Need advice on Egyptian Fiance

[Illiria 980]

Please don't be upset, we are trying to help.

We realise that what has been discussed has not been 100% related to the first post but advice on here tends to evolve based on the more information that is given over the course of the thread and if you do not wish to hear about advice regarding meeting in person that is your prerogative.

Bottom line is, so long as you can show a strong case with plenty of evidence of relationship between you and your fiancé then the issue of his Uncle's actions will most likely be mitigated.

[Cody and Daisy 373]

The only reason people are asking is because you said

During that meeting we did not get to stand next to each other because of his religion.

Can you explain this a bit more?

You say you've not stood next to each other.

You had to meet whilst he was three stories high.

But yet you have better photos than anyone else here.

You need photos of you both together, standing next to each other.

Acting like a couple.

You're being very obtuse.

[Boiler 45,558]

http://morocco.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiance-visas.html

Internet Romance and Marriage Fraud

Many U.S. citizens befriend Moroccans through Internet dating and social networking sites and these relationships often lead to marriage or engagement. While many of the marriages between U.S. citizens and Moroccans are successful, the U.S. Consulate General in Casablanca warns against marriage fraud. It is not uncommon for foreign nationals to enter into marriages with U.S. citizens solely for immigration purposes. Relationships developed via correspondence, particularly those begun on the Internet, are especially susceptible to manipulation. Often, the marriages end in divorce in the United States when the foreign national acquires legal permanent residence (“green card”) or U.S. citizenship. In some cases, the new U.S. citizen or permanent resident then remarries a wife he had divorced around the same time as he had entered into a relationship with the sponsoring U.S. citizen.

Some of the signs that an Internet contact may be developing a relationship with a U.S. citizen in order to obtain an immigrant visa through marriage are:

• Declarations of love within days or weeks of the initial contact;
• Proposals or discussions of marriage soon after initial contact;
• Requests to the U.S. citizen to visit the foreign national’s home country soon after the declaration of love or proposal;
• Responses to messages from the U.S. citizen friend are along the lines “I love you/Sorry I missed your call,” or similarly one-sided conversations;
• Once engaged, married, or an immigrant visa petition is filed, suddenly starts missing scheduled appointments to chat or call.

While chat rooms, dating, and social networking sites can be ways to make friends across international borders, the U.S. government urges U.S. citizens who meet foreign nationals on the Internet to keep in mind the signs noted above. Entering into a marriage contract for the principal purpose of facilitating immigration to the United States for an alien is against U.S. law and can result in serious penalties, including fines and imprisonment for the U.S. citizen and the foreign national involved.

The only reason people are asking is because you said Can you explain this a bit more?
You say you've not stood next to each other.
You had to meet whilst he was three stories high.
But yet you have better photos than anyone else here.

You need photos of you both together, standing next to each other.
Acting like a couple.

You're being very obtuse.

I assumed they were Photoshopped.

[terri_blake 10]

Its just that I have been in some really dreadful relationships with American guys and no one cared. As soon as i say im with Basim everyone starts focusing on the wrong thing. He is a great guy and we want to live together. We have so much in common. We're planning on getting a 5th wheel to travel across the Americas together. When we do,we will have a million photos for all you naysayers!

[Babyface1 81]

Its just that I have been in some really dreadful relationships with American guys and no one cared. As soon as i say im with Basim everyone starts focusing on the wrong thing. He is a great guy and we want to live together. We have so much in common. We're planning on getting a 5th wheel to travel across the Americas together. When we do,we will have a million photos for all you naysayers!

Calm down. Nobody is a naysayer here. If you don't want to hear honest answers, why did you open this thread? You are babbling.

[lost_at_sea 995]

Its just that I have been in some really dreadful relationships with American guys and no one cared. As soon as i say im with Basim everyone starts focusing on the wrong thing. He is a great guy and we want to live together. We have so much in common. We're planning on getting a 5th wheel to travel across the Americas together. When we do,we will have a million photos for all you naysayers!

*sigh* No one is "naysaying". And photos after the fact don't matter to us - you could have your faces painted on the side of the White House and we'd still only be interested in your application and situation BEFORE that you came here to get help on. We're only interested in helping people to complete their applications correctly and help them through cases with red flags (like yours).

If we were naysaying you'd simply get "He's trying to commit fraud" and no help to build a good case. That's not what's happening.

Edited April 18, 2015 by lost_at_sea

[terri_blake 10]

http://morocco.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiance-visas.html

Internet Romance and Marriage Fraud

Many U.S. citizens befriend Moroccans through Internet dating and social networking sites and these relationships often lead to marriage or engagement. While many of the marriages between U.S. citizens and Moroccans are successful, the U.S. Consulate General in Casablanca warns against marriage fraud. It is not uncommon for foreign nationals to enter into marriages with U.S. citizens solely for immigration purposes. Relationships developed via correspondence, particularly those begun on the Internet, are especially susceptible to manipulation. Often, the marriages end in divorce in the United States when the foreign national acquires legal permanent residence (green card) or U.S. citizenship. In some cases, the new U.S. citizen or permanent resident then remarries a wife he had divorced around the same time as he had entered into a relationship with the sponsoring U.S. citizen.

