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I'm shocked that all of the responses have been to move back to australia before the child is born. The father has a right to his child. His actions have proven that he does not deserve his wife, but cheating on a spouse is no reason why a man should be denied his right to be a father to his child. I can imagine that you are extremely hurt and upset right now, but I think if you were to take a step back, you would realize that denying him his child is not a punishment to fit the crime.

Congratulations!!! Hopefully this time around will be much better!
What was the reason given for the denial the first time?

Hi!
I'm ot sure if the K1 interview was in the same place as the tourist visas. I believe so, but I'm not sure.
I had my fiance type his full name in Arabic and I tried to copy/paste it into the I-129F form, but it didn't work for me for some reason.
Luckily we were together just before filing, so I brought him the I-129F with all of the other answers typed, and he wrote his name in Arabic.
There are a couple of ways you can do this:
1) Copy/paste typed Arabic if the I-129F form lets you
2) Have the petitioner type out the rest of the I-129F and email it to the beneficiary. The beneficiary can print it, write in the name in Arabic and mail it back to the petitioner (The beneficiary will also need to mail the petitioner the original G-325A, the original Letter of Intent to marry, and the passport photo). then the petitioner signs the completed form.
3) Cut and paste the old-fashioned way: Handwrite the name in Arabic, scan and email it to the petitioner. If the petitioner can print it out in different sizes, then the petitioner can print the written name and the typed I-129F. combine the 2 like an art project and make a photocopy, then the petitioner can put an original signature on the finished product.
Best of luck to you!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I seem to be unable to add my Consulate Review in the appropriate place so I am putting it here for the benefit of those that have interviews in Casablanca soon.

My fiance had his interview in Casablanca today, June 20th. The appointment was set for 3:00PM. He approached the embassy at 2:30, and was told to return at the specified interview time. At 3:00PM he returned and was asked to join a long line of people waiting outside.

Embassy staff came out and asked for all people that had interviews scheduled. My fiance was the only one at the time. He thinks the other people that were in line were there to pick up visas. He was given a security pat down right there in the street before being led inside. Once inside he was asked for his name, and was given a security screening similar to what is done at the airport. He did not bring his cell phone with him, and was asked to remove his belt and electronic watch before passing through the metal detector. He was not allowed to bring the watch inside, so they gave him a ticket for it so he could collect it on his way out.

Once he was cleared through security, he was allowed to enter through a very heavy door and into the waiting area. He sat until his name was called. At the first window he handed over his passport and paid 2130 dirhams (which was slightly more than he expected). The receipt for payment was placed in his passport and handed over to the staff at the next window. He sat again until he was called to the next window by a Moroccan man. This man was very friendly and my fiance was asked for:
Interview letter from Consulate (which was looked at and quickly returned) DS 156 (2 copies with passport photos attached) DS 156K DS 157 DS 230 (Part 1 only) I-134 Affidavit of Support and supporting documents (my supporting documents were 2012 tax transcripts, 2012 W2, letter from my employer, letter from my bank) Updated letter of intent to marry from me All four civil documents with English translations After the documents were handed over and checked for completeness, my fiance was asked to sit and wait to be called for the interview. As he sat he noticed that the Moroccan man handed his paperwork and our file over to the CO, a young, American woman. My fiance could see her looking through the paperwork for approximately 20 minutes. This was our complete I-129F package with RFE response. She then motioned for him to approach the window.

When he approached the window he had his fingerprints taken, handed over 2 passport photos, filled out my name and signed the bottom of form DS 156K, was asked to pick up the phone, and asked to raise his right hand and swear that all of the information was true and correct. From the beginning of the interview, the CO was kind, very friendly, and treated my fiance with respect. As she was asking questions, and my fiance was answering, he explains that it was like a friendly conversation. When asked a question, my fiance just kept talking and explaining until she asked him another one. The questions asked were:
How and when did you meet Names and ages of my children How many times have I visited and for how many days was each trip When and where will we marry What do I do for work It sounds strange when I type the questions because mostly the answer of one question would naturally lead into the next question. Throughout the interview the CO would add comments or ask followup questions and was taking notes. The interview lasted about 5 minutes.

The CO said that his visa is approved and to please come back on Tuesday to pick it up. This is what I find to be the funny part. My fiance says that the CO was saying all of this pretty fast and he stopped her to ask for clarification on which date next Tuesday was. When she asked him why, he said that I wanted him to come on the 28th so he could be here for my birthday <3 She handed him some photos from the original I129F petition and a small piece of paper to bring back to collect his passport and visa on Tuesday. He collected his watch and left the consulate. The whole experience was less than an hour.

Overall, my fiance found this to be a great experience. He wanted me to write a detailed account of it so others will not be scared when going to interview. We have heard so many horror stories about the Casablanca consulate, that it was hard to believe his interview was so quick and easy. I think this might be that people that pass through without issues are less inclined to write a review than those that had a more difficult time. Therefore, we are left with a lot of negative reviews and few positive ones.

My fiance was treated kindly and with respect from the staff at the consulate. He brought along a lot of evidence of our relationship (chats, emails, letters, photos, etc), but was not asked for any of it. There was only one negative for him, and that is that since he got his electronic watch back, it hasn't worked properly.

My fiance's tips:
Do not bring an electronic watch. Do not bring any electronic media, such as a video recording because you would not be allowed to bring it inside (he didn't anyway) Do not arrive early as you are not allowed to enter the consulate until your appointment time If you do not know the answer to one of the questions on the DS forms, write "unknown" Leave your phone at home. You can't take it into the consulate and there is a street phone nearby to call your fiance before and after your interview (He called at 1:00PM when he arrived in Casablanca. Then at 2:00PM near the Consulate after having coffee at the cafe. Then at 2:30 after he tried to enter early. And again just before 4:00PM to tell me the wonderful news!)

I agree with fsaeed about the mindset. In my opinion the other threads that discuss the transfers are just toxic (to use someone else's word). Checking your case status continuously and keeping updated with everyone else's approvals accomplishes nothing positive for your case or for you. In fact, some people seem to be driving themselves crazy.
Calling USCIS repeatedly will do nothing for your case. And the truth is, you've only been waiting 4 months, so getting a congressman involved will not do anything for your case either. Do these things only if you want to be constantly told to wait longer.
The alternative would be to accept that you have no control over when your case will be approved. So in the meantime live your life with a positive attitude and refuse to let every day that passes without an approval upset you. It's all in your mindset. You can choose to spend every moment until approval depressed, frustrated, and angry. Or you can choose to enjoy your summer knowing that every day that passes is one day closer to your approval.
Edit to add: you can also spend your time preparing for the next step. No one wants to be the next one that says "I have waited so long and I'm finally approved!!! What's next?????"

I just don't believe that filling someone with false hope is a good idea. I'm sure you'll get enough of that from others here. Enjoy!

I'm sorry that you don't find the truth to be sensitive enough. I've seen several people in this forum lately that are facing denials because they did not meet the requirement of being in each others company within two years prior to filing. I didn't want you to be the next one.
I wasn't judging your current position, but asking a legitimate question. If you can't take care of yourself without government assistance, how can you care for another?
And please take note that it is considered a high fraud country for a reason. Putting your faith aside, this process has rules and guidelines that must be followed.
Good luck on your journey!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!

I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of help on this forum.
It's people like you that make this process so difficult for everyone else. Thanks for that!