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Michele1003   12

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Has anyone been denied their visa in Juarez due to tattoos that AREN'T gang related in anyway? My husband has a ton of tattoos. None are gang related but it still worries me. 

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KULtoATL   1,551

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That (having a lot of tattoos) doesn't sound like a legal basis to deny someone their visa. Maybe wear a proper button up long sleeve shirt if the tattoos are on his arms? Just a suggestion :)

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He was interviewed 4 years ago and was denied. Not for the tattoos. But since then has gotten more. In the first interview in Juarez they made him stand in his underwear. There's no hiding anything. 

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In his underwear? :wacko: Wow that's really extreme!

 

What interview was it during 4 years ago? B1 or K-1?

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On 4/4/2017 at 8:33 PM, KULtoATL said:

In his underwear? :wacko: Wow that's really extreme!

 

What interview was it during 4 years ago? B1 or K-1?

Yeah. They basically make you undress during the medical exam and you are given a hospital type robe. Eventually the Dr. examines you and asks lots of questions about your health. There is no way of skipping this step.

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I know what you're trying to say since they do ask about the tattoos and it's a big deal *cough* profiling *Cough*for the Juarez consulate.

I am worried myself, since I'm a tattoo artist and I have a lot of tattoos. Both arms, legs, even a skull on my chest. None gang related either. 

hoping that just stating the origin, my profession and the quality of them will suffice. What type of tattoos does your husband have?

what do they mean? how well are they made? what does he do? this might definitely play a big role and you guys should be fine :)

 

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