221G white slip was given and returned passport

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1 minute ago, SvetlanaKhachatur said:

As long as you don't get legally married under court of law then fiance visa can still be recognized

This highly depends on the beneficiary's country and traditions. 

 

Good to know Armenia didn't have any issue, many other countries that would be the end of their visa journey. 

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Just now, Naes said:

This highly depends on the beneficiary's country and traditions. 

 

Good to know Armenia didn't have any issue, many other countries that would be the end of their visa journey. 

In Mexico for example. Marriage - No K-1 visa. I consider that a tricky move elsewhere. 

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1 minute ago, 4A2 said:

In Mexico for example. Marriage - No K-1 visa. I consider that a tricky move elsewhere. 

Marriage or Wedding?

 

Cause "Marriage = No K1" is logical still. But "Mock Wedding, religious wedding etc = no K1" is the main question that comes up with denials. 

Basically couples wouldn't count as married, that they can't even apply to spouse visa, but CO says they also can't apply to fiance visa. (Seriously I wonder if they see the illogicality of this when they deny these cases...)

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Just now, Naes said:

Marriage or Wedding?

 

Cause "Marriage = No K1" is logical still. But "Mock Wedding, religious wedding etc = no K1" is the main question that comes up with denials. 

Basically couples wouldn't count as married, that they can't even apply to spouse visa, but CO says they also can't apply to fiance visa. (Seriously I wonder if they see the illogicality of this when they deny these cases...)

Nothing resembling or suggesting that there has been a marriage or wedding. In here that is a very tricky move even with a huge number of local traditions and ethnic population. It might not be logical, you know. hahahahaha But yes, while the investigation of legal not legal goes on,  specially if something is documented, you can totally be denied. 

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Thank you so much for all your responses. They just called her asking her to bring her passport to the embassy. Thank you again.