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I thought I remembered this being asked:    

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Unfortunately, those who do perpetuate fraud make it harder for legitimate cases.   You can object to the stereotyping, but the data supports it.

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There was a case like this on VJs years ago.  The beneficiary was living in France or Italy and was allowed to interview at the US Embassy.  Every time someone asks this question (it seems t

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1 hour ago, lukeno2007 said:

I'm a Us citizen can my beneficiary be interviewed at the US embassy in france since he is undocumented doesn't  have PR but had seeked asylum in 2014 but was denied over 8 years ago now ...we had met in .. please advise. 

If he is residing illegally there, he will not be able to interview for a US immigrant visa, no.

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He has to return to his country of citizenship. There’s also an issue of police certificates, as you know you need to submit one for the places you lived. Not sure if France issues them for undocumented immigrants, he should look into that before departing 

 

 

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5 hours ago, lukeno2007 said:

I'm a Us citizen can my beneficiary be interviewed at the US embassy in france since he is undocumented doesn't  have PR but had seeked asylum in 2014 but was denied over 8 years ago now ...we had met in .. please advise. 

So your fiancé is an illegal immigrant in the USA?

 

If so did he enter the USA legally  an overstay or enter illegally?

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13 hours ago, lukeno2007 said:

I'm a Us citizen can my beneficiary be interviewed at the US embassy in france since he is undocumented doesn't  have PR but had seeked asylum in 2014 but was denied over 8 years ago now ...we had met in .. please advise. 

Asylum from where

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10 hours ago, lukeno2007 said:

Like I said it's a K1 visa which I'm filing for so he could come to US so we can get marry... but he had his asylum documents before but his case was denied after 3years and he is living there for over 8 years now..

1) Where is he from?

 

2) Where did he file for asylum?  In France or in USA?

 

3) If he applied for asylum in US and was denied, is he legally residing in France?

 

4) Does he have a passport?

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47 minutes ago, lukeno2007 said:

He is in France... yes he does have a passport to his country..a valid passport 

You can file for him. But, he will have to interview in his home country as he isn't doesn't have residency in France. 

You should also check to see if he is able to obtain a criminal background check from France.

A member a few months back had this issue. I can't find the link right now, but the partner had already left the country in question. They applied for the CBC from the partner's home country and they got the visa. 

 

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15 hours ago, Mike E said:

So your fiancé is an illegal immigrant in the USA?

 

If so did he enter the USA legally  an overstay or enter illegally?

Sounds more like he's in France illegally, after many failed asylum petitions.  (Asylum to France from some other country).

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On 1/10/2022 at 1:48 PM, lukeno2007 said:

Kor2USA please what is CBC..

Criminal Background Check. 

As your partner has lived in France for more than a year they need to provide a criminal record from that country. 

In France is it is called Extrait de Casier Judiciaire. 

 

Your partner should have no issue obtaining one: 

 

Procedure for Obtaining:  Extraits de Casier Judiciaire may be obtained by any person, regardless of: nationality, place of birth, legal/illegal status, who has resided in France at any time, provided such residence occurred after the age of 15 years. The applicant should furnish his/her full name, and any other names (including maiden), by which known, date and place of birth, father's full name, mother's maiden and married names, and place of residence.

 

https://www.service-public.fr/

 

 

He won't be able to interview in France though because he is not a legal resident. He needs to return to his home country or another place he can establish residence for the medical and interview. 

 

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