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hmmm Well if i was in charge and saw someone who just cancelled their k1 petition trying to get in the states with a tourist visa i'd probably deny their entrance. Sounds suspicious. Just my opinion.

This is exactly what my fiance said... but I dont understand this we petitioned to cancel over 6 months ago it just didnt happen until recently!!! We changed our minds I go over there all the time just work wont allow it right now. ok well thank you for your replies we are just going to have wait I guess!

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hmmm Well if i was in charge and saw someone who just cancelled their k1 petition trying to get in the states with a tourist visa i'd probably deny their entrance. Sounds suspicious. Just my opinion.

This is exactly what my fiance said... but I dont understand this we petitioned to cancel over 6 months ago it just didnt happen until recently!!! We changed our minds I go over there all the time just work wont allow it right now. ok well thank you for your replies we are just going to have wait I guess!

I'm going to have to disagree here. Your French sweetie did not overstay a visa or abuse the VWP. If he has very compelling evidence of a return to France, like long-term employment based solidly in France, I would think that would set him up very well to gain entrance on the VWP.

I can't promise he'll be completely fine, nor can I promise that he'll be admitted with or without hassle. But if your sweetie's English is good and he can explain the situation to CBP with some hard evidence, I think that he could make a case for VWP entry pretty well.

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