My fiance fail her interview :(

[Axndude808 1]

Is there a way I schedule or request for a second interview? The consulate don't believe my realtionship is bona fide even though we been together for six years. They still requesting for more evidence. I do regret not flying back for her first interview, but I will definitely be there for her second. 

Edited April 10, 2017 by Ban Hammer
edited to remove tos violating slur

[LionessDeon 2,060]

You can try to contact the consulate immediately to ask for a second interview to be present and provide more evidence.   Not sure how successful you will be with that.  I've also heard of others contacting their congressman.  You must act very quickly.

[dwheels76 5,468]

Really sorry. I know for Vietnam and Cambodia its very hard to get a K1 approval. And the denial may have a lot to do with being together so many years and still no marriage. They weren't convinced at interview.

 

Did you talk to your fiancée' and asked about all the questions and her answers?

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

As stated above, act fast or you probably will have to either refile another I-129f petition or marry and try CR-1.

 

Regardless of amount of time together there was obviously a lack of evidence(maybe there should have been a lot more for that long of time together). If you act quick maybe, maybe you can get a second interview; but I would not get too hopeful...

[geowrian 22,337]

There's no such thing as "failing" an interview. It sounds like they are either requesting additional documents or are denying the visa. What paper did your fiance receive?

 

They're not "XXXXX" for requiring additional evidence. What evidence was provided? Was any relationship evidence front-loaded (sent with the I-129F)?

Edited April 10, 2017 by Ban Hammer
edited to remove tos violating slur

[LionessDeon 2,060]

I think visa denial is an interview fail.

OP sorry to hear your bad news.  Don't give up!  Regroup and overcome this!

[Transborderwife 4,666]

What evidence did you provide?  Background?  Perhaps there's a better word that you could use for the staff than the one you used.

[geowrian 22,337]

9 minutes ago, LionessDeon said:

I think visa denial is an interview fail.

I'd respectfully disagree.

 

Edit: What I mean is that you can give a perfect interview performance and have all documentation available to you, but still get a legitimate denial.

Edited April 10, 2017 by geowrian

[LionessDeon 2,060]

3 minutes ago, geowrian said:

I'd respectfully disagree.

No worries.    It's not important.  I just hope they can work something out to be together in the future!

[Ban Hammer 13,334]

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[DianaLucena 72]

6 hours ago, dwheels76 said:

And the denial may have a lot to do with being together so many years and still no marriage.

My interview is next week. We've been together for 6 years too  Hope they donde deny my visa for that... We've been together for a lot of time but we are just 24 years old, we just finished college, so for us this is the right time to get married.

[Jonathan Lopes 1]

You know, you realize that a K-1 visa would require you to get married?

[Axndude808 1]

Yes, that's why I filed a K1 visa, so that we can get marry this summmer. The only reason why we decided to wait this long is because I wanted to finish my pharmD program before we get married. We had an engagement ceremony just before I filed the K1 visa. I guess I'll just to have consider CR-1 if K1 doesn't work out after resubmitting them with more evidence. Sigh...

[Liam2021 583]

How many time you visited her for last 6 year? In the eyes of CO, you should fly back to Vietnam, then getting married there.

[Backpackers 19]

7 hours ago, Axndude808 said:

Yes, that's why I filed a K1 visa, so that we can get marry this summmer. The only reason why we decided to wait this long is because I wanted to finish my pharmD program before we get married. We had an engagement ceremony just before I filed the K1 visa. I guess I'll just to have consider CR-1 if K1 doesn't work out after resubmitting them with more evidence. Sigh...

Did they see photos of the engagement ceremony?  They probably thought it was a wedding.  I've heard of others being denied because they saw photos of a ceremony.