uncle was the one  doing everything so i was advised to used his name since he is the one providing the bank statement and sponsor letter. 

Were you officially adopted or was he a legal guardian?

 

1 minute ago, Nature felix said:

i wll. i'm having sleepless night

Hang in there

[Nature felix 5]

5 minutes ago, Mrs.C.M. said:

Were you officially adopted or was he a legal guardian?

 

Hang in there

no i was not. he just a man care about his brother childrens till today. more like guardian

[junkmart 320]

5 minutes ago, Nature felix said:

no i was not. he just a man care about his brother childrens till today. more like guardian

In the future, stick to what is on your birth certificate, since you are going to have to provide that as evidence at some point I assume.

[Mrs.C.M. 30]

11 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

But it comes down to if he is actually legally your father. Just being a "father figure" and supporter doesn't legally make him your father in sense of the law, least not when it comes to US law. Your father, whether passed/deceased or whatever is always the father.

 

This becomes a bigger issue without there being a legal basis. 

Don't loose sleep, it is what it is and now you have to handle it in the best way.

Are you still in the US or have you returned home?  If you are here you may want to consult an immigration attorney on how to handle this or have your spouse if you are in Estonia.

 

2 minutes ago, Nature felix said:

no i was not. he just a man care about his brother childrens till today. more like guardian

 

[Boiler 43,564]

Seems like the OP never got a visa.

[Mrs.C.M. 30]

3 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Seems like the OP never got a visa.

I agree, but even so that information is in his USCIS records wouldn't something like that prompt an adjudicator to question that? 

[Nature felix 5]

1 minute ago, Mrs.C.M. said:

I agree, but even so that information is in his USCIS records wouldn't something like that prompt an adjudicator to question that? 

Do I have to wait for CO to ask me or I should I explain to them before the interview and apologize for my mistakes?

[Mrs.C.M. 30]

2 minutes ago, Nature felix said:

Do I have to wait for CO to ask me or I should I explain to them before the interview and apologize for my mistakes?

Who did you indicate was your father on this application?