Port of Entry Humanitarian Parole Denied, Does it effect k1?

[Kristi&Luigi 157]

My fiance and I went through an immediate emergency situation and one of our representatives advice to try for a humanitarian parole in the port of entry. He was denied entry under not enough evidance and sent back to his home country. The cbp agent advice to get a visa and return. No restrictions were put but a stamp on the passport labeling the denial. This happened last April before we filed. Would this hurt our chances at the k1? Would this show up in the sucurity check? 

 

Ps: it's worthy to mention they let him board the plane without a visa when the airport was informed of his emergency. And our representative fought for us at the poe however cbp told us they never heardone from her so this is uncertain. (Someone was obviously lying)

 

[Boiler 45,541]

Sounds like the Airline would be in BIG trouble, I have no idea how somebody was able to get on to a plane in such a situation. Seems a major security failure.

 

Was she deported or allowed to withdraw her application for admission.

[JFH 12,190]

If he was already your fiancé at that stage, did he not already have a visitor visa in place? You must have met at some point? I am very interested in how the airline personnel allowed someone to board a US-bound flight without a visa. SFPD and APIS requirements put in place by the TSA necessitate this information in order to issue a boarding pass. Or was the flight to Canada or Mexico and he then continued by land? 

[gregcrs2 1,778]

This is confusing.  They way I am reading it, both of you took a flight to the USA and hoped to get humanitarian parole at POE.  Who told you can get that at POE?  I hope at least that the airline gave him a flight back for free since they should not have let him board the plane.

[gregcrs2 1,778]

1 hour ago, Kristi&Luigi said:

My fiance and I went through an immediate emergency situation and one of our representatives advice to try for a humanitarian parole in the port of entry. He was denied entry under not enough evidance and sent back to his home country. The cbp agent advice to get a visa and return. No restrictions were put but a stamp on the passport labeling the denial. This happened last April before we filed. Would this hurt our chances at the k1? Would this show up in the sucurity check? 

 

Ps: it's worthy to mention they let him board the plane without a visa when the airport was informed of his emergency. And our representative fought for us at the poe however cbp told us they never heardone from her so this is uncertain. (Someone was obviously lying)

 

Humanitarian parole is applied for through USCIS.  You just can't jump on  plane and hope CBP will let you in the USA.  So it seems your rep gave you incorrect information.  Humanitarian parole has specific criteria and is temporary visa in nature.  Obviously, you chose to attempt this route since your fiancé most likely could not get a visitor visa.  This will likely show up on the security check as it includes data from CBP.  Don't know if it will hurt chances of getting a K -1 but it will be scrutinized more closely.