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Thank you, I got my SSN with my maiden name. So it means they won’t change it when I show them the marriage certificate?

Thank you for your help. My friend changed her name and she had no problem. One thing they couldn’t find her in a system, and they couldn’t find me either 

On 11/19/2019 at 9:20 PM, NikLR said:

Depends.  If you haven't yet gotten your EAD they may not change it.  

Why? 

So when I show this certificate in the SS office they will change my card to my new name? Thank you it made me feel completely confused 

Hi, I am little confused. We just received our marriage certificate and there is my husband sign and my sign as well but with my maiden name. There is nowhere information that I’ve changed my name. Does it mean that I can’t use my husband name? Or all certificates look like that and is it normal? Can I fill out AOS form with my new name? Please help, thank you in advance.

@jeaniecz I appreciate all advice my heart is broken becasue I know how much my son loves US, he was there as a 9 old child with me, he even was studying English philology... We will try again. I was reading that is good to have the employer letter. Do you have any other suggestion what may let the OC think he has a tie in his own country?

@Unlockable you are right, nothing should be taken for granted and I know my reaction is one of a desperate mother 😞

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8 minutes ago, kzielu said:

It means he will get his ESTA deniad - he will  have to apply for B2 or immigrant Visa if he chooses to and has basis to do so.

 

https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1097/~/previously-denied-a-visa-or-immigration-benefit

Thank you, that is insane!!!

18 minutes ago, kzielu said:

With B2 denial he unfortunately will not ever be eligible to VWP, even if Poland joins to program - sorry to be downer on this. Others above said everything - odds were against you / him in this case - sponsoring him for GC due to his age would be very long so likely they suspected he was trying to circumvent it.

 

Btw - Cleves are very close to where I am, in fact I drove through it (sort of - on 275) yesterday...

What do you mean? They will not let him enter the US at POE? I don't understand.......

10 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

Personally, I don't think he should try again unless his circumstances change materially.  If he goes back in six months, or a year without anything changing much it will most likely be the same results.  It is difficult, when my fiancé was still in Russia, she tried twice in a year to get a visitor visa and both times was denied.  Of course if we knew then what we know now, she would not have wasted her time and money on the second attempt.

That is crazy 😞

@jeaniecz thank you so much, I am disappoined but there is nothing I can do right now. There are some information that Poland might start a Visa Waiver program so maybe no more visas will be required

16 hours ago, ElDiablo said:

So he has no ties to his home country, his mum is moving to the USA for good, and you seriously expected him to get approved? Really?

 

That's a slam dunk case of an easy automatic denial, no surprises there.

 

In a few years when he has a reason to return to his home country (right now he has no reason) he can try again.

Yes I seriously expected him to get approved! I thought and still do that telling the truth is worth it. You really think we should try after few years???

@Daphne K thank you so much

I know we are paying now for others who overstayed in US. But now I just start thinking if he got his denial once, they will have it the system right, how it may affect the next application? Even if he find a job how will they decide if this tie or bond is enough? There is no ristriction in Poland of trying one more time but if after three months with good job won't be enough, then when next year, in two years? Ehhhhhhh, maybe they never let him visit me :-((((((((

Thank you all for help, if I knew my K1 visa would be s problem we would have done it differently, maybe erlier but it looks like I am an optymistic thinking when you are honest they would notice. Not everyone is a cheater or consider US as an Eldorado, he only wanted to spend vacation there!

Hi everyone, 

I'm heartbroken! Last Thursday my son tourist visa wasn't approved.  He is 23, just finished his study and we wanted to fly together to US. I'm the K 1 visa holder. We were planning to go to US at the end of August and now what.... The main reason he was denied was not enough strong bonds with country what they said. He doesn't want to stay, he said that and more this trip was going to be vacation time and my wedding. Nope, no way! They know better. Now, due to the fact, when he can try again? If he find a job in here will be enough? I start to think that the main reason he was denied is my moving to US... We did everything right with that, and now I feel it is the main factor that the embassy doesn't want approve my son's visa. I heard about one man whose mom lives in US and he couldn't visit her, his visa was denied 10 times. That’s crazy 😓

@Islandlifer I waited two days

@Greenbaum your knowledge is amazing, there is no question you wouldn't know the answer, thank you ☺

I have one question, at the embassy the lady with smile said congratulations and about receiving back my passport but didn’t get any envelope with my medical exam. I read that I’ll gonna need that on the POE, right? So what about it? Will it come with with my passport?

Got approved yeeeeahhhh!!!!

@Greenbaum thank you so much. I was at the embassy last year when applying for my B-2 visa and it was pretty smooth  ( I remember being sooo nervous). We even made jokes and laugh. I know what to expect now but still being anxious if all papers are prepared correctly. 

Interview on Monday, getting nervous 😨

8 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

Any applicant who has been previously married must obtain evidence of the termination of each prior marriage such as final divorce decree, death certificate or annulment.

 

What you need is right there in the P3/website.

 

 Always make copies of whatever you submit. 

Thank you, your help is much appreciated 

4 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

Refer to what is needed for your interview. 

 

Everything needed for Poland is in this PDF.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1REDWdnSDzQjnaA042W8kceS-rQFpa26j/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k6V_n6d8_mXLlW-nmewOXfWbdymokJdb/view?usp=sharing

It's not quite clear. I have my divorce paper translated and copied. Should I make a duplicate ftom the vourt as well?

18 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

Use the case number.

Thank you, and what about my previous marriage do I need a certificate of that or only my divorce proof?