Ukraine dating agency woman

[RobertM54 36]

Many woman make a living from their dating agency. Will that in itself disqualify her for a K-1 with a much older man?

[aaron2020 11,651]

Depends on what type of services were provided.  

[Lemonslice 4,838]

10 minutes ago, RobertM54 said:

Many woman make a living from their dating agency. Will that in itself disqualify her for a K-1 with a much older man?

Is it a general question, or about your fiancée? I tried to understand your timeline; didn't you interview in 2016? 

[RobertM54 36]

Withdrew the 2016 petition. New potential fiancée.   She will list a specific dating agency as her employer - how does the type of services matter?

I tried to delete my old timeline

 

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[aaron2020 11,651]

3 minutes ago, RobertM54 said:

Withdrew the 2016 petition. New potential fiancée.   She will list a specific dating agency as her employer - how does the type of services matter?

If prostitution was a service provided as an escort, then it would matter.  The US Government will want to know if the dating service was a front for prostitution.  

Edited March 22, 2019 by aaron2020

[SalishSea 17,827]

6 minutes ago, RobertM54 said:

Withdrew the 2016 petition. New potential fiancée.   She will list a specific dating agency as her employer - how does the type of services matter?

I tried to delete my old timeline

 

Also I bet they’re going to be curious about IMBRA implications.

[Lemonslice 4,838]

8 minutes ago, RobertM54 said:

Withdrew the 2016 petition. New potential fiancée.   She will list a specific dating agency as her employer - how does the type of services matter?

I tried to delete my old timeline

 

Is she paid for "dates", or is she working as an accountant/secretary/marketing rep for the agency - will make a huge difference. 

[RobertM54 36]

Prostitution not a service provided by this agency. The women will rarely meet and then under agency supervision. 

IMBRA not an issue. Excellent  point though.  Introduced by a woman I did meet through the agency. She turned out to have recently married.

[Lemonslice 4,838]

1 minute ago, RobertM54 said:

Prostitution not a service provided by this agency. The women will rarely meet and then under agency supervision. 

IMBRA not an issue. Excellent  point though.  Introduced by a woman I did meet through the agency. She turned out to have recently married.

What is her position/job description? What is the agency paying her to do exactly, if they are her employer?

[RobertM54 36]

1 minute ago, Lemonslice said:

Is she paid for "dates", or is she working as an accountant/secretary/marketing rep for the agency - will make a huge difference. 

The website is a pay for chat site. She gets paid for her time in chat.

Why a huge difference?

I have met admin women from agencies. The only difference is that they are not hot. 

 

[RobertM54 36]

41 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

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That was in specific response to:

"Is she paid for "dates", or is she working as an accountant/secretary/marketing rep for the agency - will make a huge difference. "

And my comment was: (why would you misquote me?)

I have met admin women from agencies. The only difference is that they are not hot. 

And I met her and developed a relationship with her outside the agency as I stated here:

"Introduced by a woman I did meet through the agency. "

 

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[TBoneTX 45,284]

Several noncontributory/inflammatory posts have been removed, along with one quote thereof.

 

This thread began low in the water and is sinking rapidly.  The OP is to be as clear and objective as possible, and respondents are to respond objectively and nonjudgmentally, or this thread will be locked and administrative action applied.

[HP+IC 292]

We have seen the case where the Embassy suspected hidden prostitution where the visa was successfully granted in Kiev (the USC fiance was sure about his girl's impeccable moral character and went to the embassy with her, age gap like ~ 14 years). They were in a rather long AP but approved. We have seen the case with a huge age gap (30+ years) where the USC himself was surprised by his girl's moral character as discussed at the Embassy (denied, though he was there). I myself (approved, waiting for my passport to arrive) have an age gap with my fiance of 17 years, totally clean employment history, no DA or MA involved, had no issues at the interview, but sometimes feel that even 17 years is borderline. The Embassy in Kiev is very straightforward, they look at the facts as presented in the original petition and at the applicant at the interview. If the petitioner front-loads heavily so that the initial pre-petition evidence is persuasive enough, if the applicant understands the nature of the relationship as bona fide, if you feel you'd better come and stand by the window together and answer CO's questions together, there should be no issues. Maintain a healthy relationship and be prepared to show it and you'll be fine

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[Prizm123 1,086]

send me a tell, i think i might be able to help so that this thread does not devolve. I met my fiance through an agency as well, and we did file the proper IMBRA forms with our application. I have an idea of the agency also, however we do not have a large age gap as you are indicating. I can try to answer any questions in PMs if you wish.

[gregcrs2 1,778]

On ‎3‎/‎22‎/‎2019 at 12:19 AM, RobertM54 said:

Many woman make a living from their dating agency. Will that in itself disqualify her for a K-1 with a much older man?

NO, working for a dating agency will not disqualify her.  You asked if this will disqualify her for a K-1 with a much older man.  One of the problems you had with your previous k-1 submittal was a huge age difference.  Hopefully you are not in a similar scenario again.