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will the fiance visa will effect my visitor visa??

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Dreams24   3

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hi everyone, i have applied for fiance visa, however my fiance want to visit me here in usa, so he is trying to get the visitor visa. but i heard that if we have filed for any other kind of visa, that person can;t get visitor visa. is it true??

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My_Wife_and_I   1

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It's certainly not always true. My wife and I are going through the CR1 journey right now, yet she was able to get a B1/B2 visa. She does have very strong ties though to her country with home ownership, employment and financial assets. I have seen here on VJ that ties to the home country are key. There may be other important factors as well, but I don't know enough about them to comment.

Wishing the best of luck!

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jojolicious   38

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Each tourist visa application has to be supported by the applicant's strong ties to his/ her home country.

The local Embassies usually decide what would constitute strong ties based on the customs, culture, visa holders' use and/ or abuse in that country. Ultimately though the CO adjudicating the application will use his/ her discretion to decide whether you should be granted a tourist visa.

You won't know if you don't try...

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