I Applied Before F2A Visa

[salmank4 0]

Hi all , I applied for F1 visa and got rejected, again i re applied and again i rejected, before rejection i was in relationship but i showed single in my application.But after rejection, My spouse came to my country and we had small wedding ceremony of our marriage, when she went back to the us , she applied for me. So my question is F1 Visa before F2A visa is a bad point for me?

Second thing..

She came just for a one time. She couldnt be able to come everyyear, because she's doing job there, &

We have arround 100 pictures together. and we almost talk everyday since our relationship started. So i can show Chat/Call history . So is this enough evidence to show our geniun marriage.

I need your Prayers People

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Having been rejected for student visas before won't matter, and you didn't lie, as you weren't married at the time.

You only having met once, and married in that visit, is a red flag. How long did she stay that time? Any chance she could come over for the interview?

[salmank4 0]

She can't visit soon, because she's doing job there ,and due to some reasons she can't be able to visit. She came on feb 2013 and went back on may 2013

Edited August 9, 2015 by salmank4

[franklinadamau 8]

She can't visit soon, because she's doing job there ,and due to some reasons she can't be able to visit. She came on feb 2013 and went back on may 2013

Your rejected student visa applications in the past has nothing to do with your F2A application. As long as you have concrete evidence that your marriage is genuine everything should be fine.

By the way here even if she happens to be with you on the day of the visa interview... She won't be allowed into the interview room with you.

Just gather evidence that the marriage is a genuine one and you're good to go.

By the way, hope you were not banned when you applied for your students visa?

[salmank4 0]

When officer rejected me i asked him the reason. he said sorry i can't approve you, i asked again, but he said nothing but said thankyou. .thats it

[Boiler 45,535]

So how long did she visit on the one occasion?

Is he also Pakistani?

[salmank4 0]

3 months , and yea she is also pakistani

[franklinadamau 8]

Just get genuine.. No lies and you're sure to be given this time

[Boiler 45,535]

Sounds like an arranged marriage.

[salmank4 0]

No its love marriage, when she was in pak, we saw each other in one ofcmy relative marriage and start liking each other, but then whole family went to usa,but then we were in contact through internet and phone, then her parents agreed for our marriage. Her family was ready to come here in pak for our marriage but unfortunately her father died in that year, whole family of her and mine was disturbed, they were in financial crises , my wife was also very dipperessed, so I force her to come here , she came alone because her family couldnt afford expenses if they come here. So she came in feb, and went back in may, during this period we two are together, abd then we had arranged our small marriage ceremony, because her father incident. So she's doing job there and supporting her sis and mother, really tough situation we are facing , Thats our story

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

Can't tell until your f2a priority date comes.

[Russ&Caro 1,549]

Sounds like an arranged marriage.

I think "arranged marriage" is a loaded term when used by many people in the world. Something that looks arranged by one person could be something different from another's view. If your sister sets you up on a date with her friend and it results in marriage, is that arranged? I have next door neighbors from Pakistan who aren't afraid of characterizing their marriage as somewhat arranged. But in the end, all it was was their family members thinking that they would be a good match, some emails back and forth, and her going out on a couple of dates with him on a return to Pakistan from her studies in the US. Within a few months they fell in love, she returned again to Pakistan to marry and now he's here in the US. To me, that just seems like a normal relationship resulting in marriage.

[Boiler 45,535]

I was thinking more of the UK Pakistan context, but yes it can cover a broad spectrum.