FRAUD SUSPICION #2

[married2006 0]

I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND HOW A VISA DENIAL FOR FINANCIALS REASONS SHOULD IMPACT A VISA WITH A TOTALLY LEGIT MARRIAGE.THERE OBVIOUSLY WAS NO FRAUD BECAUSE SHE WAS NOT ISSUED A VISA FOR TOURISM.HOW LUDRICOUS IS THIS ASSUMPTION.DONT US CITIZENS HAVE ANY PROTECTION FROM THIS ABUSE.

[misa 2]

Could you explain further about your question regarding visa denial for "financials"?

Also, please don't type in all capitals. It makes it hard to read and looks like you're shouting.

[maggieNomar 0]

Could you explain further about your question regarding visa denial for "financials"?

Also, please don't type in all capitals. It makes it hard to read and looks like you're shouting.

A visa denial, for whatever reason, followed by an engagement or marriage, just looks funny to them. Maybe they will examine your case for it's individual merits, but if it's hard to get a tourist visa, like in my fiance's country, they probably look closer at finding the fraud, rather than looking for the truth. Like Limah said, sometimes they don't even look at the evidence, no matter how compelling it is.

[rebeccajo 14]

Some countries have a higher statistical average for fraud then others. Thus those consulates will have a higher bar for bonafides.

Stop typing in caps. It makes people nuts.