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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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I was just wondering after reading a few threads if my situation will draw attention during her interview. I was introduced to Mong by my neighbor, her cousin. We sent letters, pictures and chatted on the phone for about 5 months before I went to Vietnam, with her cousin, to see her. We got engaged several months later and I call her twice a day since then. Will Mong being my neighbors cousin be a red flag to the consular? After all, I asked him, he did mot say hey, how about my cousin? People meet here by those means alot anyway.

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Yes.

Many cases that have red flags are approved, though.

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I was just wondering after reading a few threads if my situation will draw attention during her interview. I was introduced to Mong by my neighbor, her cousin. We sent letters, pictures and chatted on the phone for about 5 months before I went to Vietnam, with her cousin, to see her. We got engaged several months later and I call her twice a day since then. Will Mong being my neighbors cousin be a red flag to the consular? After all, I asked him, he did mot say hey, how about my cousin? People meet here by those means alot anyway.

Personally, I think this would work in your favor, not against. It is a personal introduction, rather than online.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Jamaica
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i don't see why it should be a problem....many people find their love ones by means of friends or families....all you need to know is that you have the proof of your not only meeting her but of your ongoing relationship...

good luck

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Plenty of proof. I sent her copies of our chats and phone logs, since I mainly call her, they do not have the discount plan to do so that I have. Photos, letters, etc... I even sent her signed photos of hockey players that they signed to her.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Sounds like a go to me.... red flags can be overcome by proof from the relationship.. good luck

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