k-1 imterview is denied often?

[gugu24 0]

do you know the cases in which the visa was rejected? is it often debying the cases or its rare?

[Jaylen Brit 0]

Its neither rare nor often - it just happens.

It can happen for many reasons - if the Consulate officer isn't satisfied with something they MAY 'deny' a visa but many times they will allow rectification (say, for example, they weren't convinced the relationship was genuine due to lack of evidence, but you are allowed to provide more info). Sometimes they will not allow this. It depends entirely on the individual case and the adjudicating Officer.

Some visas are denied outright for things like criminal history - like drug convictions (any convicted crime of Moral turpitude, as defined by the regulations, can result in visa denial).

[Jaci 0]

do you know the cases in which the visa was rejected? is it often debying the cases or its rare?

I will assume you are talking here about cases where there is an approved petition, the alien is an admissable alien (no criminal background or health issues) but the consulate suspects the relationship is not bonafide, and refuses to issue the visa.

In some countries it happens more (or even much more) often than in others. USCIS seems to apply the same rules to all applicants, but the consulates do not. If you read threads from different places, you'll see that in some countries (Nigeria and Vietnam come to mind) applicants sometimes have a more difficult time convincing consular officers of the bonafides of their relationships, while in others (countries where no visa is needed just to visit the US) there usually are few if any questions about it at all.

There are always exceptions to the rule, but what passes for enough evidence of bonafide relationship in some parts of the world isn't enough in others. I would like to remind those who have not interviewed yet to keep this in mind.

I'm really sorry you're having trouble gugu. I know how heartbreaking it is to go through that when you really really are for real.

Hang in there.