Lied B2 visa got denied K1 what I should do?

[p.hitt 0]

In 2015 I was still married to my ex and already in relationship with my fiancé right now, I apply B2 visa and told the embassy that I want to visit my husband but I just want to visit my fiancé and go find my ex to give me thumbs print for divorce but they deny my visa because they think I would stay there. After I find a way to get divorce and filed k1 visa and my interview was yesterday

The same girl who interview my B2 visa come to interview me on my K1 visa. She asked about my last marriage and my B2 she Don't like me at all that I lied to my B2 visa.

She also don't like it that I am in relationship with new guy before divorce. Now my k1 rejected is under g221. What I should do now to make it better?

We thinking about getting married and apply for CR1visa. any chance that we can get Visa Aprrove for next time?

[Unlockable 7,315]

Well you are paying the consequences for your actions. Never lie to immigration.

You can try the spousal visa route but still expect scrutiny. If your relationship now is bonefide you may still have a chance. Just keep lots of evidence as you have a red flag hovering over you now.

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Was it denied/rejected? Or did they ask for confirmation of divorce?

If they actually denied it, perhaps they assume you "misrespresented" yourself on the B2 attempt?

What exactly what said during the interview?

[p.hitt 0]

I have divorced degree during interview, the co only forcus and trying talk about my B2 visa and me in relationship with my fiancé while I'm still married

I try to tell her that we broke up before I met my fiancé and she said to the guy next her why wait so long to get divorce? She just try with one guy not work and try with the next one. And finally she told me that it is incredible and she think I only want Imigration benefit.

I asked her what I should do? She said if he still interested he will refile paperwork again. But I can tell that she mad at me that lied to her before.

[Californiansunset 336]

Was it denied/rejected? Or did they ask for confirmation of divorce?

If they actually denied it, perhaps they assume you "misrespresented" yourself on the B2 attempt?

What exactly what said during the interview?

I don't think they could think that she misrepresented herself because in order to call it misrepresentation it would have to be material. It wasn't material in her case as the visa interview would've had the same outcome even if she had said the truth. Also she didn't benefit from her lying during the B2 interview as her visa was denied anyways.

That is of course if you meant the misrepresentation regarding visa interviews.

[Californiansunset 336]

I have divorced degree during interview, the co only forcus and trying talk about my B2 visa and me in relationship with my fiancé while I'm still married

I try to tell her that we broke up before I met my fiancé and she said to the guy next her why wait so long to get divorce? She just try with one guy not work and try with the next one. And finally she told me that it is incredible and she think I only want Imigration benefit.

I asked her what I should do? She said if he still interested he will refile paperwork again. But I can tell that she mad at me that lied to her before.

How much time was in between the divorce and you filing for a K1 visa?

You have to understand that it does look fishy to CO that you get so quickly into a new relationship again with a US citizen (what a coincidence!!) so that they will scrutinize you. The lying just did the rest. You were very unlucky to even get the same CO too... so all those factors just added up.

I don't think you should have issues if you go for a spousal visa though. In order for it to look like a genuine relationship get a lot more face to face time. Immediately filing for another K1 isn't going to help unless your fiancé would spend a lot of time with you in your home country. Like a looooot of time

[p.hitt 0]

It was one few months after legally divorce, we plan to get married anyway and he will move to me in October 2017after he finish his MBA. is that would help? Thanks everyone for answering my questions

I felt very hopeless yesterday and today reading your nice comments make me feel I am not alone.

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

Yes, since he plans on moving abroad anyways, leave the US visa process for now. After you live together abroad for a few years, it will be much easier to get a visa.

[kris&me 572]

did you lie on application or just in interview?

makes a big difference

[FOSSLGRL 63]

I have divorced degree during interview, the co only forcus and trying talk about my B2 visa and me in relationship with my fiancé while I'm still married

I try to tell her that we broke up before I met my fiancé and she said to the guy next her why wait so long to get divorce? She just try with one guy not work and try with the next one. And finally she told me that it is incredible and she think I only want Imigration benefit.

I asked her what I should do? She said if he still interested he will refile paperwork again. But I can tell that she mad at me that lied to her before.

In my case, me and my fiance were together a year before his divorced was finalized. The i-129f was in the mail the day we received the decree lol. It was never questioned. Divorces can be lengthy and I don't see why they would give you a hard time for being with someone else while still legally married. I guess they are upset because you were dishonest. At least you have come clean now. I hope it all works out for you in the end!

Edited November 18, 2016 by FOSSLGRL

[p.hitt 0]

In the interview for B2 I told them I want to visit my husband but I didn't want to visit I just want to go find him to sign paperwork for divorce.

[Dutchster 1,107]

There's a saying for this in Dutch: "Wie zijn billen brandt, moet op de blaren zitten"

Never ever lie to immigration. Hope you learned your lesson (the hard way). And what Penguin says, it'd be easier after a few years of him being there.

[RobertM54 36]

In the interview for B2 I told them I want to visit my husband but I didn't want to visit I just want to go find him to sign paperwork for divorce.

Sounds like a visit to me.

[umikoikaze 12]

I don't see how you lied during the interview though. You wanted to visit your husband, so you could get divorced.. You also wanted to visit your fiance but one doesn't negate the other. Not volunteering information isn't the same as lying. Sounds like CO just didn't believe your relationship was genuine.

[p.hitt 0]

thank everyone

i am worrying about they noted me and i will never get chance i get approve for my next one.