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I flew into London the night before my fiancé's appt at the Embassy (ours was a more difficult case, and our lawyer strongly suggested I attend.) I had prepared all of the paperwork, with his immigration lawyer overseeing. When we arrived at the embassy, my name was not on the list for me to go in with him--not sure how! I politely argued that there was some mistake and showed the binder of information I had put together, stated that I was the petitioner, and had flown in from the US the previous night to be there for it. The woman took my passport and information, called inside and was able to put me on the list. We went in and I accompanied him during the interview. Everything went fine, he was approved. We are now married living in the states. So yes, you can go in, just be sure to put your name on that list!, or prepare to be incredibly persuasive.

My fiancé was denied entry to the US using his previous visa. He is currently in the US on the K1. They did ask some questions about it (I went to the interview with him) but it got approved. Its easy to worry after hearing of denials but as long as you have everything in order, follow the rules with what they require, and can prove your relationship then you'll be fine. It's hard because it feels like the process never ends but soon enough you'll be together and all the worry and stress you experienced feels silly. :-)

I was still married, although separated, while with my current fiancé. I got divorced and then filed the I-29F, and our visa was approved last month at the embassy. They didn't even question my previous marriage or the time frame.

He did not not accrue any unlawful presence even though he was out of status, according to our immigration attorney. Had he stayed longer than the date on his i94, then it would have been a problem. Yes, he did something wrong without really realizing it. I'm hoping this won't be an issue. I suppose all he can do is answer the questions truthfully if asked at the interview and hope the K1 doesn't get denied.

I'm posting this question on here because so many people seem to be very knowledgeable on this site, and I want to make sure that my fiance and I don't encounter any problems. We have received our NOA2, booked medical, completed the DS 160 and are just waiting for our appointment date for our K1. Here is my concern:

Last December, my fiance left the US to go back to England to see his family for the holidays. Upon landing in the US, he was questioned, and found to be inadmissible to the US on the grounds that his E2 visa was no longer valid. He had sold his initial business and purchased another, but failed to let anyone know. Basically he violated the terms of his visa. He was denied entry and they allowed him to withdraw his application for admission, which is good--he did not receive a ban. The officers told him he could apply for another visa such as the K1. On his visa in his passport, they stamped "CANCELLED WITH PREJUDICE" From my understanding, that means that he did something wrong (obviously) to warrant the cancellation of the E2 visa. Will this affect him being approved for the K1 visa at the embassy?

Thank you for any help or thoughts on this.

Thank you! You've been very helpful!

My fiance has filled out the DS 160 online, and has booked his medical for Nov. 29. Is that all we have to do for the moment? He has his police cert. I am planning to fly to London to attend the interview with him, bringing along all of our evidence, and am trying to make sure that after the medical, the Embassy receives the results and then mails him a letter with an appointment date? Is there anything aside from the DS160 and medical that needs to be done to get an appointment? Thanks!