Going through k1 but we are 9 years age difference

[AAF95 2]

Did anyone had any problem because of the age difference while applied for k1 visa !

[payxibka 10,045]

1 minute ago, AAF95 said:

Did anyone had any problem because of the age difference while applied for k1 visa !

Varies by country and totality of the circumstances 

Edited January 13, 2020 by payxibka

[Boiler 45,551]

And who is the older.

[RJandHamid 1,133]

Casablanca is a tough consulate. Though there have been couples with 10+ year age gaps who have had approved K-1 visas. The more prepared you are (a lot of relationship evidence from multiple trips, take the time to get to know one another, take many photos together with family/friends), the more likely you are to have a better outcome. 

 

How many times have you met in person? 

[JeanneAdil 6,514]

Yes, we did although that was not mentioned we know it was the problem

but our age difference was a lot more than 9 years

your interview is going to depend on the amount of time the 2 of you have spent together,  the approval of Moroccan family (especially the mother),  the income requirements being met,  and the abilility to afford the health care insurance till the Moroccan can be added to the USC insurance or have his own thru work

Casa is also interested in the level of education of the Moroccan and future plans for life in the US (like will he/she work or study)

[AAF95 2]

16 hours ago, Boiler said:

And who is the older.

She is older she  the petitioner 

[AAF95 2]

15 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

Yes, we did although that was not mentioned we know it was the problem

but our age difference was a lot more than 9 years

your interview is going to depend on the amount of time the 2 of you have spent together,  the approval of Moroccan family (especially the mother),  the income requirements being met,  and the abilility to afford the health care insurance till the Moroccan can be added to the USC insurance or have his own thru work

Casa is also interested in the level of education of the Moroccan and future plans for life in the US (like will he/she work or study)

We have met 3 times and the 4th will be in March ...and I speak 3 langauges and her native language as well . I have a baccalureat in economy and this year is my 3rd year in uni going for english literature ...do you think this will work 

Edited January 14, 2020 by AAF95

[AAF95 2]

15 hours ago, RJandHamid said:

Casablanca is a tough consulate. Though there have been couples with 10+ year age gaps who have had approved K-1 visas. The more prepared you are (a lot of relationship evidence from multiple trips, take the time to get to know one another, take many photos together with family/friends), the more likely you are to have a better outcome. 

 

How many times have you met in person? 

We have taken couple pics wiyh my mum and siblings and then in march it will be the 4th 

[JeanneAdil 6,514]

54 minutes ago, AAF95 said:

We have met 3 times and the 4th will be in March ...and I speak 3 langauges and her native language as well . I have a baccalureat in economy and this year is my 3rd year in uni going for english literature ...do you think this will work 

With 3 times together and your education you have good chances

but no one can tell you for sure as all is up to what is sent in with the application and what the CO at embassy thinks of your documents

Decision is up to the interviewer

[AAF95 2]

3 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

With 3 times together and your education you have good chances

but no one can tell you for sure as all is up to what is sent in with the application and what the CO at embassy thinks of your documents

Decision is up to the interviewer

Thanks a lot for the info .. would it matter If I dont include dad in my k1 photos cuz he is a bit conservative and dont like to be in pics but my mother has no problem with it 

[JeanneAdil 6,514]

4 minutes ago, AAF95 said:

Thanks a lot for the info .. would it matter If I dont include dad in my k1 photos cuz he is a bit conservative and dont like to be in pics but my mother has no problem with it 

you know in  Morocco the mother is the important one

so i would say photos of her and mom are the best

[AAF95 2]

2 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

you know in  Morocco the mother is the important one

so i would say photos of her and mom are the best

Thsnks man you just made my day 

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

1 hour ago, AAF95 said:

She is older she  the petitioner 

She is older yes but not by much which is a good thing. Usually what we see is that that the man is early 20's and the woman is mid to late 40's sometimes early 50's. Also she doesn't speak Arabic and he doesn't speak good English at all. So you two being closer in age and being able to conversate fluently are all good things. 

[AAF95 2]

1 minute ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

She is older yes but not by much which is a good thing. Usually what we see is that that the man is early 20's and the woman is mid to late 40's sometimes early 50's. Also she doesn't speak Arabic and he doesn't speak good English at all. So you two being closer in age and being able to conversate fluently are all good things. 

That is a problem ..we communicate in French , English and Spanish so I think that is an advantage 

[Beth & Achraf 328]

Your proving up is not at this stage, but at the interview.  Most important.

 

Best if she could be there if possible. Have tons of pics with her , you with your family, communications, any proof possible since filing the petition.

Even is she cant come inside embassy  to interview, let them know she is there, and maybe even bring Mom, cant hurt.  Both waiting for you.    

Best wishes.