Do you think that we may be denied the K-1???

[Krikit 1,163]

When he first came up to the US he tried to come up using a false ID and was stopped in the border.

If the ID identified him as American he will never have a visa approved. False claims to US citizenship make him permanently inadmissible.

[Boiler 44,929]

If the ID identified him as American he will never have a visa approved. False claims to US citizenship make him permanently inadmissible.

That is what I was thinking.

OP, there is a lot of bad information in this thread.

You will need a waiver.

Immigrate2us.net is the best site to go to.

(They will know he was in the US for the very simple reason he has to tell them)

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

There is no wavier for false claim of being a US citizen. It is a lifetime ban. Other things are waiverable but it may be a long slow process

[SuperDuper! 230]

If the ID identified him as American he will never have a visa approved. False claims to US citizenship make him permanently inadmissible.

Thank you for being blunt, krikit, and telling it like it is. I know people want to give the OP hope, but the time for sugar coating an intentionally deceitful entry, USING A FALSE ID, is over--that is unforgivable to the Feds, and there is no waiver or lawyer who can find a loophole. Also, the fingerprints were taken. Anyone who watches CSI knows that modern science can match fingerprints in a database. Its just like leaving a calling card at the scene of the crime. OP, you have to decide if you are going to go through the expense, trouble and heartache to find out what you already know in your heart: The consulate will not let this guy back in. Hope you resolve this and good luck.

That is what I was thinking.

OP, there is a lot of bad information in this thread.

You will need a waiver.

Immigrate2us.net is the best site to go to.

(They will know he was in the US for the very simple reason he has to tell them)

[bittbook 0]

Thank you everyone for you advice. I am looking for a good immigration lawyer.

Sadly, my fiance made some bad choices when he decided to come up to the U.S. of which consequences we are starting to deal with now.

Thanks for the strait-forward information. Although I'm sure that everyone wants things to turn out and have hope that they will.... I'm still hoping.... but it is good to know how things are in reality too.

To clarify about his crossing with a false ID I asked him about it and he said that he purchased the use of an ID from a permanent resident who was in Mexico at that time.

I know that my chances of getting the visa are slim with his past and past choices, but does anyone know if I am looking at the slim possibility of being given the option to submit the waiver?

Thanks for all of your input.

[Boiler 44,929]

Thank you everyone for you advice. I am looking for a good immigration lawyer.

Sadly, my fiance made some bad choices when he decided to come up to the U.S. of which consequences we are starting to deal with now.

Thanks for the strait-forward information. Although I'm sure that everyone wants things to turn out and have hope that they will.... I'm still hoping.... but it is good to know how things are in reality too.

To clarify about his crossing with a false ID I asked him about it and he said that he purchased the use of an ID from a permanent resident who was in Mexico at that time.

I know that my chances of getting the visa are slim with his past and past choices, but does anyone know if I am looking at the slim possibility of being given the option to submit the waiver?

Thanks for all of your input.

Impersonating a USC for immigration benefit is very bad news, a PR not so bad, probably doable.