Need some help!!! (merged threads)

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

I knew my fiancee in November 2015 right after 1 month since she started filing divorce paperwork with her ex husband,she got the finally divorced in mai 31 2016,i saw that having a relationship with ur fiancee before she's legally divorced is a common big red flag,we actually met in july and i proposed in august,and im 1 week away from my visa interview,so my question is,are the counselors gonna understand that divorce processing takes a long time ? And is knowing my fiancee in that period of time is gonna be a red flag that gonna cause me a denial ??

Thanks for any help

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

I knew my fiancee in November 2015 right after 1 month since she started filing divorce paperwork with her ex husband,she got the finally divorced in mai 31 2016,i saw that having a relationship with ur fiancee before she's legally divorced is a common big red flag,we actually met in july and i proposed in august,and im 1 week away from my visa interview,so my question is,are the counselors gonna understand that divorce processing takes a long time ? And is knowing my fiancee in that period of time is gonna be a red flag that gonna cause me a denial ??

Thanks for any help

[A'n'L 735]

On its own, it's not such a big problem. But, when you add that you have known each other for a reasonably short time, you are from a country known for high fraud risk, have only met in person once (?), and you proposed shortly after meeting. It adds up. Are there other causes for concern (age difference, different religions, previous visa applications)?

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

We knew each other since 2011 and we lost contact in 2012,and we got back in touch in 2015,idk if my country have a high fraud im actually from tunisia,we are same age and we share same religion and we met in my country for 40 days

[A'n'L 735]

Well, you should bring lots of proof of all your meetings and communication. I'm assuming you sent a lot of evidence like that with your initial application also (called front-loading)? Did she sponsor her ex-husband for a visa, or get sponsored herself?

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

We did send 2 to 4 conversations from every month since 2011,and sent almost 30 pictures of us together with every special moment we had together and im working on puting more proofs for the last 3 months before the interview,and no she never sponsored anybody or filed for a visa for anybody before,her ex husband was already in the US

[A'n'L 735]

We did send 2 to 4 conversations from every month since 2011,and sent almost 30 pictures of us together with every special moment we had together and im working on puting more proofs for the last 3 months before the interview,and no she never sponsored anybody or filed for a visa for anybody before,her ex husband was already in the US

Alright. That's all you can do. If she can squeeze in another visit before your interview, or even be present for the interview - that would be the icing on the cake.

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

Alright. That's all you can do. If she can squeeze in another visit before your interview, or even be present for the interview - that would be the icing on the cake.

No she can't come here again,she already left on August 25th,but i have one other question,if my case was a problem and had a red flag,shouldn't it be denied since it was at the uscis ?

[A'n'L 735]

No she can't come here again,she already left on August 25th,but i have one other question,if my case was a problem and had a red flag,shouldn't it be denied since it was at the uscis ?

No, that's not how it works.

USCIS only checks that the formal requirements for the petition are fulfilled (that the petitioner is an un-married USC etc). It is the consulate (with better knowledge of local law, culture and traditions) that adjudicates the visa application and makes an assessment of the bona fide nature of the relationship between the petitioner and beneficiary.

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

No, that's not how it works.

USCIS only checks that the formal requirements for the petition are fulfilled (that the petitioner is an un-married USC etc). It is the consulate (with better knowledge of local law, culture and traditions) that adjudicates the visa application and makes an assessment of the bona fide nature of the relationship between the petitioner and beneficiary.

Aw okay,thanks for the information,but should i be worried about what i asked u about at first ??

Do i have anything to do axcept adding more proofs ?

[A'n'L 735]

Aw okay,thanks for the information,but should i be worried about what i asked u about at first ??

Do i have anything to do axcept adding more proofs ?

Worrying won't help anything. Bring as much evidence as you can get. Also, be prepared to answer questions about your fiancés previous marriage/husband.

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

Worrying won't help anything. Bring as much evidence as you can get. Also, be prepared to answer questions about your fiancés previous marriage/husband.

Okay,thank u soo muuch for ur help,i appreciate it

[Limey 551]

I started dating my now wife after she had separated from her husband, but before her divorce. There was a legal wait (needed one year separation to file for divorce). I'd think many people start dating again before they are formally divorced, I don't see why it should be an issue.

[Tunisian_tunisia 13]

I started dating my now wife after she had separated from her husband, but before her divorce. There was a legal wait (needed one year separation to file for divorce). I'd think many people start dating again before they are formally divorced, I don't see why it should be an issue.

Aw this comment made me feel more relaxed about my case thank u so much

Well its just bcuz its mentioned as a red flag thats why i was asking about it ...

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