Are Personals Web Sites considered Marriage Brokers?

[garya505 2]

Here's the scenario:

Interviewer: How did you meet?

Beneficiary: On the internet.

Interviewer: What was the web site?

(Beneficiary gives the name of the web site)

Interviewer: Did the web site provide you with information (required by IMBRA) about your fiance's criminal record and previous VISA petitions?

Beneficiary: No.

Now what happens next, denial of the VISA, AR, or what?

Edited September 18, 2006 by garya505

[Yodrak 7]

garya,

Read my previous post in this thread - I've already postulated what might happen.

Yodrak

Here's the scenario:

Interviewer: How did you meet?

Beneficiary: On the internet.

Interviewer: What was the web site?

(Beneficiary gives the name of the web site)

Interviewer: Did the web site provide you with information (required by IMBRA) about your fiance's criminal record and previous VISA petitions?

Beneficiary: No.

Now what happens next, denial of the VISA, AR, or what?

[garya505 2]

Yodrak - Ya I read your previous post, I just wanted to provide an example of how the conversation might go.

Edited September 18, 2006 by garya505

[Yodrak 7]

garya,

Sorry, I misunderstood and thought the last line of your example was a question to VJ.

Yodrak

Yodrak - Ya I read your previous post, I just wanted to provide an example of how the conversation might go.

[Madison Man 0]

Me & my Fiancee met on mate1.com, which does charge fees to use there email. But they also offer an Instant messenger & thats how we met. I put "NO" down on my RFE cause I did not pay to meet her & She joined for free. I was approved so, I guess every instance is Different. If a personal ad or personal website is considered an IMB is utter & complete BULL$%^t if that is what the Gov. is saying.

Thomas Payne must be spinning in his grave like a Lathe!!!