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For the DS-160, my boyfriend is "friend" or "other"?

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So you already have a wedding organiser who's made all the bookings for your wedding before you even know if you'll be allowed to enter the country where you want to have it? The US embassies specifi

az2014
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Your fiance has nothing to do with your application for a B2. You need to show ties to France on your own merits. You go to the interview, not him.

aaron2020
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I am trying to help you. You are very insistent that you qualify for a visitor visa without a job or money. You think that a rich fiance is a reason to grant you a visa. We with lots of immigration

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None of the above really help.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Some one suggested me to write this text after the "not employed" explanation:

My fiance Mr. XXX and I are leaving in France. My Fiance is a French citizen and we plan to go to Las Vegas to get married at the Graceland Chapel.

Mr. XXX manages his own business as the president and founder of the company XXX.

Also Mr. XXX owns the apartment in XXX where we are living in together.

Currently I'm not employed, and my fiance fully supports me.

Regarding our trip in Las Vegas, all the expenses are be paid by my fiance.

What do you think? Of course, I'll go to the interview with all the elements...

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But I have no job and no money!

I'm from Morocco and I have absolutely no ties to France, only my amazing love for my fiancé!

My fiancé is rich and famous, and we have TV coverages and press articles everywhere, in France, talking about our love story and our future wedding in Las Vegas. Where the problem is? They will not allow me to have a magical wedding in Las Vegas only because we love each other but I have no job nor money???

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You apply and find out.

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So, maybe, "homemaker" should be better than "not employed"?

What is your Status in France?

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But I have no job and no money!

I'm from Morocco and I have absolutely no ties to France, only my amazing love for my fiancé!

My fiancé is rich and famous, and we have TV coverages and press articles everywhere, in France, talking about our love story and our future wedding in Las Vegas. Where the problem is? The visitor visa application is for you. It has nothing to do with him. The problem is that you have no job and no money. If the US gave out visitor visas to eveyone with no job and no money, what do you think would happen? Those people would rather stay in the US illegally than go home. You are not special. You fall under the same rules as everyone else situated like you. They will not allow me to have a magical wedding in Las Vegas only because we love each other but I have no job nor money??? Having a magical wedding in LV is not the problem. No one is trying to prevent that. The US is interested in letting in those who can afford their trips here. The US would not allow you in because you would not be able to overcome the presumption of illegal immigration based on having no job or money.

Since your fiance is rich and famous, maybe he should hire a lawyer to help you figure things out.

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I'll go to the interview with all the press articles. They want me to prove that I want to go to USA for real reasons and that I'll then go back to France. All the articles show that we have a real love story. That's not a fake marriage to help me to immigrate. That's more obvious that for someone who would have a normal job in France.

They want me to prove that I have money for that? I have all the elements for that: a letter of my fiancé saying that he is paying all, the fee of the wedding agency which organises the wedding, all the accounts of my fiancé, etc.

 
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