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Thank you all for your suggestions, I was going to sent an email to the consulate explaining my situation, but I rather ask here on the forum. I do believe that if I apply again, I will be rejected again. I also believe that diadromous mermaid has a point about my wife and baby being in USA.

I think that my wife and I will go directly to the consulate and request for advice, if the DCF is the way to go, perhaps I will take it, but I dont know how useful that will be, as I wont really be a US resident.

Again, thank you for your time!

Carlos

Hi,

Thank you for your prompt response. The first time I went to the interview, I went laking of most documents and evidence, but for the second time I did show ALL the documentation requested, I work at Hewlett-Packard and I also show them a letter form HP HR, and they said that I was not elegible as I have family there, but I gave them a job letter, Bank statements, University diploma, EVERYTHING they asked for, there was no single document I didnt had. Of course everything legimate, I didnt made anything up, and still refused .

If I go for the Kx visa, can I use it to go in and out, or is it only for migrants only?

regards,

Carlos

Hello All,

First of all, congratulations for this great forum, I had read a lot of topics and this forums are a real help to everybody. My case is the following:

My wife and my newborn baby are both American citizens, but we live here in Mexico and we are happy to be here. My baby was borned last december, I tried to get a B1/B2 visa in order to travel to US and be with my wife at the time the baby was borned, in that time we were not married and my Visa request was denied 2 times. I will like to get a Visa as we both have family in the US and I think its a good thing to have. We are not planning to move there, thats why I dont consider the K1/k3 options, I just want a visa to go as a tourist.

Is there any simple way to get a tourist visa being married to her. The second time my visa was refused, they said I was not elegible to travel to US as I have family there and they assumed I was planning to STAY there, wich I am not. Now I wonder if I can even think into try again for a visa or they will now say that I married her in order to get a green card or something (wish is not true, we have been together for more than 5 years now and we have a precious baby).

Any advice is greatly welcome,

Carlos Diaz