Should i wait or get marry instead.

[Tahlisha 28]

that comment is hard to overcome. The only way to overcome that one, is to go to the embassy with your fiance. Sending your fiance to the embassy alone without you is a 50/50 chance of approval. (some embassies just straight out deny the visa.) It has been said here many times, many many, many times. ALWAYS PLAN TO GO TO THE EMBASSY WITH YOUR FIANCE. The fiance gets nervous going by themselves. It is a MAJOR MAJOR MAJOR hurdle. EVERYTHING rests on that interview. It sounds like you not being there, plus the fiance may have missed some important questions, Like name, where you live, family members, when it was filed, There are basic questions the officer looks at in the packet including birthdays. Your fiance may have missed some really key information. I hate to say this, but you may want to look at your relationship. Your fiance may not know you or love you as much as you think they do. the consulate questions are extremely easy. ASK YOUR FIANCE EXACTLY WHAT QUESTIONS WERE ASKED and the ANSWERS GIVEN. Something went very wrong during the interview. The consulate officer heard something which raised a red flag. IT is said say nothing more then what you need to. BUT ALSO Elaborate when necessary. (WHEN,WHERE, WHO, Which DAY, How Long questions only give simple answers.) (HOW, WHY, WHAT questions need elaboration with careful thought plus expression in answering.)

getting married will NOT solve your problem. It WILL make it worse. The consulate officer will want more proof of evidence verified by the USCIS. Get as much as you can, phone calls, chat logs, photos, etc. Then at the next interview PLAN ON BEING THERE. Some countries are hard. But more and more consulates are denying visas when the US Spenser for the fiance is not present. Beat of luck....

I don't know much about this process as I am new to it all.... But I do know that the fiance is not allowed in for the interview... You can go up there andwait outside but that is as far as you are gonna get.... I was there when My fiance went for his interview and it didn't matter.....

[Tahlisha 28]

You definetly need to know why you were denied... and work from there. Getting married in Morocco is not a guarantee to an approval, it really it just a matter of what you want.

This is true.... It is what I wanted to do in the first place.... There is no such thing as engagement in Islam... But we followed the advice of his brother and sister because they said it would be faster.... Oh how wrong they were...

[maktub 0]

The 2 documents you get from the consulate were the easy part... LOL We went to the consulate straight from the airport.... Each document cost $50. My stay this time around is going to be 3 months.... Because of how much my husband works it took us some time to get all the documents needed.... But we got all and have submitted them we have been waiting about 3 weeks to hear back from the courts..... From what I have heard the time needed to marry here varies.... I talked to someone before who siad it only took themm a week and person I spoke to said 2 weeks and another said a month..... You are told it can take anywhere from a few days to a month or more.... Insha'allah we will hear back soon because I leane in 6 weeks... A lawyer told me I should try to stay 6 months but that is too much time to be away from work so we are hoping a 3 month stay will help us through this provess.... The whole process is frustrating to me.... But I am determined to have my sweetie home with me as soon as possible :0) I wish you the best and I hope I was of some help to you

Sure you helped me alot so now i have an idea what to expect so i could start collecting my documents in case i decided to get marry. I spoke with another lawyer and agreed with the first one, he said that i should focus on my wedding if i want to bring my fiance here, continue with K1 is a waste of time now that he was denied once. Thank you for sharing that info with me and best wishes for you