16 Reasons a Consul Finds Your K-1 Case Suspicious

Posted on April 16, 2020

Today we are publishing a new article about K-1 visas. In the article we discuss the 16 primary reasons a consul finds a K-1 case suspicious. The article also highlights the 4 steps the American citizen and fiancée can take to prevent denials. Finally, the article discusses in detail how to deal with a 221(g) refusal, an accusation of a sham relationship, and what to do if the petition is sent back to USCIS. The most important takeaway from the article: just because there is a real, sincere relationship does not mean that the K-1 visa will be issued. A lack of evidence, a weak interview, or a skeptical consul who believes he knows the fiancee’s “true intentions” better than the US petitioner can sabotage a K-1 case. Contact us to discuss your case.

Tags: 212(a)(6)(C), 212(a)(6)(E), Fiancee Visa, K-1 Visa, Misrepresentation, Sham Marriage, Visa Denial, Visa Fraud, Visa Refusal