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A group of Immigration attorneys who help prepare and submit
Fiancee
K-1 and Spousal K-3 visas are rallying together to complain and
lobby
against apparent procedural problems at the US visa section,
Guangzhou
China. In reviewing their in-house data, and then combining
this data
across the different firms, they believe their statistics
demonstrate
that the Visa Section in Guangzhou is denying an abnormally high
percentage of K-1 and K-3 petitions.
The attorneys assertion is that the visa officers in Guangzhou
are
over zealous in applying a higher standard than is official State
Department policy. They believe this has resulted in Petitions
which
routinely would be approved at any other consulate, being
unfairly
denied in Guangzhou. Based on their own review of the denied
cases, the
attorneys have intuited the following list of extra-ordinary
reasons
they believe K petitions were denied in Guangzhou.
- No English, No Visa.
- One Visit, No Visa.
- Marriage on First Visit, no Visa.
- Very Large Age Different, No Visa.
- Three or More marriages by Petitioner, No Visa.
These are the apparent "Red Flags" when applying for the
Fiancee or
Spousal visa in China. It seems that these could also
negatively
influence the consideration of your petition in other countries
as
well. To "err" on the safe side, I would suggest to any couple to
strengthen the appearance of their genuine relationship, by
addressing
some of the issues listed above.
- Enroll the Fiancee in English School if her English is
weak.
- Take a second trip. Enjoy a second or third
visit, spend face to face time together.
In the case of the denied petitions, true love finally won
out. Each
denied Fiancee couple, got married, in China, then applied again,
this
time for an IR1or CR1 visa, and after long delays, these were
granted.
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