Lonelycouplez

Well I donno but in my opinion I don't think it has any impact on your interview. I never heard any had a problem with the age difference at his/her interview. My husby is older than me with 28 years and it didn't bring any concern of the Consular officer when I went for my interview earlier this year. What I rather heard is that in cases where women petition for their men triggers admin processing.

Ghanaluv,this is a good topic you brought up. Marriage or Relationship fraud is very common nowadays in africa and Ghana is a good example. Ghanaian guys do not work nowadays,what they do is go on the net and look for foreigner especially americans just for them to get the chance to go to the States.These guys tend to depend on their foreign fiancees for up keeping money. One could ask himself why doesn't he work? While in a relationship with one woman,they still look for other women on the internet who will be assisting them finacially. Even before he looks for women online,he already has someone he is dating in Ghana. They go to the extent of introducing their girlfriends as sisters and the girlfriends agree because she wants her so called guy to enter the US.I'm a ghanaian and living there right now and this is a fact. There's one guy in my area who brings different types of women from the states every Year with the intention of marrying her.his parents are aware of it and they welcome each and every woman with hospitality because they want their son to go to the states. You can never tell what they are up to.
I met my fiance when he came to ghana after travelling to the US for years. He happens to be my father's friend's son so his dad brought him to greet my dad and that was where we met.from there we saw each other every other day before he travelled back to the US. He came back a year later and we got married at that time of his visit.that was in 2008.he returned and filed the CR1 for me.I don't have ny second thoughts on my husby because he is wonderful and matured.we love each other very much only we don't talk on the phone often .we talk every other day but send emails often cos he's kinda busy at work. The fraud is possible especially in the situation where the ladies are rather petitioning for their partners and the guys always depend on the ladies for money...this is one thing to be careful about.

Actually, after I was notified that my case has been reaffirmed and sent to DOS for visa processing. I called NVC and they said they shipped it a week after it was reaffirmed because they already processed it. On 13th october, that is exactly one month when Nvc told me they sent it to embassy in accra,I caleed the department of state to ask if my file has been received and opened at Us embassy accra. They told me that the embassy has mailed me a letter to come to the embassy to pick up appointment package.Since it will takes forever for me to receive that letter and also I have a copy of the letter from last year,I have it because they mailed it to me regarding my first interview. I took the letter from last year to the embassy and they allowed me pick up my appointment package on 15th october If I'm right.

Ghanaluv,this is a good topic you brought up. Marriage or Relationship fraud is very common nowadays in africa and Ghana is a good example. Ghanaian guys do not work nowadays,what they do is go on the net and look for foreigner especially americans just for them to get the chance to go to the States.These guys tend to depend on their foreign fiancees for up keeping money. One could ask himself why doesn't he work? While in a relationship with one woman,they still look for other women on the internet who will be assisting them finacially. Even before he looks for women online,he already has someone he is dating in Ghana. They go to the extent of introducing their girlfriends as sisters and the girlfriends agree because she wants her so called guy to enter the US.I'm a ghanaian and living there right now and this is a fact. There's one guy in my area who brings different types of women from the states every Year with the intention of marrying her.his parents are aware of it and they welcome each and every woman with hospitality because they want their son to go to the states. You can never tell what they are up to.
I met my fiance when he came to ghana after travelling to the US for years. He happens to be my father's friend's son so his dad brought him to greet my dad and that was where we met.from there we saw each other every other day before he travelled back to the US. He came back a year later and we got married at that time of his visit.that was in 2008.he returned and filed the CR1 for me.I don't have ny second thoughts on my husby because he is wonderful and matured.we love each other very much only we don't talk on the phone often .we talk every other day but send emails often cos he's kinda busy at work. The fraud is possible especially in the situation where the ladies are rather petitioning for their partners and the guys always depend on the ladies for money...this is one thing to be careful about.