refused as visitor, now applying for K-1

[jzay 0]

Hey you all,

How are you doing? I just joined this website... My fiancé and I started this process in August 2007 and we finally have a date for my interview in Kingston (April 2008). Naturally I am so nervous and the wait is killing me. My problem is that I applied 3 times before for a visitor's visa in 2001, 2002 and 2006 and was rejected on all three occasions. I was refused based on the fact that I did not provide enough evident of my ties to Jamaica. I applied to go visit my fiancé in 2006 when I was studying in London and the immigration officer wrote a B in bracket (B) net to the stamp in my passport. What does that mean?

Will that affect my K-1 application?

[payxibka 10,047]

Shouldn't because you were most likely denied because you could not overcome the intention to immigrate.. As a K-1 you are an intended immigrant therefore it is the right visa

[jzay 0]

Shouldn't because you were most likely denied because you could not overcome the intention to immigrate.. As a K-1 you are an intended immigrant therefore it is the right visa

Thanks fwaguy

I thought so too but had trouble convincing myself... I just had to hear someone else say it. The pressure surrounding this process is overwhelming!!

Do you happen to know What the B in bracket represent?

Edited February 15, 2008 by jzay

[BishopMnA 0]

We were rejected for a tourist visa also, prior to filing the K1.

The rejection of the tourist visa had no impact on our K1 process.

Peace and good luck!

MarkNAam

[웃 910]

My SO was rejected 2 times for her B2 visa! Once in June and once in July!

[jzay 0]

We were rejected for a tourist visa also, prior to filing the K1.

The rejection of the tourist visa had no impact on our K1 process.

Peace and good luck!

MarkNAam

Thank you, Thats one load off my mind