Traveling to US to meet my fiancé [closed]

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My fiancé was a student last year when I applied visa from India and it got rejected. This year she is working and I am planning to apply again. I have a stable job, bank balance for the trip. Shall I just say that I am going on a trip with my fiancé who is already there for 15 days? Just mentioning the number of days myself so that visa officer doesn’t think I am staying forever. Please suggest.



Best Answer

Yes, you should say that.

It is good idea to be honest when you're passing the interview. Your other alternative is lying or hiding the information - but the consular officers are trained to spot lies or digging out the suppressed information. And being caught in this might have far worse consequences than being rejected again.

However I also suggest to spend more time to prepare your case better, especially considering your past rejection. To qualify for the B1/2 visa you need to overcome the presumption of immigration intent. If your fiance is working in the US - as stated in comment it is a bit unclear - visiting her would actually contribute to the presumption of immigration intent, making your burden greater. Neither bank balance for the trip nor a stable job guarantees your return, so you need to bring more evidence which would overcome the presumption that you'd remain in USA.




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Can I travel to USA to visit my fiancé?

Yes \u2013 your fianc\xe9 may visit the US, so long as they have a valid B-1/B-2 visa or ESTA. However, your fianc\xe9 should expect more scrutiny at the border. Filing a K-1 fianc\xe9 visa application is evidence that your fianc\xe9 intends to travel to the US and remain there as a permanent resident.

Can I travel to the US while my fiancé visa is being processed?

There is no law that you are not allowed to visit your significant other while you are going through the K-1 process. But you need the right circumstances showing that you maintain ties to your home country, and most importantly an intent to return.

Can I travel to USA to see my husband?

Common-law spouses and partners may be eligible to apply for B-2 visas. If they wish to visit for vacations only, they may apply for visitor (B-2) visas, or if qualified, travel visa free under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP).

Can I get a fiancé visa without meeting?

You Must Meet Two-Year Meeting Requirement Prior to Filing Fianc\xe9(e) Visa Application. During the two years before you file the Form I-129F Petition for Alien Fianc\xe9(e), you must meet your fianc\xe9(e) in person. Keep a close eye on the calendar.



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