non-immigrant or immigrant k1 visa?

[Hank_ 9,174]

See those words I bolded from your post.

Now read the complete paragraph...

[Girl from Celebes 588]

Now read the complete paragraph...

and then we agree to disagree.. .

[Hank_ 9,174]

I agree there is only one intent for a K-1 visa. However, I think in Wikipedia the term "dual-intent" is being incorrectly used. I can understand it from this point: on one hand its classified as a non-immigrant visa, but on the other its treated as an immigrant visa.

Yup I agree (obviously from my other posts), and those that apply for the K-1 visa do so with one intent.

If they choose not to follow through with the intended purpose of the visa that is their personal choice.

[Hank_ 9,174]

and then we agree to disagree.. .

Well you can call it that being you have yet to provide valid information as to the SECOND intent of the K-1 visa.

Facts are facts, your opinions ignore the facts.

- the facts disagree with your opinion.

Edited March 5, 2014 by Hank_

[Girl from Celebes 588]

Well you can call it that being you have yet to provide valid information as to the SECOND intent of the K-1 visa.

Facts are facts, your opinions ignore the facts.

So the facts disagree with your opinion.

You can say whatever you want for this post. Let others make assumption from our posts that posted here. Again, this is an open forum discussion about immigration. I already gave you my opinion and whether you understand or not my explanation, it is not on my hands anymore. See you on the other post next time.

[Hank_ 9,174]

You can say whatever you want for this post. Let others make assumption from our posts that posted here. Again, this is an open forum discussion about immigration. I already gave you my opinion and whether you understand or not my explanation, it is not on my hands anymore. See you on the other post next time.

There is nothing to understand about your explanation/personal opinion ... you made an erroneous statement about the K-1 visa being a "dual intent visa", were called on it, presented with facts from the DEPARTMENT OF STATE and still persist in defending your erroneous statement.

What I see is a person who when wrong won't admit to it. A closed mind is a terrible thing to waste.

Do you have a secondary INTENT for applying for the K-1 visa? Just asking.

Edited March 5, 2014 by Hank_

[Girl from Celebes 588]

There is nothing to understand about your explanation/personal opinion ... you made an erroneous statement about the K-1 visa being a "dual intent visa", were called on it, presented with facts from the DEPARTMENT OF STATE and still persist in defending your erroneous statement.

What I see is a person who when wrong won't admit to it. A closed mind is a terrible thing to waste.

Do you have a secondary INTENT for applying for the K-1 visa? Just asking.

They (the US Department of States or the US embassy) don't care my "personal intent" for K-1 visa and it doesn't influenced my visa approval. All they do care is "my intent" from their perspective or point of view on immigration law. I never had intent to immigrate to the US when applied B-2 visa and yet still they think I had intent to do so. Some people had intent just come to the US to get a green card or whatever reason. "My personal intent" is nothing to do with the immigration law as they already made their decision "what my intent" when refused me for B-2 visa or approved my K-1 visa.

This is my last post and I would love to have another discussion with you in the future on the other thread. Bye now.

[Hank_ 9,174]

They (the US Department of States or the US embassy) don't care my "personal intent" for K-1 visa and it doesn't influenced my visa approval. All they do care is "my intent" from their perspective or point of view on immigration law. I never had intent to immigrate to the US when applied B-2 visa and yet still they think I had intent to do so. Some people had intent just come to the US to get a green card or whatever reason. "My personal intent" is nothing to do with the immigration law as they already made their decision "what my intent" when refused me for B-2 visa or approved my K-1 visa.

This is my last post and I would love to have another discussion with you in the future on the other thread. Bye now.

Actually they do, IF your intent were other then the intended purpose of the K-1 visa.

With the embassy and approving visas I think their motto is : When there is doubt - deny.

[jabadilla 0]

Actually they do, IF your intent were other then the intended purpose of the K-1 visa.

With the embassy and approving visas I think their motto is : When there is doubt - deny.

I dont mean to be in the middle of your argument but When you file for a k1 VISA they do care of the intent. There is a reason why they make you sign a contract with "Intent to Mary". So therefor this should be an immigrant VISA and nothing else. DS-160 application only has K1 VISA under immgration VISA. But If I'm off topic of your argument sorry, too lazy to read the whole thread. I know this is 2 weeks old.