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MrandMrsKoroma22   4

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5 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Soo 55% of B applicants are approved at this Consulate

 

So the next question is if he is likely to be in that 55% category, insufficient data to comment

 

The only real way of knowing is to apply and find out

 

I think the comments are based on filling in the gaps due to insufficient data, something i know I do because often you have to

 

The Uncle comment intrigued me, how does he fit in?

The uncle got his citizenship 20 ueaears ago so he could have easily brought his nephew over.  We are not interested in deceiving the government.  We will not get the uncle involve because we are simply trying to meet and further our relationship.  Embassies can't have rules for people and don't make provisions for them to follow the rules even if hardship occur.  

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Mike E
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You are not getting a K-1 visa without meeting at least once in the past 2 years.

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Here is a link to the uscis judgements on decisions to deny petition appeals - if you use the drop-down to select 129f fiancé visa and use the search words meeting and disability you will see the scen

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What health impact is this?    Additionally, your username will make any K-1 to be questioned, especially of you guys are already calling yourselves Mr & Mrs.

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1 hour ago, MrandMrsKoroma22 said:

I was never intended to apply for the tourist visa.  I said nothing of soɛr.  Secondly... WE ARE TRYING TO MEET IN PERSON.  Our goal is marriage however that is not the purpose of the tourist visa.  The purpose was for him to meet my family and I will meet his family that is in America.  We WILL have two weddings because of our culture.  I am planning to visit his family in his country once I have the go ahead to travel.  

 

The invitation letter was requested by the embassy in SL because he will be staying with me and they needed to know my information about many things they have asked.  

 

 

They They have not not 

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Just now, MrandMrsKoroma22 said:

so he could have easily brought his nephew over.

It doesn't work like that. 

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The uncle got his citizenship 20 ueaears ago so he could have easily brought his nephew over.  We are not interested in deceiving the government.  We will not get the uncle involve because we are simply trying to meet and further our relationship.  Embassies can't have rules for people and don't make provisions for them to follow the rules even if hardship occur.  

No, he could not have.   There is no visa pathway for a USC to petition a nephew.

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Just now, MrandMrsKoroma22 said:

The uncle got his citizenship 20 ueaears ago so he could have easily brought his nephew over.  We are not interested in deceiving the government.  We will not get the uncle involve because we are simply trying to meet and further our relationship.  Embassies can't have rules for people and don't make provisions for them to follow the rules even if hardship occur.  

There is no way of bringing a nephew over. He could have petitioned his brother and minor children are then included.

 

Not sure what you mean about rules

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And every single person here has said that neither option will “satisfy” that requirement.   The advice you’ve gotten has been dismissed by you immediately.

 

Not sure what you’re hoping for.   Someone to come along who did what you’re proposing?   Won’t happen.   
 

If you don’t like the feedback you’re getting, that’s on you.   It’s not because anyone is refusing to help.

If I had an issue with feedbacks I would have said so.  Please don't assume anything

  I will express my thoughts without help.  Thank you for your comments.

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3 minutes ago, Boiler said:

There is no way of bringing a nephew over. He could have petitioned his brother and minor children are then included.

 

Not sure what you mean about rules

Never mind.  Sighs.

5 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

No, he could not have.   There is no visa pathway for a USC to petition a nephew.

Lol.

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7 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

It doesn't work like that. 

Okay lawyer

 

7 minutes ago, swalker said:

They They have not not 

Oh you were there?

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Never mind.  Sighs.

Lol.

LOL?   If you mean as a derivative on a sibling visa, then yes.   Did the uncle petition your bf’s parent?

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We may have a solution if his Uncle can sort it all out, that would avoid everything so far discussed 

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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We may have a solution if his Uncle can sort it all out, that would avoid everything so far discussed 

If the uncle had petitioned 20 years ago, and if the OP’s bf has not aged out.

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3 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

If the uncle had petitioned 20 years ago, and if the OP’s bf has not aged out.

We do not know what the Uncle has in mind

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8 minutes ago, MrandMrsKoroma22 said:

Okay lawyer

 

Oh you were there?

Sorry, this was accidentally posted while I was cooking with my phone in my hand! 

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We do not know what the Uncle has in mind

No…..but we DO know how long the wait is for sibling visa numbers to become available, and that uncles cannot petition adult nephews.

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