inteview question

[stevedk 0]

I sent couple wire transfer to my fiance for all the fees that she has to pay for the interview. Should she present that in the interview as evidence? you know besides all photos, emails, phone records...

Thanks

[johndecka 0]

I sent couple wire transfer to my fiance for all the fees that she has to pay for the interview. Should she present that in the interview as evidence? you know besides all photos, emails, phone records...

Thanks

yes

[KimandRuss 0]

There are mixed opinions regarding money transfers. In most cases, like Peru, it should not create a problem but at a higher fraud Consualte, you helping to support your fiance may be viewed as a red flag.

If you have enough supporting evidence then I would not include it.

[YuAndDan 153]

Depends on how much was in the transfer, if enough for visa fees, medical fee, can be fine.

However if a large sum, this can be tricky, it can look like "buying a bride".

[pushbrk 12,898]

Depends on how much was in the transfer, if enough for visa fees, medical fee, can be fine.

However if a large sum, this can be tricky, it can look like "buying a bride".

IMO, it almost never helps and actually CAN hurt. I'd leave it out.

[Susita 175]

I sent my husband some money too to help him with the medical exam. We didn't present it as evidence and his visa was approved with no problem. My gut told me to leave it out, so I guess it's really up to you and how you feel.

Good luck!

Suzy

[bora bora 1]

I sent couple wire transfer to my fiance for all the fees that she has to pay for the interview. Should she present that in the interview as evidence? you know besides all photos, emails, phone records...

Thanks

I'd recommend NOT showing this as proof because of the reasons listed above. You say she has "photos, emails, phone records...", so leave it out. Good luck on the interview!

[jokalu 1]

I have a two years old baby from my fiance,(so my he support us ) so in our case i think is different, becouse we are a family whithot paper signature, or anybody here think that it be a problem in the final interview?

[pushbrk 12,898]

I have a two years old baby from my fiance,(so my he support us ) so in our case i think is different, becouse we are a family whithot paper signature, or anybody here think that it be a problem in the final interview?

Questions about bona fides generally don't center around the US Citizen's genuine intentions. As such, sending money doesn't help but it can raise questions about whether the intending immigrants intentions are genuine or about money. When a child is involved, the US Citizen's filing of the Consular Report of Birth Abroad is far more evidence of their genuine intentions than money transfers could ever be.

[jokalu 1]

I have a two years old baby from my fiance,(so my he support us ) so in our case i think is different, becouse we are a family whithot paper signature, or anybody here think that it be a problem in the final interview?

Questions about bona fides generally don't center around the US Citizen's genuine intentions. As such, sending money doesn't help but it can raise questions about whether the intending immigrants intentions are genuine or about money. When a child is involved, the US Citizen's filing of the Consular Report of Birth Abroad is far more evidence of their genuine intentions than money transfers could ever be.

we cant do a consular report of birth, becouse our baby born before my fiance become a USC , but we have a relationship for more than 7 years and we have photos, e-mails, and tickets for the 13 travels to Guatemala, so i really hope everything its ok by the interview!!

[pushbrk 12,898]

I have a two years old baby from my fiance,(so my he support us ) so in our case i think is different, becouse we are a family whithot paper signature, or anybody here think that it be a problem in the final interview?

Questions about bona fides generally don't center around the US Citizen's genuine intentions. As such, sending money doesn't help but it can raise questions about whether the intending immigrants intentions are genuine or about money. When a child is involved, the US Citizen's filing of the Consular Report of Birth Abroad is far more evidence of their genuine intentions than money transfers could ever be.

we cant do a consular report of birth, becouse our baby born before my fiance become a USC , but we have a relationship for more than 7 years and we have photos, e-mails, and tickets for the 13 travels to Guatemala, so i really hope everything its ok by the interview!!

13 trips and a child pretty much trumps other issues when it comes to showing a bona fide relationship.

[jokalu 1]

So we are ok? safe?

[pushbrk 12,898]

So we are ok? safe?

You'll know after the interview. I'm saying you don't need show money transfers.

[Cuchita 1]

Hey Jokalu I am in your same situation, we have a 9 years relationship, and in one of my trips got pregnant, then I gave birth here in the USA, then I became a citizen and applied to bring him in, so I guess the pics and the baby's birth certificate with his last name should be proof enough.

I am not taking proof of the money I sent him because I think its kind of humiliating, the consular officers are so "special" that they might take it the wrong way. They don't undersatnd that in our third world countries most people struggle to survive. Don't matter if they are male, I think that is harder for males to find a job.

[payxibka 10,045]

if you are relying on monet transfers to be the definitive piece of evidence to prove a bonafide relationship then you will have problems.... other evidence is or should be so much more convincing and should be more heavily relied upon than money transfers