will the embassy be likely to deny a short relationship

[duane78 0]

My fiance and I have been together a little over a month I'm going to see her in Philippines this month but only for a week because that's all my vacation work allows. We will visit her family in Camotes and go to Baguio. I want to apply for her visa when I get back but worried they will deny it because so short a relationship. We talk hours everyday and half that is calls the other half charting on Feb and Skype. What are our chances of getting approved?

[TBoneTX 46,080]

*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to the Embassy/Consulate forum -- topic involves that phase. ***

(Moderator hat off)

Judging the bona fide nature of a relationship is up to the CO at the interview (before, actually -- they form a distinct impression from the materials that USCIS sends them).

You have no timeline. If you haven't yet submitted the I-129F petition, wait until after this visit. Front-load it with the minimal reasonable amount of evidence that would convince an educated third party of the bona fide nature of your relationship. A "relationship timeline" might be a valuable inclusion.

In comparison with others, you're fortunate -- Manila is apparently not a difficult embassy at all. If you haven't yet, go atop any VJ page and click "Embassy Info" and "Reviews: Embassy" to see what others have experienced.

[duane78 0]

I already bought her diamond bridal set wedding ring I have recipe I don't want an informal engagement.

Off topic I was married to a Japanese woman and brought her to US after she got temp green she stopped caring and became cold. We got divorced and she went back to Japan. Will that be an issue?

[me & her 2]

I already bought her diamond bridal set wedding ring I have recipe I don't want an informal engagement.

Off topic I was married to a Japanese woman and brought her to US after she got temp green she stopped caring and became cold. We got divorced and she went back to Japan. Will that be an issue?

cause she went back to japan I think that's a good sign and it mostly likely won't be an issue

[SennaBrigante 92]

**off topic***

With just a week to go to those places, you'll need a vacation after your vacation lol. Have fun!

[clairegie 265]

Visa wise, if you gather more than enough proof during that short 1 week visit, you should be fine since you will be meeting every requirement in the initial filing. And like TBone said, the Manila USEM is very lenient.

But relationship wise, is it really a good thing to marry someone you've only known a month? This is gonna be your second marriage, I think you should slow down. Wait till your relationship has weathered a little storm. The fiancee visa is always gonna be there and you have 2 years to file.

Edited November 10, 2013 by iammrsregi