jose miguel zafra- (guest from new hyde park, ny, u.s.a.)    •   02/28/2009 11:53:14 AM

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millie lopez- (guest from augusta, ga, usa)    •   02/13/2009 21:41:34 PM

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In October,2008. My Fiancee visited the embassy and he told the inmigration officer the truth. That he was previosly in the USA illegaly they denied the visa and the paper saying something about seccion 212(a)(9)(B)(II).I really don't understant all that.Can someone tell me about it. It's truth that there is no waiver for this that he will never can entry to the USA. After that I went to his country and got married him and we have our beautiful wedding. But I am afraid that he will never can come back here with me. Please someone tell me about if there something that I can do to fix this situation Thanks Millie

Mrs. Fuseini- (guest from Toledo, Ohio, United States)    •   02/13/2009 11:37:14 AM

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Hello to all my friends here on this site. I know we don't talk often but i must admit I do enjoy coming and reading on this site and all the different situations, yet still the same. My experience here has been good and very helpful. I stumbled upon this site in the beginning of me and my husbands courting internationlly. The process is simple only if you have all the paperwork and all the applications filled out and paid for. It can be stressful depending on your sitiuation,as you know we all are the same but our situations may be very different.

I met my husband on the interent the summer of 2007 and we are still going through the process of him immigrating to the states. He lives in Greece but is a native from Ghana. I traveled to Greece twice and on we married on my second trip there April of 08. We are coming up on our first anniversary and I am planning a trip back to see him for the last time there.

Our delay was the paperwork and police records. It took us a month to get police record from Ghana. ONce we submitted out paperwork we found out the police record from Greece was not the correct one. So we had to resubmit another police record from the proper authorities. That took 2 months and now he is finally mailing off the documents that was requested missing when we file the ds-230 today.

That is what i mean about the paperwork holding you up. It took 3 precious months from us not having our paperwork in order. I can't see us not spending our anniversary together so i will do what any wife will do in this situation and fly 14 hours back to Greece.

I am preying during that time we will get an interview appointment. That is our last step in the process and I am hoping he be home by this summer. I am very excited, yet somewhat disapointed in the time that we have been apart and mainly due to paperwork.

We started our journey In July 2008, and we are still waiting to be together in the states. I don't blame the system i completely understand that these are the requirements to assure a safe country for us all. I am just disapointed that i did not research better when starting this journey. Everything we have done wrong there are answers here and all over the internet that would have made it much easier for us. I have read this site and National Visa Center and many more sites and now know the way to go and what to do more than ever.

If there is anyone out there reading my story, please do no hesitate to send me a note and I will help you with the process to my best ability and together we will get through this and soon have our loved ones home with us.

Good luck and never give up although i know there are times you may feel like it. I just say this to you. I know why i traveled so far to find the love of my life and for that nothing can stop me until he is home with me. To me there is noone that can ever replace him and for that I know that the journey we are on will end in bliss.

Happy Valentines Day to all you lovers who are apart physically, but remember its just temporary and anything worth having is worth waiting for.

Til Later.

Ken VanderRoest- (guest from Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA)    •   10/06/2008 00:22:49 AM

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Recieved the I-797 on July 30th of 2008 sent many pic together and plane stubs etc.We meet in the Philippines and i have traveled there 3 times now. On last trip there 9-20-08 she has became impregnanted. Is this going to be a problem for us and the baby, and just how long do we have to wait for the approval?Im just worried about all of this and any help would be appreciated. Also is there a quicker route to go for us? Or do we just wait it out? Thankyou so much.Respectfully,Ken

Jamie- (guest from Reston, VA, USA)    •   09/22/2008 22:01:53 PM

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Hi,

I met my soon to be husband about 1 year ago. We are to be wed on November 14, 2008 in Delhi, India. I am a US Citizen by birth right. He is an Indian citizen. Could someone please advise us on the proper forms that we must fill out prior to our interview at the US Consulate in Delhi, India? We have the basic documentation requirements of: photos/ information of our communication over the last year (text/chat/phone/emails), bank statements/ US tax statements, wedding card, and will have pictures of us over the past 1 year. I want to ensure any forms that need to be filled out prior to our visit to the embassy in US are done appropriately. The forms are: D-156k/D156, I-134, I-130. Appreciate advise and insight. Thank you kindly!

bayode- (guest from lagos, lagos, nigeria)    •   09/17/2008 08:53:34 AM

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i met my fiancee in 2004 when my mum and my sister sent some gifts through her aand her mother,but then i was married.but i lost my child and my wife in an acident in 2006.then my my friend who is now my fiancee heard about this and felt sorry for me.we started the affair since december 2006 and she came back to nigeria in 2007 when her father was killed by armed robbers.we decided to get married and she filled for me.i was denied visa on 16th of sept 2008.she now want to file petition.is it advisable for her to do so or she should come to nigeria so that we do court wedding and file 4 spouse visa.cos she is so afraid that she might be killed as they killed her dad when he came to nigeria. i took the pictures taking together and the one she took with my mum when she traveled to usa and also the one taking by her mum,my mum,her late dad and my sister.i also went there with evidence of our chating.i also showed the dead certificate of my late wife.i have a well paid job,i dont know why they like denying ppl of their happines.my fiance is a citizen of america and yet they dont grant her her happines.then how are we going to leave together.

Maureen- (guest from , OR, U.S.)    •   09/15/2008 17:07:08 PM

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I met my soon-to-be-husband (hopefully) from the internet a year ago. He is living in Egypt and I, of course, live in the U.S. What is the fastest way he can come to the U.S. ? Would it be easier for me to go to Egypt get married and leave the next day with him back to U.S.? After looking at the requirements for a K-1 or K-3 thing, since we never met in person, how does this work???

Walter Rollo Wilson- (guest from Fremont, CA, United States)    •   07/16/2008 19:42:12 PM

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My Chinese fiancee and I are both English teachers. I met her while teaching oral English to her class as a visiting foreign expert. That class was in September, 2006. We have had a loving caring relationship with dozens of witnesses in the US and China. Members of my church in the US and in China have been aware of our relationship from the beginning. I have no family in the US, but her family has accepted me as one of them. The reason given was "relationship is not bona fide". How do I fight this?

Jerry- (guest from Calvert, Tx, usa)    •   06/30/2008 20:35:10 PM

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hello my name is jerry and i met my fiance in september and in june 2008 i sent my pettition for a fiance visa but noting else like pic recipts and now i'm thinking maybe i should have if any one can tell if i made a mistake what sould i do wait for them to contact me or contact them to see if i need to go ahead and send that info

tina- (guest from Hamtramck, Mi, USA)    •   05/29/2008 21:34:03 PM

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Hi, I am looking for help. I am a us citizen. I went to Kosovo to marry the man i fell in love with a few years back. Everything went perfect until my husband went to Skopje for a interview, at the interview he showed all the phone bills that we communicated, and everything else. The only problem was on my way back from Kosovo my purse got lost with my passport and photos in my digital camera of us. They asked for photos and he told them the situation. So the American lady interviewing him denied him. I plan to appeal and also go there(Skopje) once I reschedule a new interview. Can you help me with advise? I need anyones advise? Thank you for your kindness..