Plz Help

[broadv 1]

Hello Evrybody..

i have an american friend she was married to jordanian man and she applly for him and he could go throught k3 visa to usa

and they get divorce in 2012.. and nowadays she is married to a moroccan man and she is applying for him..

you think her ex filling will affect her new case?

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

Hello Evrybody..

i have an american friend she was married to jordanian man and she applly for him and he could go throught k3 visa to usa

and they get divorce in 2012.. and nowadays she is married to a moroccan man and she is applying for him..

you think her ex filling will affect her new case?

Well... it might.... depends on the specific details. If there was a quick turnaround between the divorce and the new marriage (which it seems there might have been) this is probably going to at least raise a red flag. Your friend should be ready for extra scrutiny over it.

[broadv 1]

what kind of scrutiny

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

what kind of scrutiny

Scrutiny means the consulate looking very closely at the case - this could include putting every document and detail submitted under a microscope; asking many many many questions about the timeline, how the couple met, any age differences or religious differences, etc.; asking for more evidence; cross-checking other records that may or may not match the stuff that the couple submitted; doing home visits to the beneficiary and speaking to his family and friends; investigating the beneficiary's online behavior, and much much more.

Your friend should read up about the Casablanca consulate, and "red flags." There are many threads discussing that topic in this forum - you can use the search function to find them if you like.

Or, if you want to give more specific details here about your friend's case, we might be able to give more specific comments about your friend's situation.

[tun2usa 5]

I suggest that both of them should show a STRONG relationship in order to make this work. if she met him just once then got married in addition to her recent divorce then they'll have a tough interview. All you need here is proof of bona fide marriage. The officer will probably ask questions like "why did she divorce" "did you know her while she was married", "how many times did you meet" and the answers should be real and strong in order for the officer to overlook her previous petition filing. I'm sure she is not the first one to divorce (it happens) and she wants to rebuild her life (normal) but the officer will make sure this guy will not divorce her after getting a green card. They won't allow her to be heartbroken twice (sarcasm).

I suggest that she lives in morocco for a while with her husband and do DCF (there are rules for this of course) or I that she visits him for one more time, have loads of evidence and pictures with his family & friends, pictures of the wedding (if she does not have them).

[Golden Gate 530]

There is no DCF for Morocco.

[tun2usa 5]

ouuups! my fault.