Cambodia considered a “high fraud” country?

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On 2/16/2020 at 9:58 PM, Greenbaum said:

Cambodia is not a high fraud country. Having said that, to ensure your chance to receive a visa, it may be imperative you "front-load" your application and be overly prepared at the interview.

 

To “front-load” your USCIS petition by including a lot of communication documents, photos, letters, and other proof of relationship items can only help. It will take a bit more time upfront for you to put together your packet, but it will pay off greatly by reducing your chances of being placed on administrative processing.

I’m going to frontload with quality evidence and hope for the best. We don’t have the normal stuff like letters and gifts, but I’m established here, we’ve been living together and have a lease and several trips to other countries together. I think this puts us in a different league than a lot of applications so hopefully it will go well.  

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On 2/17/2020 at 3:13 PM, jaysaldi said:

Cambodia is a "high fraud" country because it is dirt poor and if one Cambodian makes it to the USA then there is an incentive/social obligation to help other Cambodian neighbors and family members who are desperate to get to the USA. So it's quite common for Cambodian-Americans in the USA to offer to marry Cambodian acquaintances, perhaps in exchange for money, to get them to the USA.  Or a Cambodian living in the USA might try to find and American guy to marry his or her niece who lives in Cambodia so she can get to the USA.  

I think three of the most important questions are: (a) are you Cambodian-American and (b) are you going to be present at the beneficiary's interview?  If the answer to a is No and the answer to B is yes and you have been living together in Cambodia for a year then you shouldn't have much trouble.

Are you serious?

 

This is nothing more than conspiracy theories.  Almost every South African, Caribbean, South American, Central American and most Asian countries fit 'dirt poor' as you seem to describe.

 

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On 2/18/2020 at 12:41 AM, APA said:

I’m going to frontload with quality evidence and hope for the best. We don’t have the normal stuff like letters and gifts, but I’m established here, we’ve been living together and have a lease and several trips to other countries together. I think this puts us in a different league than a lot of applications so hopefully it will go well.  

I lived in Cambodia 5 years, 4.5 of them with my now wife. Those trips are a great piece of evidence, and you living there I believe helps your case. 
 

I moved back to USA first but returned to Cambodia for the interview, make sure you are there!

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1 hour ago, George & Roth said:

I lived in Cambodia 5 years, 4.5 of them with my now wife. Those trips are a great piece of evidence, and you living there I believe helps your case. 
 

I moved back to USA first but returned to Cambodia for the interview, make sure you are there!

I’m definitely going to attend the interview if we get one. 

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USCIS lists according to  their map

https://mypathtocitizenship.com/which-countries-are-on-the-uscis-high-fraud-list/

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What does this so called "uscis" list, put together by a 3rd party, have to do with visa issuance, that the uscis is not involved with anyway?