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denied b2 visa applying for k1 visa

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My husband is 21 years younger than I, no need to worry. Age was never an issue in our immigration journey. A denied B2 won't matter either. Good luck!

thank you!:)

Being denied a tourist visa is normal from the Philippines, no worries with that affecting your K-1 visa.

Philippines forum http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

yeah it really is hard to get a tourist visa here even if you presented a lot of evidence for ties and stuff. Thank you!:)

April 11, 2016 *sent I-129f*

April 14, 2016 *received at CSC*

April 18, 2016 *email/text of NOA1*

April 23, 2016 *hardcopy of NOA1*

 
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