K-1 Interview Failed. What now?

[crs 0]

I am done here. Moderator feel free to closed this thread.

Wow! People were trying to help you with their experiences, and you just went off and kept saying "we weren't lying".

[payxibka 10,045]

You obviously feel no guilt or shame in participating in a series of events that will now cause this woman to never to be able to come to the USA for any reason... because you did not want to speak the "truth" because you were afraid it would cause a refusal. ding ding ding ding... guess what... you got what you were afraid of..... maybe some would say you got what you deserved....

If we are wrong, please come back and do an "I told you so".... I however, am not holding my breathe...

[pushbrk 12,569]

You obviously feel no guilt or shame in participating in a series of events that will now cause this woman to never to be able to come to the USA for any reason... because you did not want to speak the "truth" because you were afraid it would cause a refusal. ding ding ding ding... guess what... you got what you were afraid of..... maybe some would say you got what you deserved....

If we are wrong, please come back and do an "I told you so".... I however, am not holding my breathe...

Or, if the relationship is indeed legitimate, you've put both of you in the position where it's likely your only remaining option to be together is to live in Cambodia. Good luck to you. I hope Marc Ellis can limit your consequences to delay and substancial additional cost.

[Staashi 371]

I am done here. Moderator feel free to closed this thread.

Wow! People were trying to help you with their experiences, and you just went off and kept saying "we weren't lying".

I just love it when someone comes to the boards, posts a topic - all boo hoo, what can I do, my fiance/spouse did something illegal. People then reply to the topic with their actual knowledge of how things truly work with USCIS. Ultimately, when the poster finds out that they're up shizz creek without a paddle and are tired of hearing the truth, they are like "close the thread." Bone up, be a man. Your fiance commited the USCIS/DOS mark of death - you don't ever tell a lie to the government as they will always find out. Boo f'ing hoo. Deal with it. To wuss out and say "I am done here" is super childish.

[Cassie 8]

I am done here. Moderator feel free to closed this thread.

Wow! People were trying to help you with their experiences, and you just went off and kept saying "we weren't lying".

I just love it when someone comes to the boards, posts a topic - all boo hoo, what can I do, my fiance/spouse did something illegal. People then reply to the topic with their actual knowledge of how things truly work with USCIS. Ultimately, when the poster finds out that they're up shizz creek without a paddle and are tired of hearing the truth, they are like "close the thread." Bone up, be a man. Your fiance commited the USCIS/DOS mark of death - you don't ever tell a lie to the government as they will always find out. Boo f'ing hoo. Deal with it. To wuss out and say "I am done here" is super childish.

Seriously. But the OP refuses to admit that they did something illegal, which proves to me that they will have problems long into the future.

A family member of mine, who deals with matters of national security, told me at the beginning of this process: "Tell the whole truth, even if you think it makes you look bad. If you tell "half a truth", or withhold information from them, and they find out about it, they will wonder what else you are withholding or lying about and scrutinize you even further."

Good luck, nelwyn, you're gonna need a ton of it.