Dealing with a previous marriage in a high fraud country.

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But really do you honestly think a CO is going to view all of this in softer, kinder, gentler light? Whether you like it or not, your absurd pat answers to some very huge life issues are not going to cut it at the Egyptian consulate. You may be a nice, intelligent human being, in all kinds of ways, but you have got to realize how you come across. Because ultimately when it's interview time and a CO wants to know why your fiancé is leaving his kids behind, non sequiturs about MENA male migration for employment that have nothing to do with him aren't going to cut it. Bumbling through Egypt with a "spiritual contract" you've inexplicably signed but cannot define isn't the hallmark of someone who's thought out much of anything here. They've seen you before, they'll see you again. He'll probably end up with a visa despite all this. Success!!

Looks like you've got this all covered.

WOW are you rude and negative. From what I have read Elchelle has a good hold on it and is aware of all the pitfalls thus why she has posted her question here. It's not to receive nasty negative responses like yours. I don't see her from her posts living in a fantasy land of any kind but shows he has her feet well planted on the ground.

Egyptian men divorce all the time and leave their families it happens every day so that is nothing new and really shouldn't be a red flag under normal circumstances. But the Embassy will make every little thing a mountain. If you have nothing positive to add or any help to give then please keep your bitterness to yourself none of us need it right now. Spare us your poisonous comments.