Fiance visa I-129 F refused want to go as visitor

[awsome ali 0]

i have applied fiance visa finaly they said that you must have met personaly, as we met via internet.

now i am planning to apply for a visitor visa , previously she applied from the US and now i want to apply from pakistan.I want you to please guide me whether i give the detail of previous I-129 application of go with fresh case and do not discss previously what happend at the texes

thanks in advance

[Anh map 2,098]

The US citizen fiance petitioned for a K1? And that petition was denied because the couple had not met in person? Now the non citizen wants to apply for a tourist visa?

If all of the above is true it is doubtful that a visitor visa would be approved. Even without a prior K1 petition it is very difficult for single men from Pakistan to obtain visitor visas.

Lying (not mentioning the petition) to an immigration official is a bad idea. That can have very disappointing consequences, such as a lifetime ban.

Choose your path carefully.

[Mohsin786 23]

there is less possibilities for you get approved if you apply for tourist visa.if you are young they believe you are not returning since there are alot of illegal. either you apply as a student visa or you meet your fiancee get married and file for i-130 once you get married you need to show your marriage certificate at USCIS. and pics at interview Good luck

[GandK 168]

Zero chance of getting a visitor visa with the previous K-1 history for a high fraud country like pakistan.

The best way is to meet in person and re-file for I-129F or meet in person, get married and file for CR-1.

Either way, you have to meet in person. Don't you want to ever meet the person you intend to marry once before you get married?

[Caryh 5,206]

Having met in person in the 2 years prior to filing is a requirement of the K-1 visa, so of course you were denied. The internet is not in person. Your odds of getting a visitor visa requires you prove you're going to go home after and doesn't have a reason to stay in the USA. Having a recent attempt to get a K-1 visa is going to say you have every intention of staying. What proof do you have to offer that you will return home after you enter the USA? The embassy's view is going to be you intend to stay in the USA, plus they already have hard evidence you intend to stay.

[talean nawaz 41]

Tourist visas are virtually impossible for single males from Pakistan. I suggest you have her visit Pakistan. Visit visas to Pakistan are inexpensive and not difficult to get for USC's.

[aaron2020 11,651]

i have applied fiance visa finaly they said that you must have met personaly, as we met via internet.

now i am planning to apply for a visitor visa , previously she applied from the US and now i want to apply from pakistan.I want you to please guide me whether i give the detail of previous I-129 application of go with fresh case and do not discss previously what happend at the texes

thanks in advance

The US has these things call computers and databases. Hiding your previous application would be a BIG MISTAKE. You will be asked if you have applied for a visa in the past on the application, and you must answer truthfully. Your lie (even by omission) could get you a life time ban in the US.

Given that you have already failed to get a fiancee visa, your chances of getting a visitor visa is ZERO. First, you have shown immigrant intent by your K-1 application. Second, you have already shown you have immigrant intent. A visitor visa applicant MUST show he/she does NOT have immigrant intent.

Your visitor visa application will be denied as an attempt to use it illegally to go to the US to marry and stay there (i.e. illegally immigrate).

Save your money and forget about the visitor visa. Have your fiancee visit you in Pakistan. Reapply for the K-1. Alternatively, she can marry you on her visit and apply for a spousal visa.

[awsome ali 0]

Tourist visas are virtually impossible for single males from Pakistan. I suggest you have her visit Pakistan. Visit visas to Pakistan are inexpensive and not difficult to get for USC's.

thank you for all your support

[awsome ali 0]

Having met in person in the 2 years prior to filing is a requirement of the K-1 visa, so of course you were denied. The internet is not in person. Your odds of getting a visitor visa requires you prove you're going to go home after and doesn't have a reason to stay in the USA. Having a recent attempt to get a K-1 visa is going to say you have every intention of staying. What proof do you have to offer that you will return home after you enter the USA? The embassy's view is going to be you intend to stay in the USA, plus they already have hard evidence you intend to stay.

what else shold i do , to proceed my case

[awsome ali 0]

The US has these things call computers and databases. Hiding your previous application would be a BIG MISTAKE. You will be asked if you have applied for a visa in the past on the application, and you must answer truthfully. Your lie (even by omission) could get you a life time ban in the US.

Given that you have already failed to get a fiancee visa, your chances of getting a visitor visa is ZERO. First, you have shown immigrant intent by your K-1 application. Second, you have already shown you have immigrant intent. A visitor visa applicant MUST show he/she does NOT have immigrant intent.

Your visitor visa application will be denied as an attempt to use it illegally to go to the US to marry and stay there (i.e. illegally immigrate).

Save your money and forget about the visitor visa. Have your fiancee visit you in Pakistan. Reapply for the K-1. Alternatively, she can marry you on her visit and apply for a spousal visa.

thanks for your esteemed support

[EAbbas 213]

I agree with Talean it is very difficult to gain a visitor visa to the USA and the best option would definitely be for her to visit you. AFter that meeting you can then frontload the packet showing a few pictures and her boarding passes as well to prove you did meet within the 2 yr requirement

This will also allow her a chance to meet your family and know more about your culture..