K1 visa (merged)

[Jules Joniel 3]

I went to the interview today, and I was given a 221g sheet containing this, what should I do?which prohibits the granting of a visa to anyone who marries or becomes engaged for the sole purpose of obtaining immigration benefits

[Chancy 6,233]

*** Moved from K1 Process & Procedures to K1 Progress Reports ***

 

Edited April 29, 2022 by Chancy

[powerpuff 5,914]

It means they don’t believe your relationship is real; they believe you are in a relationship with a US citizen for a sole purpose of obtaining an immigration benefit. 
 

It sounds like you were denied. You will either need to start over with another K1 or marry and file for a spousal visa (this one is a better option).

Edited April 29, 2022 by powerpuff

[JeanneAdil 6,210]

the petition is denied 

as to "What can u do?"   

nothing u can  do to overcome a denial

it will be up to the USC if she wants to continue the process with another k1 petition or by getting married and filing a CR1

 

Either way you need to spend more time together and get to know each other as the CO was convinced u did not have that real connection for a marriage

[Crazy Cat 39,338]

42 minutes ago, Jules Joniel said:

I went to the interview today, and I was given a 221g sheet containing this, what should I do?which prohibits the granting of a visa to anyone who marries or becomes engaged for the sole purpose of obtaining immigration benefits

If your visa was denied due to that, there is no quick fix.  You need to spend a LOT of quality time together as proof of a bona fide relationship.  If you are in a real relationship, then a K-1 might not be the better choice.

Edited April 29, 2022 by Crazy Cat

[Boiler 43,545]

Maybe ask her to join is.

[Crazy Cat 39,338]

50 minutes ago, Jules Joniel said:

I went to the interview today, and I was given a 221g sheet containing this, what should I do?which prohibits the granting of a visa to anyone who marries or becomes engaged for the sole purpose of obtaining immigration benefits

I agree with @Boiler.  Your fiance needs to join this conversation. 

This is a serious allegation which will require a lot of knowledge and planning to overcome.  Good luck. 

[Rocio0010 5,567]

It's hard to give advice when you give little to no context. All we know is that you were denied a K1. Please complete your timeline to get more accurate answers. And ask SO to join us here. This is serious.

[dwheels76 5,463]

1. What country are you from?
2. Do you have a big age gap?
3. How many times have you two seen each other in person?
4. How long did they stay in your country?
5. What other red flags do you have?
6. What evidence did you submit with your I-129F?
7. What evidence did you bring to interview? Did CO ask to see it?
8. Has Beneficiary ever been married before?
9. Do you have children?
10. Have you ever applied for a visitor visa or Student visa before?
11. If you did, did you claim you were married when you were single to show strong ties?
    
    
     

[carmel34 3,531]

11 minutes ago, dwheels76 said:

1. What country are you from?
2. Do you have a big age gap?
3. How many times have you two seen each other in person?
4. How long did they stay in your country?
5. What other red flags do you have?
6. What evidence did you submit with your I-129F?
7. What evidence did you bring to interview? Did CO ask to see it?
8. Has Beneficiary ever been married before?
9. Do you have children?
10. Have you ever applied for a visitor visa or Student visa before?
11. If you did, did you claim you were married when you were single to show strong ties?
    
    
     

OP's previous posts do not include many details, only Haiti as the country, and issues with the joint sponsor.

[Jules Joniel 3]

On 4/29/2022 at 12:58 PM, powerpuff said:

It means they don’t believe your relationship is real; they believe you are in a relationship with a US citizen for a sole purpose of obtaining an immigration benefit. 
 

It sounds like you were denied. You will either need to start over with another K1 or marry and file for a spousal visa (this one is a better option).

it's so hard, I brought all the documents they asked me, received transfer, photo, WhatsApp message, received hotel.  I would like to know if I can do something, or just get married.

On 4/29/2022 at 4:13 PM, carmel34 said:

OP's previous posts do not include many details, only Haiti as the country, and issues with the joint sponsor.

it's so hard, I brought all the documents they asked me, received transfer, photo, WhatsApp message, received hotel.  I would like to know if I can do something, or just get married.

[centric23 95]

On 4/29/2022 at 1:46 PM, Rocio0010 said:

It's hard to give advice when you give little to no context. All we know is that you were denied a K1. Please complete your timeline to get more accurate answers. And ask SO to join us here. This is serious.

From scrolling through previous posts, it looks like they share one account.

[Jules Joniel 3]

7 hours ago, centric23 said:

From scrolling through previous posts, it looks like they share one account.

We met in 2012 for the first time, we lost contact about two years later, in July 2019 we got back in touch, then in September 2020 she came to see me, we got engaged.  in January 2021 we applied for a K1 visa.

[TBoneTX 43,158]

What specific questions were asked in the visa interview, and what were your specific answers?

Was your fiancee in Haiti, within range of being called in also, during the interview?

[Jules Joniel 3]

On 5/2/2022 at 11:51 PM, TBoneTX said:

What specific questions were asked in the visa interview, and what were your specific answers?

Was your fiancee in Haiti, within range of being called in also, during the interview?

I think there was just information I didn't know about her, like how long she's been living in Orlando, when she graduated, and how long she's been employed since 2019. they also  focused on the time we spent together. we spent 8 days together both times, it's mainly for security reasons in my country, kidnappings, etc.  I live in Haiti.  At first USCIS told me there was nothing they could do if the embassy didn't give the instruction, we kept calling, eventually they put us on hold, told us within 30 days  that an officer would call us, what do you think I should expect

Edited May 4, 2022 by Jules Joniel