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Could my boyfriend sponsor me on going to US for a tourist visa ? So i dont have to worry getting my visa cuz i dont own my own property?

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I know the reasons. My husband is Mexican, so I understand it very well. It was just a basic, simplistic statement about the system. Those that entered the US illegally or used a tourist visa to get to the US and stayed before my husband ever had the desire to visit are the reason the CO saw him as 'guilty' of wanting to circumvent the legal immigration system as soon as they saw his visa application.

"My husband is Mexican, so I understand it very well."

So, I am trying to understand, Mexican=visa denial?

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I-129F Mailed: 8/23/13

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Text/Email Received: 8/29/13

Case at: TSC

NOA1 Received: 9/3/2013

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Petition Approved: 11/25/2013

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KayDeeCee
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You said you did not own any property. Then you said you do not work. Then all of the sudden you have a house in your name and not only do you manage a cafe, but you own it too. You are doing well. I

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Your B F has zero to do with your tourist visa. You say you don't work. Then say you have a house and a café. The explanation of that alone will result in a denial. At 19 you have no chance of ever

dwheels76
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No on sponsors you for a tourist visa to US. You have to apply and qualify on your own. You have to show strong ties to your country to convince immigration you will return to your country when you vi

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KayDeeCee   4,896

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"My husband is Mexican, so I understand it very well."

So, I am trying to understand, Mexican=visa denial?

This thread is about tourist visas. All the illegal Mexicans in the US make it difficult for a Mexican to get a tourist visa. Also, having a significant other in the US makes them believe the applicant has immigrant intent and will not leave the US if granted the visa.

There was more to the conversation and just that one sentence you quoted from me. It was about fraud risk and why it is more difficult in some countries to get approved for a tourist visa.

I know the reasons. My husband is Mexican, so I understand it very well. It was just a basic, simplistic statement about the system. Those that entered the US illegally or used a tourist visa to get to the US and stayed before my husband ever had the desire to visit are the reason the CO saw him as 'guilty' of wanting to circumvent the legal immigration system as soon as they saw his visa application.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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kmiami15   8

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This thread is about tourist visas. All the illegal Mexicans in the US make it difficult for a Mexican to get a tourist visa. Also, having a significant other in the US makes them believe the applicant has immigrant intent and will not leave the US if granted the visa.

There was more to the conversation and just that one sentence you quoted from me. It was about fraud risk and why it is more difficult in some countries to get approved for a tourist visa.

I got it now :)idea9dv.gif

I-129F Mailed: 8/23/13

Received at lockbox in Texas: 8/26/13

Text/Email Received: 8/29/13

Case at: TSC

NOA1 Received: 9/3/2013

Alien number changed: 9/18/2013

No RFE!

Petition Approved: 11/25/2013

Petition sent to the NVC: 12/12/13

Obtained case number: 12/19/2013

Petition sent to the consulate: 12/23/2013

Interview: 01/10/2014

 
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