Morocco Casablanca Consulate

[Lottaair 8]

Thia comment is in regards to his habits. Has nothing to do with approval process 

Thanks for your support!!

 

As no one clearly never could answer my question on why they were individually denied. 

[Unshakable Faith 493]

1 minute ago, Lottaair said:

Thia comment is in regards to his habits. Has nothing to do with approval process 

Thanks for your support!!

 

As no one clearly never could answer my question on why they were individually denied. 

They answered by telling you the common reasons why visas are denied.   99% of the time the consulate will not tell you why they denied you, as they just have to tell you they don't feel the relationship is bona-fide.  They don't tell you why they have those thoughts.  No one here can tell you what they don't even have for themselves. 

 

That's why people suggest a CR1 because if it's denied, you do get the reasons why and you have an opportunity to appeal.

[Lottaair 8]

Oh ok see no one told me that! Thank you

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

8 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

Thia comment is in regards to his habits. Has nothing to do with approval process 

Thanks for your support!!

 

As no one clearly never could answer my question on why they were individually denied. 

read my posts 

i told you what was said about denials

the CR1 NoIR said  "he did not know what books i read"

the K1 CO told him he smiled so he lied

 

are u a real moroccan poster?

your story changed a few times

1st u were not going to support his family

and now u r?

 

[K & R 343]

8 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

Thia comment is in regards to his habits. Has nothing to do with approval process 

Thanks for your support!!

 

As no one clearly never could answer my question on why they were individually denied. 

This is getting tiring. For pages people have been telling you reasons for denial. Someone even sent you links to threads of denials from Morocco and you still won’t listen. Go ahead, file the k-1 now. It’s your money and time to waste. You’ve been warned of what to do to have a successful immigration journey and you’ve chosen to ignore all of the advice. Good luck to you. 

[Going through 5,671]

1 minute ago, Lottaair said:

Oh ok see no one told me that! Thank you

A lot of people mentioned it before, actually...but it's a lengthy thread so may have been missed the first few times around.

[janet3 1,170]

20 hours ago, Lottaair said:

Can someone help me with this question. 

My fiance does not speak English very well and we communicate a lot through goigle translate if there is a complicated discussion.  Can someone please tell me if my finance needs to know English for his interview? 

Will he still get approved although he is not 100% fluent in English?  I do not speak Arabic but we get along 100%. 

I have been following this thread today and may be can help a little....Morocco offers the interview in English, French, and Arabic (keep in mind this is classic Arabic....not a local dialect). When my fiancé and I began speaking (we met on an international dating site) we spoke in broken English, German and French.....English was his fifth language (and I know some French and German). All of that being said.....it was a question asked during his interview (my fiancé/now husband is Algerian).......the “how do you communicate” question. He answered truthfully.....three languages and google....(and I attended the interview and would have answered the same) But, please keep in mind....Algiers is a little more relaxed than Casa. 

As for everything else that has been brought up during the duration of this thread.... I agree with all of the posters that have been through Casa and the long term members that have “seen it all”. A lot of us have been around for at least a couple of years......when we caution you to spend more time together, take it slow, get more visits in before filing, and consider the CR1....we aren’t just “whistling Dixie”.  (I visited my fiancé twice in Algeria after filing for the k1.....after realizing my fiancé would not get the visa unless I stepped it up by visiting and making the relationship more tangible).

And, BTW (by the way), your synopsis of Morocco is not fair (nor correct). Morocco is a beautiful country with more than poverty and squat toilets........apparently you can not see the forest for the trees....

 

You may also want to do a little more research on religions and what obligations are mandatory....

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

3 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

Oh ok see no one told me that! Thank you

Can not appeal a K1 denial

K1 if denied is sent back to USA and allowed to die

and yes,  i appealed a CR1 denial

i won

court said marriage bona fida   reapply

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

you still have not asked any of us the fees and difference between K1 and CR 1

do you know there is a poverty guideline for your income?

these are the things u need to know

from this day forward he has 2 and 1/2 yrs to study English

1 year to apply for K1 a nd denial

another few months to go and marry and then 14 months for CR1 interview

[janet3 1,170]

35 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

 

As no one clearly never could answer my question on why they were individually denied. 

They do not “deny”. They send the packet back to “expire”. There is an expiration date on the notification you will receive from NVC (visa center). The consulate only tells you “it’s not a bona fide relationship” and sends the packet back to the US. That’s it. No list of what they think or why. 

 

[Lottaair 8]

I do not need to know those processes I am aware of the fees and all of that. It is more so personal details. I have watched numerous you tube videos and read many websites.  Thanks though. 

[Lottaair 8]

I never told you I was going to support his family and that is my final answer. I am not and he knows that. He already knows this. Why is this even a factor?? It has nothing to do with what im asking. 

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4 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

I never told you I was going to support his family and that is my final answer. I am not and he knows that. He already knows this. Why is this even a factor?? It has nothing to do with what im asking. 

 

So who is going to support them once he leaves?

[Going through 5,671]

1 hour ago, Lottaair said:

His family will be fine... he knows he cannot and I will be supporting them and him

 

3 minutes ago, Lottaair said:

I never told you I was going to support his family and that is my final answer.

 

The above two statements contradict one another---I believe that's why the previous poster brought it up.

[SalishSea 18,079]

7 hours ago, Lottaair said:

He is not scamming me. 

HE is very loyal. 

If you read my message I mentioned his family accepts me for me. And so does he. We first met our first conversation was about his religion and that still stands and we don't have issues there. I know Muslims here, but mainly ones who have converted. I have not met one that has came from Morocco as of yet but I hope I can. 

His plan is to come here continue English lessons and learn. And go to school for his career here which is what he already does there but he will need to have the schooling here in US to help him adjust to things here. 

His family LOVES me and so does my family. WE all video chat often. He has my family's phone numbers addresses, etc just as well as I have his.  It is not uncommon because he has a cousin who has married here in VA and they welcome her as well. He isnt even very familiar with the process that's why I know he is genuine he has not gone through this with anyone else. I have full access to his email etc. I monitor him and although it is not needed he is not a scammer. 

How are you able to monitor his email if you don't speak or read Arabic?

 

And, are you on board to support his entire family for the first six months he is here if the K-1 is actually granted?  Because, he won't be able to work.