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Did she get the student visa and overstay or something?

If everything is all in line - then no - no problem at all!

My fiancee applied for a student visa in June of 2010 and now we are applying for the K1 will this be a problem at her interview?

All opinions will help...

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Yes it is a problem since it will trigger a red flag. The CO officer may assume (he/she WILL assume) that since the student visa was unsuccessful, this is another attempt to go to America and not a legitimate marriage/fiancee visa. You will need to have a substantial evidence to counter that assumption and convince the consular office your relationship is genuine. In other words, you need to have more evidence that the average person. It is always something that you can overcome - provided the relationship is genuine.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ireland
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her student visa was denied in 2010 and now were doing the K1 will this be a problem at her interview?

I think it depends largely on the reason why her visa was denied. Was she denied for insufficient ties to her home country? Was the visa not applicable to her planned course of study? Was she told that she didn't qualify for the visa for any other reason? I think that as long as your relationship is genuine, and you have supporting documentation for that relationship (especially prior to the visa denial) then you should be ok. I don't think that the denial of the student visa will be a factor when considering her for the k1, but again, this depends on WHY the visa was denied. Hope this helps and best of luck! :star:

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