Some of the signs that an Internet contact may be developing a relationship with a U.S. citizen in order to obtain an immigrant visa through marriage are:

• Declarations of love within days or weeks of the initial contact;

• Proposals or discussions of marriage soon after initial contact;

• Requests to the U.S. citizen to visit the foreign nationals home country soon after the declaration of love or proposal;

• Responses to messages from the U.S. citizen friend are along the lines I love you/Sorry I missed your call, or similarly one-sided conversations;

• Once engaged, married, or an immigrant visa petition is filed, suddenly starts missing scheduled appointments to chat or call.

While chat rooms, dating, and social networking sites can be ways to make friends across international borders, the U.S. government urges U.S. citizens who meet foreign nationals on the Internet to keep in mind the signs noted above. Entering into a marriage contract for the principal purpose of facilitating immigration to the United States for an alien is against U.S. law and can result in serious penalties, including fines and imprisonment for the U.S. citizen and the foreign national involved.

I assumed they were Photoshopped.

FIRST OF ALL

he is not Moroccan he is 100% full blooded Egyptian born and raised in Egypt come from a long line of Egyptians and he is not Moroccan at all. Second of all FRAUD? Because I went to Morocco? This is just ridiculous. My photos havent been photoshopped they are perfect as is. Next topic please.

[Cody and Daisy 373]

FIRST OF ALL

he is not Moroccan he is 100% full blooded Egyptian born and raised in Egypt come from a long line of Egyptians and he is not Moroccan at all. Second of all FRAUD? Because I went to Morocco? This is just ridiculous. My photos havent been photoshopped they are perfect as is. Next topic please.

You've also avoid several questions about them.

[lost_at_sea 995]

I think this thread is one of two things:

1. The OP is not happy to have received some honest advice to make sure that she gets to be with her love by making sure she has a very solid case because of her familial relationship to a person who has previously committed immigration fraud from the same country. Hopefully she will take the advice regardless and she will live the happy life that she wants.

-or-

2. A troll.

Edited April 19, 2015 by lost_at_sea

[terri_blake 10]

The only reason people are asking is because you said Can you explain this a bit more?

You say you've not stood next to each other.

You had to meet whilst he was three stories high.

But yet you have better photos than anyone else here.

You need photos of you both together, standing next to each other.

Acting like a couple.

You're being very obtuse.

Please dont call me names. The Moroccan hotel wasnt very tall so 3 stories in Morocco is like 2 in the states. People are shorter there and the buildings architecture mirror the society and culture. Not everyone is big like Americans. Our photos havent been touched up or altered. They are just fine! If i see the word photos one more time my brain is going to explode!!#!

[Babyface1 81]

FIRST OF ALL

he is not Moroccan he is 100% full blooded Egyptian born and raised in Egypt come from a long line of Egyptians and he is not Moroccan at all. Second of all FRAUD? Because I went to Morocco? This is just ridiculous. My photos havent been photoshopped they are perfect as is. Next topic please.

Egypt is also a HIGH fraud country, so the same rules apply.

Why are you so sure after "one brief meeting" when you "didn't stand next to each other" (you said these things) that he is not a fraudster like his brother is? FYI the rose and the towel and other fishy things are typical when fraudsters from third world countries try to make American women fall in love with them.

This whole story is surreal.

[Cody and Daisy 373]

Please dont call me names. The Moroccan hotel wasnt very tall so 3 stories in Morocco is like 2 in the states. People are shorter there and the buildings architecture mirror the society and culture. Not everyone is big like Americans. Our photos havent been touched up or altered. They are just fine! If i see the word photos one more time my brain is going to explode!!#!

Didn't know obtuse was calling you names.

And the size and nature of the building is not what the question is that you have yet again avoided.

So I'll just assume now that you do not have photos where you are actually standing next to each other.

Have never stood next to each other.

And probably are photoshopped.

Maybe if you answer people's questions they wouldn't assume that you are being used by your fiancé or that you're a troll.

Edited April 19, 2015 by Cody and Daisy

[terri_blake 10]

Egypt is also a HIGH fraud country, so the same rules apply.

Why are you so sure after "one brief meeting" when you "didn't stand next to each other" (you said these things) that he is not a fraudster like his brother is? FYI the rose and the towel and other fishy things are typical when fraudsters from third world countries try to make American women fall in love with them.

This whole story is surreal.

What? He doesn't even have any brother. he only has two sisters.what are you talking about? I am very lost.

[pdking5000 56]

If you are not Muslim or willing to convert to Islam, things are going to end very badly for you.

I guarantee it.

Don't make a mistake.

Good luck.

[Babyface1 81]

What? He doesn't even have any brother. he only has two sisters.what are you talking about? I am very lost.

I meant to say his uncle.