VIsa Denied because of pending K1 Visa

[Unidentified 2,930]

4 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Is identity theft possible here? Sure..but they would be quite foolish to try it IMO. As others noted, the amount of money and work that goes into the K-1 process to get it to that stage is quite significant. They would likely be able to do a lot worse than to attempt apply for a K-1 visa. It's a huge, expensive issue, and would mean a USC is in on it (committing perjury in the process) + a Fiipino being in on it with the required false/stolen documentation. And the medical + biometrics...I'm pretty sure something major will stick out to the PP when somebody else shows up.

 

Either there was some mistake with the data entry and it matched the wrong person, or she was petitioned by somebody else in the past and it was not withdrawn.

Or she's not being honest about having a us fiance.

[Boiler 45,931]

Single female PI Tourist Visa does not often work, plus whatever is going on here.

[Dashinka 24,726]

I wonder if it was just the CO asking a question to see a reaction.  As others have said, the complexity of identity theft to file for a K1 is pretty large, if it is actually identity theft, I would look at the OP's daughter's friends as someone would need to get the necessary documents to the USC for a K1 petition.

[LadyJheng14 0]

12 hours ago, Unidentified said:

Or she's not being honest about having a us fiance.

she is my daughter and i know her.  she is always honest with me.

[LadyJheng14 0]

16 hours ago, javadown2 said:

Hmm, I'm not really sure how you can clear this up if she is telling the truth. Identity theft really sucks. Being from the Philippines I can see a reason someone would do this though, but wow it would be a monumental task. In the Philippines if  your divorced it's really hard to get a k-1 approved (annulments are expensive and take forever!) Hence yes there is a possibility someone tried to use her identity to get a visa. (but again no easy task with having to get all the necessary forms and documents, pictures....etc.) So very unlikely. 

we really dont have divorce in the philippines and you are right annulments takes forever and are expensive.

[Barry Krebs 13]

A K1 Visa is not put in there for the sake of it.  Why would it be there and she otherwise lie to the consular officer?  Unless you can convince me otherwise, there is more to the story.  K1s like immigrant visas (or any visa for that matter) is not given out or denied at willy nilly will.  You can't tell me that someone deliberately went to the US consulate and put in a K1 Visa in this person's passport.

[Ku_Kay88 5]

Well it's really rare.

It is a pending K1 visa which means that someone went to the us consulate already.

If that's the case, then you need  more documents like police certificate, birth certificate in original.

Maybe you should talk to her if she is telling the truth.

Edited June 20, 2018 by Ku_Kay88

[Boiler 45,931]

I think we all are intrigued as to what is going on, please come back and let us know when you find out.

[debbiedoo 2,339]

1 hour ago, LadyJheng14 said:

she is my daughter and i know her.  she is always honest with me.

I've been a daughter, and I have a daughter.

 

theres lies on both sides of that genetic barrier lololololol

 

i would bet dollars to donuts that at least at some point in time....current, recent or far past.... there was a plan for her to move to the US with some dude.

 

 

[Unidentified 2,930]

1 hour ago, LadyJheng14 said:

she is my daughter and i know her.  she is always honest with me.

Did you actually ask her?

[Barry Krebs 13]

Hmmm!!  Never heard of a pending K1 visa.  New to me.

[EmilyW 1,513]

I think there are three scenarios:

• 1) Mistaken identity
• 2) Stolen identity
• 3) She has / had a fiance and isn't being truthful.  Which, if it is the scenario, her immigration path is now even more complicated because she lied to a CO.

Figure out which of those are correct, come back and let the board know.  Because if it's 1 or 2, there are lessons learned.  And if it's 3, there's an even bigger lesson learned.

[old-fella 109]

9 minutes ago, EmilyW said:

I think there are three scenarios:

• 1) Mistaken identity
• 2) Stolen identity
• 3) She has / had a fiance and isn't being truthful.  Which, if it is the scenario, her immigration path is now even more complicated because she lied to a CO.

Figure out which of those are correct, come back and let the board know.  Because if it's 1 or 2, there are lessons learned.  And if it's 3, there's an even bigger lesson learned.

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my money is on #3

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

2 hours ago, LadyJheng14 said:

she is my daughter and i know her.  she is always honest with me.

You may want to have another chat with her

[mrmvkjts 459]

Wait....what?!?

 

oh how I want to know  the (true) outcome of this story....totally staying tuned! 😁

 

OP, please keep us posted 

 

 

Edited June 20, 2018 by mrmvkjts