What when inadmissible for K-1 Visa?

[Chickennugget 0]

Hi everyone

Well, after day now doing research on the internet on 100 of pages from lawyers and visa journey etc.,

I just red about cases which happens "normal" or the inadmissible form couples they were already married.

My case, and meanwhile I am desperate with all the informations, I have no clue anymore what I shall do:

Well:

Because I overstayed not longer than a year, I know, I could have a barre for 3 years (that what lawyers told me)

No I am back in my Country in Europe and I am pregnant from my USC Fiancé and we want to be together again and raise the kid

together.

It makes no sense for him to come over here, because he has a job in the US, already a five year old daughter and can not speak the language. So it is much better, when I go over there.

I found a site from a lawyer where he says that when you are just a fiancée from a USC and inadmissible you will be denied!

No I am very afraid to start the process because we do not want to waste our money and loose everything.

Does anyone has an experience or advice?

Thank you!!

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Yes, you will be denied. After you are denied you will have an opportunity to submit a waiver (costs more money and you should hire a lawyer to help) to overcome the ban.

[Chickennugget 0]

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Edited January 29, 2013 by Chickennugget

[Chickennugget 0]

Yes, you will be denied. After you are denied you will have an opportunity to submit a waiver (costs more money and you should hire a lawyer to help) to overcome the ban.

Yes but what I red is, that they will not allow me to enter the states even after the I-601 because I am just a Fiancée and not married to him yet.

that's why I try to figure out, is it better we marry first or shall we try it.

[kzielu 1,149]

Yes but what I red is, that they will not allow me to enter the states even after the I-601 because I am just a Fiancée and not married to him yet.

that's why I try to figure out, is it better we marry first or shall we try it.

Realize visa, denial and subsequent waiver is likely year or more long process. If you want to get married, go ahead - that improves chances of your waiver accepted since you're going to be a spouse of US citizen.

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

You can apply for a waiver in either case. If it is approved, you will be allowed to enter. There is some evidence that waiver get approved more readily for spouses (as they already made a comittment to eachother).

[Chickennugget 0]

You can apply for a waiver in either case. If it is approved, you will be allowed to enter. There is some evidence that waiver get approved more readily for spouses (as they already made a comittment to eachother).

so you think a child together is not enough?

[Merrytooth 5,748]

so you think a child together is not enough?

It only proves that you have unprotected sex...

Your USC spouse must prove extreme hardship..

[Chickennugget 0]

It only proves that you have unprotected sex...

Your USC spouse must prove extreme hardship..

he has to prove extreme hardship in either way because I will be inadmissible in anyway!